I don't think this was entirely a bad post, because its at least trying to understand why we suck.
1.) Wisconsin borrowed some of Nebraska's best concepts to build a successful program. There was a really good article about this a few years back when Russell Wilson was shredding it up with them on ESPN called "Children of the Corn," about how Barry Alvarez basically just took everything he could from Nebraska's system and built it in Madison. They don't run the option, but they do feed their linemen steak, corn, and steroids.
2.) Frost's offense works, but I agree with the above post, it requires speed and it requires a multitude of ways to attack. You have to be extremely flexible and your players need to be both talented and very athletic. We just don't have much in terms of depth in our offensive weapons right now, which is why the offense seems to be very one-dimensional at times.
3.) That big ass offensive linemen from the glory days, Zatechka, was on a radio program breaking down why Nebraska is struggling right now, and I think he really nailed it:
a.) Lack of a speedy deep ball threat. When you don't have that, defenses can play closer in and F up everything you are trying to do. We don't have a big, tall, fast wide receiver to run out there and threaten a 30+ yard pass right now. That player just does not exist on our roster.
b.) Martinez is playing like he is confused and jumpy, because he doesn't have a ton of options and they may have given him too much playbook too quickly. At this point it would honestly be better to just let him cut loose and do whatever comes naturally.
c.) The offensive line is garbage. They are keeping some guys out there, like Jurgens, basically because they are deciding (the coaches) that we're gonna be very good...in a year and a half. Might as well let all the youngin's play now and get them some experience and some bruises while we suck, so we can really build for next year and the year after.
I think he basically nailed it.