If you follow NFL coaching searches, you’ll notice a simple level of transparency that seems radical if you’re a college football fan.
That is an NFL team announcing it interviewed a coaching candidate (in this case, one it ended up hiring). You didn’t see anything like that from Nebraska’s Twitter account during the search that saw Matt Rhule landing the job. But could there ever be a day in college football when something as seemingly basic as interview information is publicly disclosed? The answer is a bit complicated, and while it may seem like it’s better for the sport, it’s doubtful it would be better for the coaches themselves.
