For the most part we have a G5 coaching staff at a P5 program. I think there needs to be upgrades for development. It's time to s#it or get off the pot with some of these assistants. I'd just like to win the conference. Been 21yrs.
If the 2021 season is another disaster...
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even 4 consecutive disasters won't be enough for some ... what's worse is that a high water mark of 6-7 wins after 4 years won't be viewed as a disaster but rather as an achievement
Why don't you stop runnin scared and go cry somewhere else. We don't need this negative pu..y a.. crap here.
What are you even talking about ‘why don’t you stop running scared’? Aren’t you the same guy that a handful of paid members just called-out on this board for being a huge POS and completely full-of-it?? Yep, that was you.
How about you eat my asshole.
I've said from day one the issue is beyond who's coaching at Nebraska, it's about where the Huskers find themselves now in the B10. That was such a fundamental change for the football program that at the time it was clearly either a win or a loss, no middle ground.
As time has shown, even with this fall's antics, Nebraska football has suffered tremendously. It's not coach Frost. He's proven he can succeed given the resources. He's a native son. A winner. His resume' is perfect for UNL.
No, it remains that chose a decade past to leave that remains the burden for Husker Football. And frankly, I'm not sure Nebraska will ever compete with Ohio State the way they did Oklahoma. #emaw
As time has shown, even with this fall's antics, Nebraska football has suffered tremendously. It's not coach Frost. He's proven he can succeed given the resources. He's a native son. A winner. His resume' is perfect for UNL.
No, it remains that chose a decade past to leave that remains the burden for Husker Football. And frankly, I'm not sure Nebraska will ever compete with Ohio State the way they did Oklahoma. #emaw
No
The buyout is still too large . We live with this fir at least a couple years , then a decision would be driven in large part by big dollar donors
The problem with your take us that our 1st year team under Frost (by the end of the season) would have beaten our current team.
Going backwards is not considered making progress.
I pray we get some good luck for a change and the kids can get it together for a special season.
He’s brought a winning culture through recruiting, accountability, strength and conditioning, and improved recruiting. What else can you ask for?
His job is to develop young student athletes. Winning is secondary right now, but wins will come. Scott is doing it the right way.
He says that as a vote of confidence but that can easily change if he sees fit. It’s not good he even needs to address it that way
The administration over the last 20 years has been lazy and incompetent. We put no pressure at all on the coaching staff to perform. They give no guidance as to how to make improvements. We're not willing to compete for the top assistant coaches in college football. Heck at certain points we weren't willing to pay the head coach market value. The administration makes dumbass decisions like bring in a career .500 coach or a coach from the NFL who runs the exact opposite style of offense we have been successful with. And you wonder why we're as bad as we are today. Things aren't going to change or get better unless we start to get competent leadership. I'd argue that's the one thing we haven't tried in the last two decades of this program.
At some point, “developing young student athletes” must - absolutely must - translate to success on the field. If it doesn’t, the coach will be fired.
And winning should never be secondary at a place like Nebraska.
"I still hope HCSF can turn this around and I think he needs time to do so, HE is still young and at his first power 5 gig." Hope and prayer in college football gets you exactly what we have. With this rationale, Moos needs to go...he hired a kid who is totally in over his head and apparently is not getting counseling help from his boss.
Frost apologist always pull out the "he's so young...or he still learning" First off he's 46:
Lincoln Riley; Ryan Day; Kirby Smart; Luke Fickell; Bryan Harsin; PJ Fleck; Josh Heupel' Tom Herman; Lane Kiffin; Make Norvell; Neal Brown; Justin Fuente; Pat Fitzgerald; Matt Campbell....etc and blah blah blah,
All the above are about the same age or younger. Most had minimal experience as head coach before joining where they are now. SO the "he's a young coach" just doesn't explain anything.
So, you are saying we have a youngster who is learning as he goes (which is a laugher)....and we are paying him an elite experienced coaches salary....to learn as he goes....which he has not shown any indication he is learning anything (remember the definition of insanity...expecting different results while doing the exact same thing)
I think if he fields a team next year that produces the same awful results...he will and deserves to be shown the door.
Okay Scott...you can sign off now.
Seeing this schedule I see something like a 4-8 record. There are a lot of winnable games but until this team proves they can win and sustain any success I have a feeling it will be similar to this year, just when you think they are getting better they go backwards. Also don't think there is any way there would be a coaching change. My thoughts are that 2022 is the year that decides this coaching staffs future.
This is true. Next year is a really tough schedule so just getting to a bowl game would be progress. A losing season next year puts a lot of pressure on Frost in Year 5. Another losing season in Year 5 then nobody in their right mind can’t say he wasn’t given a chance.
FACE PALM.
your comment is so bad, it doesn't even deserve the actual face palm photo.
6 of 9 conf games against teams that didn't have a winning conf record -- 2 of the 3 teams with a winning conf record are Northw who is losing a number of players and Iowa
every conf game against a team with a .500 or better record is at home
the cross over games include the #6 and #7 place teams in the east division
conf games --- 5 home - 3 away - 1 neutral
it is an easy schedule
.500 isn't good enough. Not even a winning season in my book. Needs to be at least 7-5 next year.
If next season is a disaster? In 2023, Frost's replacement will have a greater rebuild than the man he just replaced did.
there's no 'if'. it's a near certainty we will fail to qualify for a bowl while having the same exact tired rhetoric shoved up our asses next season as we heard the previous 3.
husker football is dead. long live husker football.
husker football is dead. long live husker football.
Call me crazy, but I'd like to see how Zac Taylor could do as a college cosch.
its a fairly easy schedule every year. its the B10 west. thats what makes the last 3 years almost unfathomable.
Sorry but no schedule is an easy schedule for this staff. We CANNOT overlook any team yet we do every season under Frost and Co.
