Penns your were right

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Penns sadly you can say your vindicated should have fired frost last year!! A few of us convinced you let him make changes one more year
fast forward to fall 22 it’s the same ole frost blueprint. And Imo starting year five this was the worse prepared team of all especially on defense.
frosts comments after the game tells me he’s not excepting the changes and is pouting like a child
 
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Penns sadly you can say your vindicated should have fired frost last year!! A few of us convinced you let him make changes one more year
fast forward to fall 22 it’s the same ole frost blueprint. And Imo starting year five this was the worse prepared team of all especially on defense.
frosts comments after the game tells me he’s not excepting the changes and is pouting like a child
Well, as I said in another thread, I have been wrong about a lot of things on this board over the past 13 years, so I am not gloating or happy about the situation. I just for the life of me do not understand how so many fans cannot see that Frost is an incompetent P5 head coach. Year one we could say that this was just a transition year with "bad apples" still in the fold and so on. Year two we could blame it on a "sophomore slump" from AMart. Year three we could blame it on Covid. Last year there could be no more excuses. He had had four years to build "his team" and last year was supposedly going to be his "breakout" year when all the bad luck was behind him and Frost finally got to shine. Then came game one and that disgusting loss to Illinois. THAT is when I knew that the previous three years had not been a fluke. The dude cannot coach. And in my opinion your last comment nails why he is a bad coach. It is because he is immature and an overgrown, spoiled frat boy.

I think Frost knows the technical aspects of the X's and O's of football. I think he can draw up a gameplan and talk some nice sounding **** to recruits. But what he cannot do because of WHO HE IS, is build a "culture" of maturity, accountability, and team before individual, since he himself has none of those qualities. Most coaches know the X's and O's of football. What separates the bad coaches from the good ones is that the latter can build that culture while the former cannot. And when you build that culture and you as a head coach embody that culture, then you can hire and retain staff and coaches who also have those qualities. Osborne had that quality of culture building. So does Pat Fitzgerald and ... Kirk Ferentz. And unless your school's name is Ohio State or Alabama or some other elite team in a recruiting hotbed you had better have a coach who can build that culture.

Nebraska is a mediocre school academically, in a flyover State with a tiny population and boring geography. It has no glitz or glamor. And its glory days are now about 22 years in the rear view mirror. Every school in the B1G is now on TV. Everyone has great facilities. Everyone has money. The Nebraska "brand" such as it is, is not enough anymore. You must have a coach who can build a culture, one damn brick at a time.

We thought Frost was that coach. We were all wrong.
 

Steveelement

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Well, as I said in another thread, I have been wrong about a lot of things on this board over the past 13 years, so I am not gloating or happy about the situation. I just for the life of me do not understand how so many fans cannot see that Frost is an incompetent P5 head coach. Year one we could say that this was just a transition year with "bad apples" still in the fold and so on. Year two we could blame it on a "sophomore slump" from AMart. Year three we could blame it on Covid. Last year there could be no more excuses. He had had four years to build "his team" and last year was supposedly going to be his "breakout" year when all the bad luck was behind him and Frost finally got to shine. Then came game one and that disgusting loss to Illinois. THAT is when I knew that the previous three years had not been a fluke. The dude cannot coach. And in my opinion your last comment nails why he is a bad coach. It is because he is immature and an overgrown, spoiled frat boy.

I think Frost knows the technical aspects of the X's and O's of football. I think he can draw up a gameplan and talk some nice sounding **** to recruits. But what he cannot do because of WHO HE IS, is build a "culture" of maturity, accountability, and team before individual, since he himself has none of those qualities. Most coaches know the X's and O's of football. What separates the bad coaches from the good ones is that the latter can build that culture while the former cannot. And when you build that culture and you as a head coach embody that culture, then you can hire and retain staff and coaches who also have those qualities. Osborne had that quality of culture building. So does Pat Fitzgerald and ... Kirk Ferentz. And unless your school's name is Ohio State or Alabama or some other elite team in a recruiting hotbed you had better have a coach who can build that culture.

Nebraska is a mediocre school academically, in a flyover State with a tiny population and boring geography. It has no glitz or glamor. And its glory days are now about 22 years in the rear view mirror. Every school in the B1G is now on TV. Everyone has great facilities. Everyone has money. The Nebraska "brand" such as it is, is not enough anymore. You must have a coach who can build a culture, one damn brick at a time.

We thought Frost was that coach. We were all wrong.
Are you saying Tom Osborne didn’t build a culture? Scott Frost is literally trying to bring that culture back to Lincoln.

Let the year play out. I think you guys are going have a pretty good season.
 

phoenix4nu

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Well, as I said in another thread, I have been wrong about a lot of things on this board over the past 13 years, so I am not gloating or happy about the situation. I just for the life of me do not understand how so many fans cannot see that Frost is an incompetent P5 head coach. Year one we could say that this was just a transition year with "bad apples" still in the fold and so on. Year two we could blame it on a "sophomore slump" from AMart. Year three we could blame it on Covid. Last year there could be no more excuses. He had had four years to build "his team" and last year was supposedly going to be his "breakout" year when all the bad luck was behind him and Frost finally got to shine. Then came game one and that disgusting loss to Illinois. THAT is when I knew that the previous three years had not been a fluke. The dude cannot coach. And in my opinion your last comment nails why he is a bad coach. It is because he is immature and an overgrown, spoiled frat boy.

