Nebraska's Matt Rhule Makes Big Coaching Change After Iowa Blowout
Summary
Nebraska's head coach Matt Rhule has decided to let go of defensive coordinator John Butler after Nebraska's losses to Big Ten teams, including a significant defeat by Iowa. Despite a strong start, Nebraska's defense showed weaknesses, particularly at the end of the season.Key Facts
- Nebraska finished the season with a 7-5 record.
- They allowed an average of 23 points and 171.3 rushing yards per game.
- Their pass defense was ranked second, allowing 141.1 yards per game.
- After two major losses, Head Coach Matt Rhule removed John Butler from his role as defensive coordinator.
- Butler had over 30 years of coaching experience, including time in the NFL.
- Rhule became Nebraska’s head coach in 2022 and has a 19-18 overall record.
- Rhule’s contract was extended through 2032 in October.
- The coaching change comes before Nebraska's upcoming bowl game.
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