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RiLLLLLLLLey

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BTN had a headline on the ticker this morning, announcing Frost was given a 2-year contract extension before yesterday’s game?

Look, I’m rooting for the guy, obviously, but given our last and current season, that seems like an odd time for contract renegotiation.
 

dinglefritz

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BTN had a headline on the ticker this morning, announcing Frost was given a 2-year contract extension before yesterday’s game?

Look, I’m rooting for the guy, obviously, but given our last and current season, that seems like an odd time for contract renegotiation.
there's already a lengthy thread about it. The same whiners who are first to declare "there has to be coaching changes" are whining about. I love it. Change the national narrative so we can finish this recruiting class.
 

RiLLLLLLLLey

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there's already a lengthy thread about it. The same whiners who are first to declare "there has to be coaching changes" are whining about. I love it. Change the national narrative so we can finish this recruiting class.
I’m a Frost supporter. Again, just seemed like odd timing to me.
 

dinglefritz

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I’m a Frost supporter. Again, just seemed like odd timing to me.
early signing date is coming up and that "coaches hot seat list" named him. Schools were using it against us in recruiting. I think it was a proactive move by our administration to help recruiting and I applaud it. The boosters of substance and the BOR helped it happen. We've got our guy. We've got to do everything in our power to help him be successful.
 

dinglefritz

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It will be a multi million dollar mistake when you have to fire him and buy out the remainder of his contract.
First of all, it won't happen. Second of all, the boosters who pushed for it don't care about the money. It's pocket change. Go back to your own board.
 

Solana Beach Husker

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BTN had a headline on the ticker this morning, announcing Frost was given a 2-year contract extension before yesterday’s game?

Look, I’m rooting for the guy, obviously, but given our last and current season, that seems like an odd time for contract renegotiation.
Two coaches were fired this month after less than 2 years on the job. The amount of negative recruiting against any coach that struggles in this impetuous climate requires extensions like this. Plus if/when he starts winning they won't have to extend him at an exorbitant price and might get a break on his salary because they were loyal.
 

jedimasterjed

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early signing date is coming up and that "coaches hot seat list" named him. Schools were using it against us in recruiting. I think it was a proactive move by our administration to help recruiting and I applaud it. The boosters of substance and the BOR helped it happen. We've got our guy. We've got to do everything in our power to help him be successful.
This pretty well sums it up, no further discussion is needed.
 

HUSKERFAN66

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BTN had a headline on the ticker this morning, announcing Frost was given a 2-year contract extension before yesterday’s game?

Look, I’m rooting for the guy, obviously, but given our last and current season, that seems like an odd time for contract renegotiation.
Not really. With the bad record I think it's important to get it done (extension) now. He had a 7 year contract. Usually you extend multiple year contracts every year or every other year. Sends a positive message to recruits that all is well and they can assume coach will be there all 4-5 years. Although getting canned is always an option.

Waiting until next year might send wrong message for recruits and then would need to extend by 3
 

uberism1111

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There is a small minority that love to flap their jaws multiple times every day with the whole fire, fire, fire, fire idiocy. They think that is the way to fix things. Those idiots have a terrible football IQ.

Frost is very smart. A very good play caller and game planner. As he learns the conference over the years he will be lighting it up bigly. We are literally 3 drives away from having 3 more wins.

The bosters that matter, the school administration and majority of the fanbase support Frost and want him to succeed. Thus, to work against the other schools on negative recruiting and the dumb media people who need clicks and traffic for a paycheck, they extended it now instead of in the off-season.

I have always been in support of extending it to 10 years, but I was happy with 2 to take it back to 7 years. I want Frost here for 20+ years so he can rebuild Nebraska into a dominant program again.
 

WoodRiverJennings

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BTN had a headline on the ticker this morning, announcing Frost was given a 2-year contract extension before yesterday’s game?

Look, I’m rooting for the guy, obviously, but given our last and current season, that seems like an odd time for contract renegotiation.

Desperation move to try and combat negative recruiting by other programs.
 

Mack In Motion

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Hopefully this will be a move that frustrates "the glass is always empty" crowd to the point where they find a different team to work daily to tear down.
 
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dinglefritz

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There's no other explanation for it. He still had five years remaining on his contract. It certainly wasn't a performance-based extension.
Maybe it was. Maybe representing the University in the right way is very important to the BOR and the boosters of substance. Maybe they like the freshman class he signed last year and the offense he's playing. Sure there's some issues but the powers that be like the steps being taken to get us where we want to be. Money talks and what Green, Moos and the BOR just did SPEAKS LOUDLY.
 

