Neb thoughts

[HuskersVsTheWorld]

I have thoughts to spit out.

-Blackshirts were just going through the motions the first half. Autman-Bell chirping us and no reaction. Wasn't til the 8-minute mark in the 3rd qtr that they looked like they actually wanted to be out on the field. Offense was in zombie mode too. Just a weird vibe from the team all day. They were like "Yea we have talent and can make plays and this is a winnable game, but whatever. Im'a do me and if we win cool I guess."

-Heck, I think HCSF may not get fired even if we don't win another game, as long as attitude is there and we avoid the embarrassing losses. But if it's more of Minnesota, then it's curtains for him. I really really hope that's not the case, bc it will be a sad sad day if so. I'm sure it's the minority at this point but I still have hope, let the record show.

-Hypothetically if HCSF is gone after this year, how amazingly tragic it will be that he only got the opportunity with 1 QB. Then again, it's his own fault. A fun hypothetical I'd love to see is Martinez grad transferring to another West school like Wisconsin, Iowa or Minnesota, or a school like Oregon or Notre Dame. A team with solid foundation so you could truly see how effective he is, and if Frost was in any way correct in his blind unwavering trust of #2.

-Has fan morale ever been beaten down this far? At least with Riley, we all knew it was a terrible mistake and there was hope for the future. Comeback stories exist but sheesh we're in it deep. Only sliver of hope is the 1 argument us Frost supporters have left, which is all of our losses are close and we don't get wiped off the field. Then again, that might go out the window a few weeks too.

 

[WHCSC]

Blackshirts were just going through the motions the first half. Autman-Bell chirping us and no reaction. Wasn't til the 8-minute mark in the 3rd qtr that they looked like they actually wanted to be out on the field. Offense was in zombie mode too. Just a weird vibe from the team all day. They were like "Yea we have talent and can make plays and this is a winnable game, but whatever. Im'a do me and if we win cool I guess."

I wonder how much EC's dads death affected their attitudes?

 

[JOHNNY N]

If Frost is fired he has no one to blame but himself.

I'd be ok if he got fired...I'd also be fine with giving him a 5th year. I have faith the TA will all the right call.

 

[Headcard]

If Frost is fired he has no one to blame but himself.

I'd be ok if he got fired...I'd also be fine with giving him a 5th year. I have faith the TA will all the right call.

I'm with you. Clearly Frost's performance has justified getting rid of him. If Trev wants to hold his hand, institute staff changes and try to teach him how to run a program, I will support it. But if I was Trev, I'm not sure I would.

 

[cestrup]

Nothing I think or say will matter. It's just such a blunder that we blew our load on a coach who's obviously still learning on the job.

If he comes back, it would be amazing if Trev Alberts pressed Scott to hire some quality offensive coaches and a real ST coach. Maybe Scott needs to focus more on the whole picture, rather than offensive duties

If he gets canned. I can only have hope for the next guy. The next guy will be on the shortest of leashes, for if he shows up on a Saturday and the team looks like what we've been through for the past 4 years, blows a lead or game to a bad opponent, that will be tough to overcome

 

[250vertical]

The worst part is losing to a team with Bucky Beaver drawn on the side of their lids.

 

[JOHNNY N]

I'm with you. Clearly Frost's performance has justified getting rid of him. If Trev wants to hold his hand, institute staff changes and try to teach him how to run a program, I will support it. But if I was Trev, I'm not sure I would.

I think the easier choice is to give him the 5th year. At least that way if it doesn't work out you can honestly say Frost had every opportunity to make it work and couldn't.

But again, Frost has by in large put himself in this position. So if he doesn't get year 5, so be it. Hope trev makes a slam dunk hire.

 

[HominidHusker]

I'm with you. Clearly Frost's performance has justified getting rid of him. If Trev wants to hold his hand, institute staff changes and try to teach him how to run a program, I will support it. But if I was Trev, I'm not sure I would.

My gut is telling me Trev will be hesitant to not allow one more year when seeing how “close” we’re getting… but
He’ll think the ‘youngish’ OL will improve, but will balance that with how well we can replace defensive starters.
He’ll weigh the QB situation knowing that typically you don’t get a starter for 5 years.
So if AM stays, what does that say about your ability to get a QB ready in 1-3 years when you can’t wait 5 for results?
“What if” AM does not return, what does the situation really look like?
What will the offseason attrition/addition result be for a team that has skidded to the bottom of the barrel? Seems like a dicey situation for us to come out on top of that equation, including current recruiting being underwhelming.

But a huge factor will be what his options look like for replacement, and the confidence he has in the likelihood of a new coach being a certain upgrade: recruiting and development. Above all else, this will drive the decision I think.
Feel confident in landing an upgrade? “Bye Frost.”
Feel like next man up still has something to prove? “Let’s ride it out w/ Frosty one more time.”

