Both coaches came in with prior success. Bill Callahan had taken the Raiders to the Super Bowl, and Dan Hawkins had helped build Boise State into a perennial BCS threat. Now, it appears both of their careers at their respective Big 12 schools will have ended in four seasons.

At least that's the way it appears after the Buffs surrendered over 600 yards and 58 points to MAC powerhouse (and yes, that's a joke) Toledo last night. Two games into his fourth season at Colorado, Hawkins is now 13-26, a mark that doesn't stand a good chance of improving considering the Buffaloes' most difficult games lay ahead of them.

While everyone in Husker Nation (myself included) still looks at the Callahan era as a black eye, he at least won m...

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