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Nebraska Fires Offensive Coordinator Amid Losing Streak
7 Nov
Summary
- Matt Rhule fired OC Dana Holgorsen following a fourth consecutive loss.
- The Cornhuskers' offensive plan and execution were cited as reasons for the change.
- Glenn Thomas will assume play-calling duties as co-offensive coordinator.
Nebraska Head Coach Matt Rhule announced on Saturday the dismissal of offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen. This decision follows the Cornhuskers' fourth consecutive loss, which occurred the previous day against Illinois. Rhule acknowledged his ultimate responsibility for the team's performance and stated that the offensive strategy and execution were unsatisfactory.
Effective immediately, co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Glenn Thomas will step into the role of play-caller. Coach Rhule indicated that he will continue to assess the program throughout the season and make further changes if deemed necessary for improved performance. He urged the passionate Nebraska fanbase to continue supporting the players during this critical period of the season.
