Any scenario in which he is retained when Frost and the offensive coaches are fired?
He really seems to have the Blackshirts playing like Blackshirts. I would be sad to see him go.
Remember when Frost was a offensive coaching god and Chinander was the question mark?
Wow, does the former Iowa walk-on have that strong of connection, resume or body of work to garner such an absurd expectation, when and if, Nebraska pulls the plug on native Scott Frost?
Scott Frost is right. Nebraska has improved.
On the road, the Huskers are 0-3. At home, two victories against non-B1G, P5 competition.
Year 1 and 2 didn't earn much traction. Then, a pandemic broke out.
In many respects, last year is a canceled season. A big asterisk. Time for people to return to the here and now.
The 1950s calls are popular in political culture, but we live in 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣1️⃣
Now, we are into 2021, the first month of games have been completed in the Big Ten. Three programs have played 2 B1G games, and are either 2-0, 1-1 or the above.
The rest are 1-0 on the season! Hats off to Mel Tucker, not one first down in 30 minutes, and you remain ranked, and 2-0.
No, 2-3 isn't pretty. The Huskers were 3-5 last year all in the B1G, opened 0-2 both seasons.
Seven games remain. Everyone else in the Big Ten has eight games remaining, except those Fighting Mel Tuckers, who honor Homecoming with a buy game against Western Kentucky.
Did everyone catch PJ Fleck's buy game (Homecoming) for Minnesota with Bowling Green on Saturday?
Trev, Nebraska and everyone need to be patient.
Improvement is goal each week.
Last year, at this point, Nebraska returned home, after opening 0-2 with two B1G road losses, and won the B1G opener 30-23 against Penn State.
The Nittany Lions were awful last year for first 5 games. Now, they are #4 in the AP on an eight game win streak, second to Iowa's 10 game streak.
• Northwestern
• Michigan
• at Minnesota
Before first of two bye weeks to close out the 2021 season for Scott Frost's 4th edition in Lincoln.
Opportunity Knocks!
Nebraska has a very good opportunity to reverse the 21-13 loss in Evanston last year.
Sophomore South Carolina transfer QB Ryan Hilinski lead the Wildcats to a solid win over Ohio U to even record to 2-2, 0-1 in B1G.
8 of the last 10 games, since the Huskers and Wildcats became B1G brothers have been one possession games.
Scott Frost is 1-2 against Pat Fitzgerald over the past three seasons. The 2019 game in Lincoln was 13-10 affair, with the home team victorious!
Just what everyone needs, a real, clear cut B1G win, at home in Memorial Stadium. Nebraska is the favorite.
