What was Frost’s biggest accomplishment…

[x35goahs]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

 

[drubendall]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

Let it go.

 

[Laner2]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

I get why you'd be asking this esp. if you're looking for perspective, but I feel like an abused spouse who just found out her wife-beatin' ex has the chimp pox. Too exhausted to care.

 

[redwine65]

brought in mickey and bill, the qb, rb and montana kicker, and tcu rush end

 

[moralvictories]

Winning against Minnesota and Michigan State in 2018

 

[Sinomatic]

Well if you ask Bill Jennings he'd tell you that Frost moved him up a rung..

 

[jsachisler]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

leaving

 

[BleedRed78]

Allowing us to see rock bottom so we can rise from the pit like Batman.

 

[mikecanale]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

Reshape Ozigbo's body and get him over 1,000 yards his senior year.

 

[10Trvln]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

Being a Ho, I reckon.

 

[Clevinger]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

For him? Signing the meritless extension.

For us? Leaving the state.

 

[Truewooper]

Um I think helping save the 2020 football season.

 

[TheHuskerFreak]

Moral Victories against Ohio State in 2018 and 2021. There are no real moral victories, but those were the two best performances by Frost in his 5 years. Played two Buckeye teams that were far superior to his Nebraska teams to competitive games in the 4th quarter.

 

[TheHuskerFreak]

For him? Signing the meritless extension.

For us? Leaving the state.

The extension was so bad. I'll always be mad at Moos for giving a guy who was 8-13 and 4-5 that season an extension. Make the guy earn it first. It wasn't like there was fear of Frost leaving somewhere else.

 

[dand84]

Frost’s biggest accomplishment was making the NU job more desirable by helping us forget firing 9 win coaches.

 

[regoratsginrom]

Fleecing us for millions and millions of dollars while doing a half-hearted job. Probably got laid a few times as well.

 

[WHCSC]

What part of "the best 3-9 team in history" don't you understand?

 

[bigboxes]

What part of "the best 3-9 team in history" don't you understand?

So close.

 

[dand84]

He did make morale victories great again

 

[x35goahs]

Frost’s biggest accomplishment was making the NU job more desirable by helping us forget firing 9 win coaches.

That’s actually a pretty brilliant analysis

 

[moralvictories]

Fleecing us for millions and millions of dollars while doing a half-hearted job. Probably got laid a few times as well.

Wouldn't we all want want to be in that situation.

 

[Dallasblackshirts]

It's funny I asked on another board is there anything that at the time of SF firing that was better than when he started.

I could not come up with anything. Not one thing

 

[huskerfan66]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

$$$$

 

[InMotion]

He learned how to steal money from all the hard working people of this state.

 

[moralvictories]

He learned how to steal money from all the hard working people of this state.

Technically he didn't steal any money. Bill Moos gifted it to him by extending his contract.

 

[X | Factor]

Getting Fired

 

[cornhustler]

Getting that 5th Natty.

 

[Redmich]

Convincing the world that the devil doesn’t exist

 

[B1G RED RULES]

Created the most optimism I have had for the Husker program since TO left…

…for a year and a half.

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

Let it go.

Nah

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

brought in mickey and bill, the qb, rb and montana kicker, and tcu rush end

He likely didn’t have much influence on the coaches coming

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

The extension was so bad. I'll always be mad at Moos for giving a guy who was 8-13 and 4-5 that season an extension. Make the guy earn it first. It wasn't like there was fear of Frost leaving somewhere else.

I don’t even blame Moos. That’s what happens went you hand the program over to alcoholics, and nobody bothers to babysit them

 

[Catch50]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

Palmer and Grant

 

[Meanfarmer3160]

I’ve been thinking about this question (what was the best thing frost did while he was the HC at Nebraska?). Once again it put things in perspective because I struggled to even come up with anything. This was what I came up with….
Moving Cam Jurgens from TE to center. That’s about it. Did I miss anything? What are some other accomplishments that could contend for his biggest most positive impact?

Banging a coed.on his office desk during halftime.

 

[The_Man_Behind_The_Man]

brought in mickey and bill, the qb, rb and montana kicker, and tcu rush end

Hardly any positives from the Frost era. But I agree with you that Frost can be credited for bringing the talents of these men here at least.

They are doing very well trying to win games given the circumstances. Whether they are here next year or not, I will remember them more than Frost.

 

[Oldie but goodie]

Walking out of here with 15 million.
Seriously, NOTHING, can't see a single positive he brought to the program.

 

[x35goahs]

Walking out of here with 15 million.
Seriously, NOTHING, can't see a single positive he brought to the program.

I mean seriously that’s where I’m at. The fact that it’s hard to come to a serious good answer drive this shit home even more 😞

 

[TheHuskerFreak]

Frost’s biggest accomplishment was making the NU job more desirable by helping us forget firing 9 win coaches.

He definitely made the job more desirable in that degree. Is Nebraska really going to fire a 9 win coach again after what we've seen? Solich and Pelini have been by far the best coaches in the last 25 years at Nebraska. Both very flawed and far from elite, but sorry I will take a 9 win team over a losing team. I would have rather been the Utah Jazz of the 90's than the LA Clippers. Saying neither won a championship doesn't tell the whole story.

 

[bigboxes]

He definitely made the job more desirable in that degree. Is Nebraska really going to fire a 9 win coach again after what we've seen? Solich and Pelini have been by far the best coaches in the last 25 years at Nebraska. Both very flawed and far from elite, but sorry I will take a 9 win team over a losing team. I would have rather been the Utah Jazz of the 90's than the LA Clippers. Saying neither won a championship doesn't tell the whole story.

No way. Neither Solich, nor Pelini, would ever win a championship. Maybe if the playoffs were expanded to 16, maybe, just maybe, Solich might luck one in the Top 16. He just couldn't win when he longer had TO's recruits. 9 wins a year is not good. Have we lowered the standard with all the losing? I'm patient. i think we've all be patient.

But being ok with what should be a down year. Osborne's worst years he won 9 games. That was playing with 1 fewer regular season games and more if we actually made the playoffs. 9 wins today is meh. 10-11... that is good. 12 is great if you can win out. 9 wins should be a stepping stone on the way to greatness, not the goal.

 

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