It might not be what Nebraska Cornhuskers fans want to hear but it’s probably what they need to accept. If Nebraska is going to climb back into national relevance, it won’t start with championships. It won’t start with flashy recruiting wins or offseason hype. It will start with something far less exciting and far more uncomfortable: Becoming more like Kirk Ferentz. And that means embracing Matt Rhule not as a savior but as a program stabilizer. The Truth Nebraska Fans Don’t Want Nebraska fans sing along between quarters at Memorial Stadium. | Dylan Widger-Imagn Images For decades, Nebraska has lived in the shadow of its own greatness. The 1990s weren’t just dominant, they were defining. They created an identity so powerful that anything short of elite feels like failure and made the expectations of Nebraska football fans sky-high. But college football has changed. The landscape is different. The path back isn’t a leap, it’s a climb and feels nearly impossible.…