RiLLLLLLLLey

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Thanks to most here for the explanation. I guess I didn’t think about the recruiting aspect. Again, despite this season, I’m on board with Moos and Frost.
 

WoodRiverJennings

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Maybe it was. Maybe representing the University in the right way is very important to the BOR and the boosters of substance. Maybe they like the freshman class he signed last year and the offense he's playing. Sure there's some issues but the powers that be like the steps being taken to get us where we want to be. Money talks and what Green, Moos and the BOR just did SPEAKS LOUDLY.

I think a 7 year contract initially spoke loud enough. Sadly, he's done a pretty sorry job which necessitated this PR move to try and jumpstart recruiting.
 

WoodRiverJennings

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Thanks to most here for the explanation. I guess I didn’t think about the recruiting aspect. Again, despite this season, I’m on board with Moos and Frost.

Moos has done a good job. I recognize that we need to ride it out with Frost, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend he's done a good job.
 

Hawkofxmaspast

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What is your problem? Desperation? Really? Please tell us why that is a desperate move.
I don’t think any other programs were trying to pull him away at this point? He’s coming off of two losing seasons I don’t know what else it could be besides desperate. He definitely wasn’t going anywhere after all he came home there was no urgency to sign an extension
 

HUSKERFAN66

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Moos has done a good job. I recognize that we need to ride it out with Frost, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend he's done a good job.
So by saying we need to ride it out with Frost..,.. does that mean

A) give the extension
B) let the 7 year contract as is
 

uberism1111

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Leave the contract as is until performance merits an extension.

That isn't how it works in college football. No wonder why you don't say much of anything that makes sense. You don't know what you are talking about to start with.
 

WoodRiverJennings

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That isn't how it works in college football. No wonder why you don't say much of anything that makes sense. You don't know what you are talking about to start with.

Lol

You are a trip. Extensions are common, but when there's still five years remaining on the contract people are only extended because they are kicking *** and the school is worried about the coach moving on.

Name some of the coaches that have had 5+ years remaining and got extended. Then post their records.
 

F5Husker

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I don’t think any other programs were trying to pull him away at this point? He’s coming off of two losing seasons I don’t know what else it could be besides desperate. He definitely wasn’t going anywhere after all he came home there was no urgency to sign an extension

I'm sorry, did you say something, dick?
 

HUSKERFAN66

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Lol

You are a trip. Extensions are common, but when there's still five years remaining on the contract people are only extended because they are kicking *** and the school is worried about the coach moving on.

Name some of the coaches that have had 5+ years remaining and got extended. Then post their records.
On your last sentence, you probably would win the argument. Coach Frost would probably have the worst record of those.

I think it's more about the fact that NU is ALL IN on this. The BOR believe he is the guy. And right now they don't want to give any sense of wavering to recruits
 

WoodRiverJennings

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On your last sentence, you probably would win the argument. Coach Frost would probably have the worst record of those.

I think it's more about the fact that NU is ALL IN on this. The BOR believe he is the guy. And right now they don't want to give any sense of wavering to recruits

A little unusual to have to extend a guy that has five years of a seven year contract remaining. If they felt they had to do that for recruiting purposes, it's definitely out of desperation.
 

RiLLLLLLLLey

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Moos has done a good job. I recognize that we need to ride it out with Frost, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend he's done a good job.
Fair. I don’t know it’s Frost’s fault, per se. I’ll just continue to support him and the team. And drown my sorrows with bourbon. And by huffing paint and glue.
 

RiLLLLLLLLey

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I don’t think any other programs were trying to pull him away at this point? He’s coming off of two losing seasons I don’t know what else it could be besides desperate. He definitely wasn’t going anywhere after all he came home there was no urgency to sign an extension
Not two losing seasons. Yet. Hawks may want to be wary of this Nebraska team. Should Nebraska beat Maryland, we’ll then be playing the role of spoiler come our meeting.
 

zrob_rivals105618

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I don’t think any other programs were trying to pull him away at this point? He’s coming off of two losing seasons I don’t know what else it could be besides desperate. He definitely wasn’t going anywhere after all he came home there was no urgency to sign an extension

NU is bad this year, congrats on another mediocre year for Iowa.

I loved watching Stanley get his **** pushed in trying to run that draw against Wisconsin. Talk about summing up Hawkeye football in one play. That kid has got no heart, that hit looked like it truly hurt his feelings LMFAO!
 

