When Penn State Calls Matt Rhule, He Has Only One Answer
The Penn State football program is in a state of flux, with the recent firing of head coach James Franklin. The question on everyone's mind is: who will take the reins next?
The answer may lie in the form of a call to Matt Rhule, the head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Rhule, a former linebacker for the Nittany Lions, is a strong candidate to lead Penn State back to success.
But here's the catch: Rhule is not likely to take the job. Despite his strong connection to the university and his successful tenure at Nebraska, Rhule has built something special in Lincoln. The Huskers are a work in progress, with a strong recruiting program, excellent facilities, and a loyal fan base.
Rhule's sincere and caring approach to coaching has earned him the respect of his players and the administration. He has taken a once-great program and turned it around, making it a destination job for many coaches.
So, when Penn State calls, Rhule should resist the urge to return. He has a thriving program in Nebraska, and his current position is a better fit for his vision and goals as a coach.
The Nittany Lions, on the other hand, are facing a challenging season. With a 3-3 record and a 0-3 mark in the Big Ten, they are struggling to live up to their potential. Franklin's firing is a testament to the high expectations and passionate fan base at Penn State.
The question remains: who will be the next coach to lead Penn State to greatness? The university will need to make a bold move to attract a top-tier coach, and Rhule may be the answer. But for now, he should stay put and continue to build his legacy in Lincoln.
