Bullet points which lead to one conclusion: Trev Alberts, fire Scott Frost immediately
1. I get it. I really do. Saving 7.5 million is a hefty motivation to wait three more weeks to fire the worst coach in Nebraska football history.
1a. But in this day and age of modern college football, 7.5 million is chump change for any program that is serious about success.
2. Oklahoma coming to town next week and the last thing we need is the distraction of firing a coach as we prepare for them.
2a. What bigger distraction could there be than a lame duck coach that everybody knows is going to get fired soon anyway?
3. What is the hurry? The season is toast already anyway so why not wait?
3a. Because the season is not over and the players and the fans deserve a chance to move forward and try to salvage something under a new coach, even if he is just an interim coach, who just might bring more energy to the table and win a few games against the likes of Indiana, Rutgers, Illinois, Iowa. And if you fire Frost now you give the new guy three weeks to get his balance before getting ready to play Indiana.
4. You should at least wait to fire Frost until after the OU debacle that is going to be horrible. Why saddle a new guy with that burden? Let the new guy start against Indiana.
4a. Because if we wait one more week then the reasoning will be, let's just wait two more weeks and save 7.5 million, and we will be back to square one. And if we wait one more week that is one less week for the new interim guy to get things organized before the Indiana game. And nobody will put the OU loss on the new guy anyway.
At any other blue blood program Frost would have been fired after year three. But heck ... Covid ... yeah. So he got year four. And in any other blue blood program he would have been fired after year four. Heck, he might have been fired mid season. The longer we keep Frost around the more we scream out to the world that we don't care about success anymore, just money.
Fire Frost Now
1. I get it. I really do. Saving 7.5 million is a hefty motivation to wait three more weeks to fire the worst coach in Nebraska football history.
1a. But in this day and age of modern college football, 7.5 million is chump change for any program that is serious about success.
2. Oklahoma coming to town next week and the last thing we need is the distraction of firing a coach as we prepare for them.
2a. What bigger distraction could there be than a lame duck coach that everybody knows is going to get fired soon anyway?
3. What is the hurry? The season is toast already anyway so why not wait?
3a. Because the season is not over and the players and the fans deserve a chance to move forward and try to salvage something under a new coach, even if he is just an interim coach, who just might bring more energy to the table and win a few games against the likes of Indiana, Rutgers, Illinois, Iowa. And if you fire Frost now you give the new guy three weeks to get his balance before getting ready to play Indiana.
4. You should at least wait to fire Frost until after the OU debacle that is going to be horrible. Why saddle a new guy with that burden? Let the new guy start against Indiana.
4a. Because if we wait one more week then the reasoning will be, let's just wait two more weeks and save 7.5 million, and we will be back to square one. And if we wait one more week that is one less week for the new interim guy to get things organized before the Indiana game. And nobody will put the OU loss on the new guy anyway.
At any other blue blood program Frost would have been fired after year three. But heck ... Covid ... yeah. So he got year four. And in any other blue blood program he would have been fired after year four. Heck, he might have been fired mid season. The longer we keep Frost around the more we scream out to the world that we don't care about success anymore, just money.
Fire Frost Now