It was pretty obvious the coaching was subpar from the very first game two years ago against Colorado. We couldn't even snap the ball without getting a penalty. We couldn't tackle at all. No one had a clue what to do on special teams. That's all shit that can and should be able to be fixed in one fall camp. There's very little accountability in this staff and in this program, and quite frankly it starts and ends with Frost.
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Not true! Of course we were snapping it with :20 on the play clock while nursing a late lead, but that's another matter...
We need to get rid of at least half the staff and completely overhaul what we do in the off-season, what we do in fall camp, and how we prepare for teams each week. Frost has been stubborn and hasn't wanted to change much, but it's obvious this shit isn't working.
While we’re at it, let’s get a new center. Shouldn’t have to leave your feet to grab the snap.
The fact that he's so consumed with the offense is troublesome as our offense isn't very good.
He let's Chinander do whatever he wants on defense. He needs to do more micromanaging imo.
Maybe Nebraska AD Moos will find the latest/greatest defensive coordinator to bring in. The new coach can teach John Cook a thing or too in his free time. Maybe Moos will declare the new coach the best coach on campus just like Shawn Eichorst did with Bob Diaco.
We owe Bob Diaco so much for showing John Cook the way.
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There needs to be more. And we need to start bringing in better assistants. Mediocre defensive assistants from Cal aren't cutting it.
Pay them well and I'm sure they'll take their chances.
I’m sure that nothing will change with Chins and Frost will use the lame “we had less practices in spring” excuse to defend the defense’s failures.
Past performance is the best predictor of future success.
We're not going to wake up in September 2023 and find Nebraska is a national title contender. The coaches are significantly behind in recruiting, player development, and game management from what they would need to do to compete for our division, let alone championships.
We're dead last in the B1G West for a reason.
We're not going to wake up in September 2023 and find Nebraska is a national title contender. The coaches are significantly behind in recruiting, player development, and game management from what they would need to do to compete for our division, let alone championships.
We're dead last in the B1G West for a reason.
This is all on Frost. HIS staff. HIS program. He's floundering and taking in too much water at this point...
Oh great. Another hawkeye fan trolling our board. I guess it just goes to show what miserable lives they must have.
The top 2 RBs were out with injuries Saturday. Marvin Scott is going to be a really good back I think but he's a true freshman who didn't have summer workouts and fall camp. We have a burner true freshman who is out for the season with an injury as well. I really like Scott but we have to be able to pass the ball so teams don't load the box against us. I'm a little surprised we didn't see at least one walk on back on Saturday. There's one I've heard people with the program mention would maybe play this year.
Sure, the more guys we get rid of, the better imo. There's something very wrong with the way we prepare throughout the year. Time to get rid of the mid-major coaching staff from UCF and bring in some guys who are P5 caliber coaches.
There's not one position group that is where they should be in year 3. They are all a problem.
plus, Held is the only recruiter on staff. RB is not a problem. The feature back getting fewer than 5 carries a game IS a problem, and I don't count Wandale as being the guy we call on to tote the rock most of the time. Bad, bad coaching IMO. Let's soften up those Big 10 defenses with our 175 lber! No shade on Wandale. You get my meaning.
I thought the defense was coming around against Penn St, this was probably a bigger win for the players than the
fans. Those two defensive stands may have sapped their energy for Illinois. If they bounce back with a win against
Iowa then maybe the end will not be as bad as anticipated.
Hey frick off bud. My opinion, sorry it doesn't align with yours
Ps I'm not a Hawkeye fan. My handle is "the hills have Hawkeyes" a 80s horror movie where a mutant family lives in the hills...
Good grief
I was going to post a thread about this. I think it's fairly clear most position groups have regressed. I thought about what Frost needs to do to turn the team around He needs to get rid of most of his staff. Dawson,Fisher,Tuoti, Lubick can maybe stay. But a new D Coordinator probably wouldn't want any of those guys.
Frosts says the players need to execute the plays better. Chin says we need to be better at communicating and gap control. You can't say that stuff after every game and make me believe it's the players fault.
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