 

[Chief Wiggum_rivals246870]

Think about it, what really good offensive coaches will come to Nebraska in a situation where the head coach is hanging on by a thread....would you do that, I sure wouldn't, I have a family to consider.

 

[HUSKERFAN66]

I wonder how much EC's dads death affected their attitudes?

Radio missed it if so. I know it's a 50 50 crap shoot how they're going to respond but pregame show expected them to come out playing with their hair on fire. Oops

 

[SickOfPractice]

"Has fan morale ever been beaten down this far?"

For me the Callahan/Cosgrove weekly beat down in 2007 was way worse. Wasn't it like 3 or 4 consecutive weeks of our opponents having the Player of the Week after playing us, or something like that? Ugh...

 

[t7w0c1_rivals]

Nothing I think or say will matter. It's just such a blunder that we blew our load on a coach who's obviously still learning on the job.

If he comes back, it would be amazing if Trev Alberts pressed Scott to hire some quality offensive coaches and a real ST coach. Maybe Scott needs to focus more on the whole picture, rather than offensive duties

If he gets canned. I can only have hope for the next guy. The next guy will be on the shortest of leashes, for if he shows up on a Saturday and the team looks like what we've been through for the past 4 years, blows a lead or game to a bad opponent, that will be tough to overcome

The hiring of TA might give Frost the excuse to fire a couple friends and point the finger at his boss for the reason.

 

[egaRdeR]

I wonder how much EC's dads death affected their attitudes?

No more excuses!!!

 

[RiLLLLLLLLey]

I'm with you. Clearly Frost's performance has justified getting rid of him. If Trev wants to hold his hand, institute staff changes and try to teach him how to run a program, I will support it. But if I was Trev, I'm not sure I would.

Agreed. I've kind of reached the point where if Frost is let go, we better have a friggin' stud lined up. A proven stud. Not some "up and comer."

To me, this year Frost has shown what we can do in the best of circumstances. But he's also shown how to really shoot oneself in the foot. Or feet.

 

[FargoNDHusker]

I'd still be very surprised if Frost is canned regardless of how the rest of the season plays out, I imagine they would rather shake up the staff a little bit. This might be the best time to make a change seeing how they upcoming recruiting class is awful so there is no big concern of a mass exodus of players, the quarterback situation next season I can't see being vastly improved so I think they could really struggle in close games again, that said though I think Trev wants more time to evaluate Frost and the trajectory of this team.

 

[HuskerAlum92]

Think about it, what really good offensive coaches will come to Nebraska in a situation where the head coach is hanging on by a thread....would you do that, I sure wouldn't, I have a family to consider.

No employed P5 assistant coach would make a lateral move to a sinking ship. Our choices will be those that are unemployed without anything lined up. And those coaching at lower levels. And golf pro-shop people, and bank tellers.

 

[mgbreeze]

I can't believe anyone thinks he'd keep his job at 3-9. Really?

 

[itseasyas1-2-3]

Nothing I think or say will matter. It's just such a blunder that we blew our load on a coach who's obviously still learning on the job.

If he comes back, it would be amazing if Trev Alberts pressed Scott to hire some quality offensive coaches and a real ST coach. Maybe Scott needs to focus more on the whole picture, rather than offensive duties

If he gets canned. I can only have hope for the next guy. The next guy will be on the shortest of leashes, for if he shows up on a Saturday and the team looks like what we've been through for the past 4 years, blows a lead or game to a bad opponent, that will be tough to overcome

I won't even go so far as to say SF is learning on the job. Exactly, what the hell has he been learning?

NU continues to be a cluster. NU put a solid defense on the field this year due to Covid and the Super Seniors. If 2020 was a normal year and those Supe Seniors had graduated, NU defense would have been a level or two worse than they currently are.

Had the retention of those Super Seniors not been in place this year, I believe NU would have had their *** spanked a lot more than >= to 8 point losses.

SF isn't OJT, as they call it in the military. He hasn't learned **** as a head coach. He stuck with a QB who has proven unreliable in close games. He doesn't even have a ST coach that can improve from year to year.

He never ventured into the portal to try to find someone who could come in and challenge his anointed QB, much to the detriment of the entire team.

For crying out loud, Frost played for Bill Walsh, Tom Osborne, Bill Parcells, Mike Tomlin, John Gruden, and Bill Belicheck. Exactly, how in the hell can anyone explain that the guy doesn't know how to coach winning football?

You think any of those coaches/mentors wouldn't have yanked AM's *** is a heartbeat in past years? Do any of us think Parcells or Belicheck are going to tolerate one player or one coach who continues to be the difference between a possible win or a possible loss?

