Seems like every blow out loss going back to 2001, it's the same refrain.
Players quitting on the coach.
Not buying it.
Put an NAIA team against Alabama. When they get trucked, did they quit on their coach or were they just done in by a complete mismatch in talent?
I think the coaches have a lot to clean up. The Big 10 isn't where they came from. They're learning on the job. Will they get there? Up to Frost to decide.
On the other side of the coin, you have a team that lacks elite talent and depth. And the upperclassmen being counted on to lead and show the way are the same guys that were sophomores on a horrific team in 2017. Old habits die hard.
No one quit on Frost. It's more about players simply not being good enough and when the shit hits the fan, they have nothing to fall back on except memories of 4-8.
It's going to take a while. So hang in there.
Players quitting on the coach.
Not buying it.
Put an NAIA team against Alabama. When they get trucked, did they quit on their coach or were they just done in by a complete mismatch in talent?
I think the coaches have a lot to clean up. The Big 10 isn't where they came from. They're learning on the job. Will they get there? Up to Frost to decide.
On the other side of the coin, you have a team that lacks elite talent and depth. And the upperclassmen being counted on to lead and show the way are the same guys that were sophomores on a horrific team in 2017. Old habits die hard.
No one quit on Frost. It's more about players simply not being good enough and when the shit hits the fan, they have nothing to fall back on except memories of 4-8.
It's going to take a while. So hang in there.
