Narrative over facts these days Tuco.
Facts with no context can be misleading, as they are here.
Other facts...Frost took over one of least competitive/worst teams in p5 with being among the nations leaders in 3 score defeats in the last year and half of Riley. He took over the 2017 Huskers, not the 1997 Huskers.
Also, this staff had likely unprecedented misfortune (not just "bad luck") in 2018-2020 all while rebuilding a dumpster fire.
2018--Had to use a walk-on QB from previous staff in very first game that led to a loss thanks to a brand new NCAA rule that allowed Bozo Gebbia to leave after school started with no penalty (and he gave word to staff in May he wouldnt leave if not starter. Have that from a staff member.)
And that walk-on QB from previous staff had to start game 2 which was the main factor in that loss to Troy. Besides the Akron cancel, which gave CU a huge advantage in a close loss, Im guessing NU is 7-5 or 6-6 in year one with a somewhat normal year with garden variety bad luck.
In 2019 summer injuries to PKs led to 6 guys kicking FGs and multiple guys on KOs that season. Would love to see ANY Big 10 West coach deal with that while rebuilding a mess. No way to plan for that and without that factoring into to multiple close losses, maybe 7-5/8-4.
2020? lol. It is a fool's errand to draw much from that unprecedented 8 game season with no non-con or spring ball and season cancelled in Aug. PSU and Wisky had "losing seasons" too. 2020 is not even close to an apples to apples comparison with other years having no non-con games. With same bar, Solich had a "losing season" in 2002 at 3-5 in the Big 12 AND THAT GUY DID TAKE OVER THE 1997 HUSKERS!
Anyway, the above requires some thinking, so I will leave you with a more obvious misleading fact. "Frost has had four losing seasons in five years," is what I believe a poster was proclaiming.
Yes, 2016 was a "losing season" at 6-7 with a bowl game being the seventh loss but they took over an 0-12 team and improved by 6 wins (lol) and im guessing Frost got some AAC Coach of the Year votes going 6-6 during the reg season, but it is a "losing season" to be ashamed of--haha. And btw, all of the AAC (or mostly all) of the UCF all AAC conference players from UCF's 2014 9-win team were gone by 2016.
Facts in a vacuum can create their own narrative.