Nebraska has dismissed offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen following a disappointing four-game losing streak in Big Ten play, during which the team averaged only 13.5 points per game. The decision came after a 24-13 loss to Illinois, marking a significant downturn after a promising 5-0 start to the season.
Co-offensive coordinator Glenn Thomas will take over playcalling duties as head coach Matt Rhule emphasizes the need for change. Rhule acknowledged the frustration among fans and committed to evaluating the program further as the season progresses.
With Glenn Thomas stepping in as playcaller, watch for potential shifts in offensive strategy against Rutgers. Nebraska's upcoming games against ranked teams will be crucial for assessing the team's resilience and Rhule's long-term vision. Fan support remains vital.