On the job training? What a joke. If SF were an assistant for ANY ONE of these coaches, and his position group performed like he has allowed his assistants to perform, every single coach would have fired his *** and sent him packing. Why? Because those coaches were in the business to win, not make friends.

SF played for coaches who throw the ball a lot, coaches who run the ball a lot, coaches who are super aggressive on defense, coaches that are proven to win with different styles and talent levels.

All these damn excuses for SF and his on the job training is an insult to all those great coaches who showed him the way to succeed, and to do so using many different methodologies.

Sorry for the rant. SF is 46 years old. He's not a kid, we need to quit treating him like one.

Bring it on, (nearly) all opinions will be respected.

 

[WestCoastCornhusker2]

I won't even go so far as to say SF is learning on the job. Exactly, what the hell has he been learning?

NU continues to be a cluster. NU put a solid defense on the field this year due to Covid and the Super Seniors. If 2020 was a normal year and those Supe Seniors had graduated, NU defense would have been a level or two worse than they currently are.

Had the retention of those Super Seniors not been in place this year, I believe NU would have had their *** spanked a lot more than >= to 8 point losses.

SF isn't OJT, as they call it in the military. He hasn't learned **** as a head coach. He stuck with a QB who has proven unreliable in close games. He doesn't even have a ST coach that can improve from year to year.

He never ventured into the portal to try to find someone who could come in and challenge his anointed QB, much to the detriment of the entire team.

For crying out loud, Frost played for Bill Walsh, Tom Osborne, Bill Parcells, Mike Tomlin, John Gruden, and Bill Belicheck. Exactly, how in the hell can anyone explain that the guy doesn't know how to coach winning football?

You think any of those coaches/mentors wouldn't have yanked AM's *** is a heartbeat in past years? Do any of us think Parcells or Belicheck are going to tolerate one player or one coach who continues to be the difference between a possible win or a possible loss?

On the job training? What a joke. If SF were an assistant for ANY ONE of these coaches, and his position group performed like he has allowed his assistants to perform, every single coach would have fired his *** and sent him packing. Why? Because those coaches were in the business to win, not make friends.

SF played for coaches who throw the ball a lot, coaches who run the ball a lot, coaches who are super aggressive on defense, coaches that are proven to win with different styles and talent levels.

All these damn excuses for SF and his on the job training is an insult to all those great coaches who showed him the way to succeed, and to do so using many different methodologies.

Sorry for the rant. SF is 46 years old. He's not a kid, we need to quit treating him like one.

Bring it on, (nearly) all opinions will be respected.

Totally agree. Anyone else not named Frost would have been fired by Nebraska 2 years ago.

 

[jonesy5960_rivals300379]

I can't believe anyone thinks he'd keep his job at 3-9. Really?

How close were the 9 losses? What if the final record ended up being 3 wins, 2 losses, and 7 moral victories? That's practically a winning season in my book.

 

[redfanusa]

Think about it, what really good offensive coaches will come to Nebraska in a situation where the head coach is hanging on by a thread....would you do that, I sure wouldn't, I have a family to consider.

I worry about that, too, but coaches know what time it is. If you look at the resumes of the average college football assistant, they're never in one place for more than a few years. Each job is another learning experience, so you take the best offer you have at the time and roll with it. If you don't like moving around, stay out of the military and out of coaching.

 

[NikkiSixx_rivals269993]

I worry about that, too, but coaches know what time it is. If you look at the resumes of the average college football assistant, they're never in one place for more than a few years. Each job is another learning experience, so you take the best offer you have at the time and roll with it. If you don't like moving around, stay out of the military and out of coaching.

This is why after four years, I think many on the staff will be looking for their next move. Players, Coaches, Recruits.. it all starts to fall apart if you do nothing. I don't think Trev can afford to do nothing.

 

[itseasyas1-2-3]

This is why after four years, I think many on the staff will be looking for their next move. Players, Coaches, Recruits.. it all starts to fall apart if you do nothing. I don't think Trev can afford to do nothing.

I've waffled back and forth over the last month. I'm always willing to consider that someone or others have points that are valid, even when contrary to my own thinking.

It kinda looks like the wheels are falling off now. I thought Purdue really looked good against Iowa, in fact, they passed IA silly. Bell, their WR looks like a helluva player.

With Teddy out, and now moving Corcoran back to LT and re-inserting Benhart at RT, I gotta think the 4 remaining teams will really make it difficult to run the ball.

NU may come out and have a great game against OSU, but OSU is playing for rankings right now, and if the opportunity presents itself, I could see NU getting drilled by many, many points. I think it could be the game that decides SF's fate. Hope I'm wrong, cause I'm sick of getting clobbered.

