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I want to start with a quote from Troy Danin that kind of made the rounds here locally at the Big Ten spring meetings and a quote to Heather Dinnich of ESPN.

Heather Dinnich inquired with Troy Danin,

I think was kind of asking about the extension for Matt Rule and what led to it

and why he decided to do that.

And here was the quote.

Troy Danin said, quote,

one of the things Nebraska has done that's harmed itself has been quick to react when things didn't happen soon enough,

instead of giving someone a chance who is by definition a program builder, the chance to actually build a program.

He said this in the final day of the spring meeting.

So he went on to say, that's different than inheriting a program that won 10 and then winning 11 the next year.

It's hard, especially when Matt walked into a program that hadn't been to a bowl game in 10 years.

By definition, that's one of the bottom end of the Power 4 programs he walked into.

I think he's done a great job of getting us from A to B.

The next hurdle is C.

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