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Do you think Deion Sanders (Coach Prime) is good candidate for head coach of Nebraska football?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
3/14/2023

Do you think Deion Sanders (Coach Prime) is good candidate for head coach of Nebraska football?

39%
Yes

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61%
No WINNER

10

39%
Yes

6 Comments
Wade Williams
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Wade Williams

I live in Jackson, MS and believe me, anyone who can do what he's done at an HBCU school like Jackson St can flat out coach and he talked the #1 overall recruit in the country into signing with them! Not to mention several other highly ranked recruits. Yes, he could get it done! JSU SUCKED B4 DEION!

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Doug Broderick Jr.
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Doug Broderick Jr.

The silver sluggers would never allow this. But I think hed be a breath of fresh air, but could be a PR nightmare for TA.

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james bond
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james bond

he will bring the energy we need to rebound the program. but like any program one coach don't do it alone need great assistants.

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James Wyatt
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James Wyatt

I just feel Deion Sanders can recruit the 4&5 star recruits that will make Nebraska competitive! GBR

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Charlie Knapper
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Charlie Knapper

Prime is the only coach out there capable of being able to handle the fish bowl that is Nebraska Football

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Matt Seiler
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Matt Seiler

Prime time would bring prime recruits and a winner’s attitude

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61%
No

10 Comments
Bill Reno Reida
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Bill Reno Reida

No! He's more concerned about himself than anyting NU.

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levi.goin85@gmail.com
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levi.goin85@gmail.com

His look at me narcissist style is not a fit for the state or the university...and he is not proven at the power 5 level.

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Larry Smith
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Larry Smith

No, Deion would not be a good fit. Too much flash, not enough head coaching experience. That said, he has done a great job where he is.

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Jeff Brown
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Jeff Brown

He was a flamboyant player but he has no Power 5 coaching experience. Not a Nebraska culture kinda guy.

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Brad Hill
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Brad Hill

cares more about Prime than the team.

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

He is not qualified nor does he have leadership qualities. What a joke of a question to even have here. Let's get serious.

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Vincent M Mankowski
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Vincent M Mankowski

Our largest challenge is someone who can not only bring in 4 and 5 star recruits, but to adapt them to the CULTURE at Nebraska and bring out the best of them within that culture. Deion Sanders is not a part of Nebraska Cornhusker culture and cannot bring that to players.

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Robert Ebers
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Robert Ebers

Promising, yet no experience as HC in the Power 5.

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Richard Johnson
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Richard Johnson

Nebraska MUST get this hire right. They simply cannot afford the risk of a coach with no power 5 coaching/recruiting experience. The stakes are to high to gamble.

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Paul Billesbach
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Paul Billesbach

No matter the hype and potential, I want a qualified experienced HC who's exemplified those traits that we so desperately need. Deion could be that guy in a few years but I don't want to take the chance at this point that he's not.

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Were you surprised by the timeline shift of the Memorial Stadium renovation?

Were you surprised by the timeline shift of the Memorial Stadium renovation?

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No

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Yes

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Do you support a direct compensation model for college athletes?

Do you support a direct compensation model for college athletes?

Yes

3

No

6

Yes

3 Comments
Loren Zimmerman
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Loren Zimmerman

It has to fair across the board, from Fordham to Alabama. one monthly stipend for everyone, not just scholarship players. There has to be a limit on how many players all schools should abide by. Determine the national budget and every school must contribute.

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Jacob Moseman
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Jacob Moseman

Compensation has always been tied to market value. These athletes are worth far more than they're being compensated, and that's been the case for over a century. Hence, they've been ripped off. I support salary, salary cap, and education on how to invest it in 401k style accounts.

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Visitor
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Visitor

Much more controllable, and much more equitable.

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No

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Doug Einsel
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Doug Einsel

Everyone who already commented believes in the same thing I do.

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Chuck Siegel
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Chuck Siegel

Compensation changes the entire dynamic of college athletics, and not in a positive way.

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

They should be students and NOT professional athletes. If they want to get paid they can go pro. Personally, I believe they should cancel all sports in public schools and colleges though I love our Huskers.

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Don Scott
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Don Scott

Put myself through school in the 70's. They are getting for exchange of their athletic prowess what I had to work and save for. The two summers after high school I drove alfalfa trucks 12 hours a day 7 days a week. EARN IT!

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Scott Ferguson
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Scott Ferguson

They already live better than most students. Free room and board, tutors, clothing, and actual education cost.

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Dan List
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Dan List

They are compensated with room and board plus an education. The perks they get as athletes now are unbelievable!!!

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