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BTN.com staff, September 21, 2017
Nebraska Athletic Director Shawn Eichorst is out at Nebraska in the wake of the football program's 1-2 start and head coach Mike Riley's 16-13 overall record in Lincoln.
We compiled some noteworthy social media reactions in the immediate aftermath below.
Former Husker QB Tommy Armstrong had quite a bit to say, including the tweets below. A link to his full timeline can be found here.
Bet my dog coach Bo laughing right now!!!!
— Tommy Armstrong Jr. (@Tommy_Gun4) September 21, 2017
I'll say what most of us previous players wanted to say. From day 1 he didn't give us a good first impression def during that first meeting
— Tommy Armstrong Jr. (@Tommy_Gun4) September 21, 2017
Former Husker football player Josh Mitchell unleashed an epic tweet storm, including the tweets below. A link to his full timeline is here.
— Focus on the process (@J_Mitch05) September 21, 2017
The transition from Osborne to Eichorst was night & day. Athletes went from genuinely cared about to items. That's the last Ima say about it
— Focus on the process (@J_Mitch05) September 21, 2017
Former Husker and current Denver Broncos DE Jared Crick
https://twitter.com/JrodVCrick/status/910940941686497281
Former Husker WR Kenny Bell
Opens twitter today : pic.twitter.com/J4YE7ijXPT
— Kenny Bell (@AFRO_THUNDER80) September 21, 2017
Former Husker and NFL TE Zach Potter
IMO Eichorst did good things over the last few years for the #Huskers Also some questionable things. Trev is obv nxt but who else is there?
— Zach Potter (@ZachPotterTE) September 21, 2017
FOX College Football analyst and Sports Illustrated writer Bruce Feldman
Firing AD Shawn Eichorst puts even more pressure now on Mike Riley who's 1-2 this year & 16-13 since taking over.
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) September 21, 2017
The Athletic editor-in-chief and football writer Stewart Mandel
Nebraska's problem is AD Shawn Eichorst didn't try to hire the best coach, he tried to hire the coach least like Bo Pelini.
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) September 16, 2017
