Who would have dreamed, a 4-8 season could possibly end up with more hope in front of us, than we’d have right now if our team, headed by coach Riley, was closing out an unlikely 8-4 regular season and came out on top in a mid-tier bowl game..?
As Husker fans, nobody should blame us for exhibiting some serious excitement, going forward.
1. Imagine the recruiting boost, even if final ratings don’t break the top-25, in February.
2. Imagine a well-coached, cohesive, confident and competent team.
3. Imagine games where every player plays every down with complete effort, and to the whistle.
4. Imagine a coach with Riley’s, I mean Scott's calm demeanor and class.
5. Combine these attributes with team CHEMISTRY, understanding UNITY transcends the odds.
We begin a new era. A nation of college football fans in the 80s and 90s doubted ‘old-fashioned’, run-first and forever, approach; it was "out-dated", but it worked.
Whatever you want to call what Scott Frost uses to get it done; going forward, just speaking as an average fan with no coaching experience, I’ll be content to just sit back and enjoy the ride from here on.
Longing for the good-ole days isn’t necessary anymore. It’s a new generation of Husker football, and it began with the Moos hire.
FINAL COMMENT: If our fans are willing, even if not entirely able to ‘class-up’, I predict a lot of fun in Huskerland for the foreseeable future.
As Husker fans, nobody should blame us for exhibiting some serious excitement, going forward.
1. Imagine the recruiting boost, even if final ratings don’t break the top-25, in February.
2. Imagine a well-coached, cohesive, confident and competent team.
3. Imagine games where every player plays every down with complete effort, and to the whistle.
4. Imagine a coach with Riley’s, I mean Scott's calm demeanor and class.
5. Combine these attributes with team CHEMISTRY, understanding UNITY transcends the odds.
We begin a new era. A nation of college football fans in the 80s and 90s doubted ‘old-fashioned’, run-first and forever, approach; it was "out-dated", but it worked.
Whatever you want to call what Scott Frost uses to get it done; going forward, just speaking as an average fan with no coaching experience, I’ll be content to just sit back and enjoy the ride from here on.
Longing for the good-ole days isn’t necessary anymore. It’s a new generation of Husker football, and it began with the Moos hire.
FINAL COMMENT: If our fans are willing, even if not entirely able to ‘class-up’, I predict a lot of fun in Huskerland for the foreseeable future.
