
McKewon: Could reimagining an old role help Nebraska, Frost retain Husker talent?
Nebraska has struggled some in recruiting and retention of players, which is why coach Scott Frost wants to reimagine the director of player development role.
I remember Frost's first year, a reporter made note of Frost's hyping of freshmen and saying it was something Osborne would rarely (if ever) do. Different times, but Frost certainly is a culprit here.Found this quote interesting:
“The hype machine around here has transfer quarterbacks winning Heisman Trophies, Frankie London as the next Tommie Frazier and Jeff Perino as the next Brook Berringer before they’ve even taken a snap,” Frost said. “I think that does affect our kids. They can buy into that too fast — probably doesn’t help their development — and then when they don’t play well, things can turn on them, and that’s hard to do deal with, too.”
Who, exactly, is doing the over-hyping?
Once again blaming others and taking no responsibility. Until he takes some personal responsibility, he has zero chance of success here.Found this quote interesting:
“The hype machine around here has transfer quarterbacks winning Heisman Trophies, Frankie London as the next Tommie Frazier and Jeff Perino as the next Brook Berringer before they’ve even taken a snap,” Frost said. “I think that does affect our kids. They can buy into that too fast — probably doesn’t help their development — and then when they don’t play well, things can turn on them, and that’s hard to do deal with, too.”
Who, exactly, is doing the over-hyping?
But how can people make themselves seem like visionaries with great plans?My new favorite word to despise..... reimagining, reimagine etc. Can we just say change. You can't just hit a reset button and get a mulligan. There's consequences AND a realization that there's a reason for change
Smoke and mirrors??But how can people make themselves seem like visionaries with great plans?
I appreciate that, but I’m no huskerssalts... man I hope he’s ok.