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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 5547882, member: 622"]
Rhule has one selling point that many don't, he is a proven program builder.  He built Temple and rebuilt Baylor.  Whether he succeeds at UNL is dependent on his support.  If the donors have bought into his program, he likely will succeed, if not, he should move on.  Should we expect a title run?  Probably, no.  However, Rhule has the ability to build a solid team if the resources are there.  UNL has had a surplus in the  AD, but had a -$29MM deficit a few years ago, may be COVID related.  I do recall that they are strongly for the PE cash infusion, though, take that for what it's worth.

Recruiting has also dropped off their historic levels, creating another hurdle for Rhule to cross.  They no longer draw the recruits from prime grounds on the same level as they used to.  And, UNL is not located in Philly with homegrown players in PA and NJ recruited to Temple, nor outside Dallas recruiting the TX players to Baylor.  All in all, the UNL job is not as glamourous as it may have been in the past.
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