We know you have a real hard on for the Huskers, but I'd argue the Nebraska job will be more attractive this off-season than its been in years.
It's a solid middle of the pack Big Ten job. Outside of the SEC (if you include TX and OK), how many jobs in P5 are better than a mid-level Big Ten job? It's not a super long list.
The timing makes the job fairly attractive too. The Huskers go 5-7 or 3-9 and its fans go to the mat arguing without a tipped ball here or a bad call there and they'd be 9-3. Imagine how they'd worship a coach these days who actually went 9-3! I think they've been sufficiently humbled and beaten down now that they won't run anyone out of town anytime soon who can consistently win in the West.
There are some nuances to that fan interest that make the job a little more challenging, but it's also what provides some upside. In general (and within reason), most coaches rather be somewhere that the fans and administration consider football extremely important. Obviously the fans weren't reasonable in the past, but is that still true?
I think Iowa actually provides the best blueprint for Alberts (including for recruiting), and I'm worried he'll go the route of patiently building a hard-nosed, physical football team that can compete with Iowa and Wisconsin. I've said it before too, but it's also why (if I'm Alberts) I start taking a hard look at LeVar Woods and Jim Leonhard.