Adam Carriker interview

[Pennsyhusker_rivals246774]

I mean, that’s a little harsh. At the very least, he is the absolute worst head coach that has ever walked the sidelines.

Not harsh. Just stating how it is I feel toward Frost. He is nothing to me now. And, I suspect, many other Huskers feel the same. And precisely because he was not only the worst coach in modern Nebraska history, but that he was so because he was lazy, entitled, and arrogant.

 

[RBigredMax]

Not harsh. Just stating how it is I feel toward Frost. He is nothing to me now. And, I suspect, many other Huskers feel the same. And precisely because he was not only the worst coach in modern Nebraska history, but that he was so because he was lazy, entitled, and arrogant.

I was joking to put a little spin on him being the worst coach ever. I agreed with your original point and what you typed above as well

 

[inWV]

I agree with this too. It was a transparent attempt at click bait ratings for Carriker to ask Osborne about Frost. What the hell did he think Osborne would say? He certainly was not going to be able to be blunt and to point out the real issues while still remaining kind to Frost. And so he was forced into the silly nonsense of blaming Riley and Covid. Bad questions from Carriker for whom I have little respect.

TO is still familiar enough with the program to know what the issues with the program were during Frost's tenure. I don't think there was much he could do about it.

 

[jflores]

Scottsbluff. Alliance and Chadron disagree..

We’ll let’s get all four offended people in a bar and I’ll leave a Benjamin on the table to cover their beers. Then we can move on.

 

[jflores]

I remember in the early 80s when there was a little traction for the Nebraska panhandle to succeed to Wyoming. Never really got too far, but to be honest, western Nebraska has a lot more in common with Wyoming than it does with eastern Nebraska.

There’s like a billion of these movements around the country.

It’ll never really work out because it all boils down to any piece of land with a barn on it doesn’t want to take any direction from a bunch of someone’s in a subdivision. It doesn’t really matter which state we’re talking about and whether that state is red or blue.

It was a problem in 1776, it’s a problem today and it’s a problem that will be present for all time. At least until the small farmers die out and corporate farms and their employees make up the bulk of what used to be rural areas.