Earlier this week, the Nebraska Cornhuskers hired former head coach Dana Holgorsen as an offensive consultant. Holgorsen joins the Huskers after previously serving as head coach with the West Virginia Mountaineers and Houston Cougars.

Holgorsen is known for his aerial attack offense. The Air Raid is a spread, non-huddle offense that relies heavily on the passing game. The hope is that his track record will have an immediate impact on the Huskers.

Nebraska’s offense has struggled all season. They rank 99th in total offense with an average of 354.1 yards per game. With a meager 23.6 points per game, the Huskers also rank 100th in offense.

This isn’t the first time the Huskers have spoken to Holgorsen. Last offseason, he held talks with Matt Rhule about a move to the coaching staff, but no agreement was reached.

Scroll below for a year-by-year breakdown of Dana Holgorsen’s offenses, starting in 2007 with his first season as offensive coordinator at Texas Tech.

position: Offensive coordinator

Points per game: 40.9 points (No. 7 in the country)

Yards per game: 529.6 yards (No. 2 in the nation)

Passing yards per game: 470.3 yards (No. 1 in the nation)

Rushing yards per game: 59.3 yards (No. 120 in the nation)

2008 – Houston Cougars

position: Offensive coordinator

PPG: 40.6 points (10th place)

YPG: 562.8 yards (No. 2)

PYPG: 401.6 yards (No. 2)

RYPG: 161.2 yards (No. 47)

2009 – Houston Cougars

position: Offensive coordinator

PPG: 42.2 points (2nd place)

YPG: 563.4 yards (No. 1)

PYPG: 433.7 yards (No. 1)

RYPG: 129.6 yards (No. 83)

2010 – Oklahoma State Cowboys

position: Offensive coordinator

PPG: 44.2 points (3rd place)

YPG: 521.3 yards (No. 3)

PYPG: 345.8 yards (No. 2)

RYPG: 174.4 yards (No. 36)

2011 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 37.6 points (9th place)

YPG: 469.5 yards (No. 15)

PYPG: 346.8 yards (No. 6)

RYPG: 122.7 yards (No. 92)

2012 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 39.5 points (9th place)

YPG: 502.0 yards (No. 10)

PYPG: 330.2 yards (No. 10)

RYPG: 171.1 yards (No. 52)

2013 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 26.3 points (81st place)

YPG: 410.8 yards (No. 63)

PYPG: 262.1 yards (No. 34)

RYPG: 148.7 yards (No. 83)

2014 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 33.5 points (37th place)

YPG: 499.8 yards (No. 12)

PYPG: 317.0 yards (No. 9)

RYPG: 182.8 yards (No. 45)

2015 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 34.0 points (36th place)

YPG: 479.7 yards (No. 22)

PYPG: 251.5 yards (No. 42)

RYPG: 228.2 yards (No. 16)

2016 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 31.2 points (50th place)

YPG: 485.5 yards (No. 17)

PYPG: 257.2 yards (No. 42)

RYPG: 228.4 yards (No. 25)

2017 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 34.5 points (22nd place)

YPG: 459.5 yards (No. 20)

PYPG: 309.3 yards (No. 13)

RYPG: 150.2 yards (No. 84)

2018 – West Virginia Mountaineers

position: Head coach

PPG: 40.3 points (10th place)

YPG: 512.0 yards (No. 7)

PYPG: 351.3 yards (No. 4)

RYPG: 160.9 yards (No. 76)

2019 – Houston Cougars

position: Head coach

PPG: 30.7 points (51st place)

YPG: 382.6 yards (No. 78)

PYPG: 203.3 yards (No. 91)

RYPG: 189.3 yards (No. 37)

2020 – Houston Cougars

position: Head coach

PPG: 30.3 points (53rd place)

YPG: 408.9 yards (No. 56)

PYPG: 265.8 yards (No. 34)

RYPG: 143.1 yards (No. 84)

2021 – Houston Cougars

position: Head coach

PPG: 35.9 yards (No. 15)

YPG: 414.9 yards (No. 59)

PYPG: 271.4 yards (No. 23)

RYPG: 143.4 yards (No. 86)

2022 – Houston Cougars

position: Head coach

PPG: 36.1 yards (No. 17)

YPG: 455.8 yards (No. 25)

PYPG: 314.0 yards (No. 8)

RYPG: 141.8 yards (No. 77)

2023 – Houston Cougars

position: Head coach

PPG: 23.7 points (90th place)

YPG: 360.2 yards (No. 86)

PYPG: 241.5 yards (No. 53)

RYPG: 118.7 yards (No. 104)

This article originally appeared on Cornhuskers Wire: A season-by-season breakdown of the offense by Dana Holgorsen