Nebraska_Reality

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There is a small minority that love to flap their jaws multiple times every day with the whole fire, fire, fire, fire idiocy. They think that is the way to fix things. Those idiots have a terrible football IQ.

Frost is very smart. A very good play caller and game planner. As he learns the conference over the years he will be lighting it up bigly. We are literally 3 drives away from having 3 more wins.

The bosters that matter, the school administration and majority of the fanbase support Frost and want him to succeed. Thus, to work against the other schools on negative recruiting and the dumb media people who need clicks and traffic for a paycheck, they extended it now instead of in the off-season.

I have always been in support of extending it to 10 years, but I was happy with 2 to take it back to 7 years. I want Frost here for 20+ years so he can rebuild Nebraska into a dominant program again.
"We are literally 3 drives away from having 3 more wins."

So is Colorado.....the team we all think is garbage.

Wisconsin was 2 Taylor runs instead of passes on 3rd and short from winning 45-21.

“You know how I feel about stats. Stats are for losers. Final scores are for winners.”-- Bill Belichick
 

HUSKERFAN66

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A little unusual to have to extend a guy that has five years of a seven year contract remaining. If they felt they had to do that for recruiting purposes, it's definitely out of desperation.
Coaches will use it for negative recruiting
 

WoodRiverJennings

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Coaches will use it for negative recruiting

Which is alarming, because that means that the vibe around the program and the results on the field are so damn bad that the only way we think we can get back in it with guys is to do this extension for positive PR.
 

tick2266

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Maybe it was. Maybe representing the University in the right way is very important to the BOR and the boosters of substance. Maybe they like the freshman class he signed last year and the offense he's playing. Sure there's some issues but the powers that be like the steps being taken to get us where we want to be. Money talks and what Green, Moos and the BOR just did SPEAKS LOUDLY.
I believe you hit it on the nose with the extension being a counter move to the negative recruiting. The other “maybe” reasons you presented are not supported by evidence. If the BOR really wanted to keep Frost due to his recruiting or scheme then they would have waited until the season was completed. The record with 1-3 additional losses would have given them leverage for a better deal.
 

dinglefritz

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I believe you hit it on the nose with the extension being a counter move to the negative recruiting. The other “maybe” reasons you presented are not supported by evidence. If the BOR really wanted to keep Frost due to his recruiting or scheme then they would have waited until the season was completed. The record with 1-3 additional losses would have given them leverage for a better deal.
I don't think there was much negotiation needed for the "deal". I believe they just continued the current contract with the same escalators. It really isn't complicated. IF Green, the BOR and the boosters of substance didn't believe strongly that Frost is the long term solution, there's no way they extend his contract.
 

tick2266

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I don't think there was much negotiation needed for the "deal". I believe they just continued the current contract with the same escalators. It really isn't complicated. IF Green, the BOR and the boosters of substance didn't believe strongly that Frost is the long term solution, there's no way they extend his contract.
Again, evidence doesn’t support your claim. I believe we can all recall previous coaches who received contract extensions only to have those contracts terminated.
 

SuperSK

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NU is bad this year, congrats on another mediocre year for Iowa.

I loved watching Stanley get his **** pushed in trying to run that draw against Wisconsin. Talk about summing up Hawkeye football in one play. That kid has got no heart, that hit looked like it truly hurt his feelings LMFAO!
We'll see how much heart Stanley has against your BLACKSKIRTS in two weeks. It's not going to go well for you in another 4-8 season.
 

zrob_rivals105618

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We'll see how much heart Stanley has against your BLACKSKIRTS in two weeks. It's not going to go well for you in another 4-8 season.

Ha, I guess my comment hit a little too close to home. You know your boy got dropped like a rock on that play. He's big and we both know if had any heart at all that wouldn't have happened. That look on his face afterwards when he was slinking off to the sidelines was priceless!:):):):):)

Like I said, NU sucks this year you goof. Don't be pissed at me because your QB is a complete coward. But go ahead and puff that chest out and celebrate another year of mediocrity!!:cool:
 

oldjar07

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Two coaches were fired this month after less than 2 years on the job. The amount of negative recruiting against any coach that struggles in this impetuous climate requires extensions like this. Plus if/when he starts winning they won't have to extend him at an exorbitant price and might get a break on his salary because they were loyal.
Negative recruiting isn't effective. 4-8 is all the negative recruiting teams need. It's stupid and short sighted to extend somebody's contract just because of negative recruiting. Bring in some coaches that will actually maximize the talent we do have. Instead of handing out an undeserved extension, use that money to bring in some top coordinators who can get this thing turned around.