Nebraska football fans have heard that a lot this season — and the past several years — but as the Huskers continue to make costly mistakes in narrow losses, that refrain continues to surface. Head coach Matt Rhule uttered the phrase once again on Monday, lamenting the latest missed chances and mistakes that cost Nebraska in a 28-20 loss at USC.

The Nebraska football team's struggles continued on Saturday afternoon. The Huskers suffered their fourth straight loss,

Woody Marks led the Trojans on the ground with 146 yards on 19 carries, averaging more than 7 yards per carry.

Nebraska football just made a similar move by firing their own OC. Now they face Wisconsin who will have a new playcaller.

Just one week after the Nebraska Cornhuskers switched offensive coordinators, the Wisconsin Badgers also changed play-callers. Badger head coach Luke Fickell announced that offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Phil Longo had been relieved of his duties following the team's 16-13 loss to the Oregon Ducks.