I think Frost knows the technical aspects of the X's and O's of football. I think he can draw up a gameplan and talk some nice sounding **** to recruits. But what he cannot do because of WHO HE IS, is build a "culture" of maturity, accountability, and team before individual, since he himself has none of those qualities. Most coaches know the X's and O's of football. What separates the bad coaches from the good ones is that the latter can build that culture while the former cannot. And when you build that culture and you as a head coach embody that culture, then you can hire and retain staff and coaches who also have those qualities. Osborne had that quality of culture building. So does Pat Fitzgerald and ... Kirk Ferentz. And unless your school's name is Ohio State or Alabama or some other elite team in a recruiting hotbed you had better have a coach who can build that culture.

Nebraska is a mediocre school academically, in a flyover State with a tiny population and boring geography. It has no glitz or glamor. And its glory days are now about 22 years in the rear view mirror. Every school in the B1G is now on TV. Everyone has great facilities. Everyone has money. The Nebraska "brand" such as it is, is not enough anymore. You must have a coach who can build a culture, one damn brick at a time.

We thought Frost was that coach. We were all wrong.
One of his biggest mistakes was not hiring one or more ace recruiters when he was hired. Instead, he said that he didn't need to hire an ace recruiter. Another example of his arrogance.
 

Swiv3D

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Are you saying Tom Osborne didn’t build a culture? Scott Frost is literally trying to bring that culture back to Lincoln.

Let the year play out. I think you guys are going have a pretty good season.
No he's not. He thought he was but he never understood it. Everytime he opens his mouth he tries to puff himself up and put others down. He has no idea what teamwork and leadership is.
 

Hephusker44

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One of his biggest mistakes was not hiring one or more ace recruiters when he was hired. Instead, he said that he didn't need to hire an ace recruiter. Another example of his arrogance.
SF thought his scheme was enough. He basically underestimated the Big Ten conference. After the first two years the shine was off and his deficiencies as a serious CEO type coach became more glaring in recruiting and performance. He was the right choice at the time but he ends up being a dud. See this all the time in the real world too. That is why big time CEOs make huge bucs. They get it done!!
 

nu2u

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SF thought his scheme was enough. He basically underestimated the Big Ten conference.
My impression as well. IMO Frost never put an emphasis where it should have been from Day1 of the rebuild - the OL/DL. His recruiting classes reflected that. The famous quote about the B10 adjusting to his stlyle, and not vice-versa, pretty much sums up how he viewed the conference.
 

dinglefritz

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Well, as I said in another thread, I have been wrong about a lot of things on this board over the past 13 years, so I am not gloating or happy about the situation. I just for the life of me do not understand how so many fans cannot see that Frost is an incompetent P5 head coach. Year one we could say that this was just a transition year with "bad apples" still in the fold and so on. Year two we could blame it on a "sophomore slump" from AMart. Year three we could blame it on Covid. Last year there could be no more excuses. He had had four years to build "his team" and last year was supposedly going to be his "breakout" year when all the bad luck was behind him and Frost finally got to shine. Then came game one and that disgusting loss to Illinois. THAT is when I knew that the previous three years had not been a fluke. The dude cannot coach. And in my opinion your last comment nails why he is a bad coach. It is because he is immature and an overgrown, spoiled frat boy.

I think Frost knows the technical aspects of the X's and O's of football. I think he can draw up a gameplan and talk some nice sounding **** to recruits. But what he cannot do because of WHO HE IS, is build a "culture" of maturity, accountability, and team before individual, since he himself has none of those qualities. Most coaches know the X's and O's of football. What separates the bad coaches from the good ones is that the latter can build that culture while the former cannot. And when you build that culture and you as a head coach embody that culture, then you can hire and retain staff and coaches who also have those qualities. Osborne had that quality of culture building. So does Pat Fitzgerald and ... Kirk Ferentz. And unless your school's name is Ohio State or Alabama or some other elite team in a recruiting hotbed you had better have a coach who can build that culture.

Nebraska is a mediocre school academically, in a flyover State with a tiny population and boring geography. It has no glitz or glamor. And its glory days are now about 22 years in the rear view mirror. Every school in the B1G is now on TV. Everyone has great facilities. Everyone has money. The Nebraska "brand" such as it is, is not enough anymore. You must have a coach who can build a culture, one damn brick at a time.

We thought Frost was that coach. We were all wrong.
Don’t worry. There’s still lots of time for you to be wrong again……
 
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That Duke vs NW score might be “yer sign”.
Under Frost we have a habit of making bad teams look mediocre and mediocre teams look great. Every QB we face suddenly is Tom Brady and every running back is Walter Peyton. Were really are that awful. Let's face it, Nebraska is not a good football team. Heck, it isn't even an average team. It is a bad team. At this early point in the season I would rank us somewhere around the 80th best team in the country. Maybe lower.
 

dinglefritz

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Under Frost we have a habit of making bad teams look mediocre and mediocre teams look great. Every QB we face suddenly is Tom Brady and every running back is Walter Peyton. Were really are that awful. Let's face it, Nebraska is not a good football team. Heck, it isn't even an average team. It is a bad team. At this early point in the season I would rank us somewhere around the 80th best team in the country. Maybe lower.
Heavy sigh. I’ll still watch em and root for em
 

dand84

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Frost’s incompetence was apparent from his first CU game. Literally nothing has improved during his entire tenure here. Excuse after excuse made for him. Not the right players, not the right assistants. He has been everything he needed to show results. He should have been released long ago. Frost is the worst coach this program has seen in most of our lifetimes.
 

SLOHusker

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Frost’s incompetence was apparent from his first CU game. Literally nothing has improved during his entire tenure here. Excuse after excuse made for him. Not the right players, not the right assistants. He has been everything he needed to show results. He should have been released long ago. Frost is the worst coach this program has seen in most of our lifetimes.
I can't think of any coach given more who who delivered less.