 

[VictoryRed]

I think we sometimes forget just how bad and unprepared we have looked before this season...which has had its moments. It's hard not to look and see what Tucker is doing in year two. I look at Kleinman, Campbell, Fleck, just literally around us to compare. Is Frost better than any of those coaches ? Did he walk into worse situations? Don't we have better facilities and or recruiting ? I can't find valid excuses for Frost. But I really do think he is somehow cursed , because from the first game rainout to ways to lose games have been things just have been weirdly bad. I knew he just wasn't it last year. I quit the pay site, because there has been no reason to justify it. I haven't went to a game in two years and won't unless it's free. I have been ready to move on.

 

[Husker Hambone]

Losing Teddy was a huge blow to the offense. I think if Frosty splits the last four games he is retained. Lose to Purdue at home and the wolves will be howling even louder than Minnesota. The Huskers are not a good road team. Also, I still think it’s so hard for a good team to play an early road game against a team coming off a bye week. Shoot look at Iowa. Similarly to Nebraska playing a team off a bye after an emotional home game, and they lost. It’s just hard to get teams up for every single game over the course of the season.

 

[HuskerAlum92]

I’ve reached the point that I would rather lose out to force a coaching change, instead of beating Purdue and tilt the scales towards retaining Frost.

Recruiting is pathetic and will not recover until there’s a new coach selling new hope.
Upgrading assistant coaches won’t help because our options will only be those that can’t find another opportunity.
The transfer portal will be a significant negative in the off-season.
Many of the issues are with Frost himself: his game management, lack of preparation, surrounding himself with buddies instead of the best professionals available, his supposed strength is our weakest unit, unwillingness to adapt.

I just can’t see the risk/reward benefit to keeping Frost. The most likely outcome is that we are 4-8 next year with another horrendous recruiting class in the books, and that much bigger of a hole for left for the next guy.

On the other hand, a new coach can sell hope to recruits, returning players and fans. That would immediately help 2022 recruiting and beyond, as well as keeping transfer portal effects positive. Provided we made a solid hire, the coaching quality would also improve.

 

[NikkiSixx_rivals269993]

I've waffled back and forth over the last month. I'm always willing to consider that someone or others have points that are valid, even when contrary to my own thinking.

It kinda looks like the wheels are falling off now. I thought Purdue really looked good against Iowa, in fact, they passed IA silly. Bell, their WR looks like a helluva player.

With Teddy out, and now moving Corcoran back to LT and re-inserting Benhart at RT, I gotta think the 4 remaining teams will really make it difficult to run the ball.

NU may come out and have a great game against OSU, but OSU is playing for rankings right now, and if the opportunity presents itself, I could see NU getting drilled by many, many points. I think it could be the game that decides SF's fate. Hope I'm wrong, cause I'm sick of getting clobbered.

I guess I'm past all the bargaining.. if he does this, or that or the next goalpost move.

I actually think Scott would have more success at another school. He won't be haunted by his past here, and that is precisely the part that I think clouds his judgement and decision making. Getting different players, or coaches, or all the other stuff we may want to insert the blank with, still doesn't fix Scott and the screwups he continues to make.

I do believe his heart is in the right place, but he's lost the ability to be objective about things a long time ago. He's also so stubborn that even when he does try to turn the ship, it takes too long and ends up late. We shouldn't have a bunch of newbies on the offensive line in year 4. the team should mostly be juniors and seniors playing, and we see this on defense, but offense is in a constant state of rebuild due to player management issues and instead of having an OL ready, we have more running backs than we know what to do with.

So for me, the results no longer matter this season. You can't run the engine at 100% like we did and get over the hump. They sure did try, but that isn't the key to making lasting change.

Things have to change internally, inside Scott and how he does things, for that to start showing up on the field.

In order for him to be successful, he has to operate like a ceo.. delegating authority, holding coaches accountable, and making sound decisions to recruiting and player management.

He's done none of this and treats the offense like his own playground, and I believe he's been negligent at the head of it.

At what point are we going to change a 46 yo man? Sure everyone has something they have to overcome, I don't dog him for having issues to fix, but rather it's the effect on so many other people that get rekd who are along for the ride.. careers, hopes, & dreams.

 

[zrob_rivals105618]

The worst part is losing to a team with Bucky Beaver drawn on the side of their lids.

For real. I'm not even talking trash, I'm not mad about the loss... But my god those helmets looked absolutely stupid. Like something you'd get at an amusement park.

 

[FargoNDHusker]

I guess I'm past all the bargaining.. if he does this, or that or the next goalpost move.

I actually think Scott would have more success at another school. He won't be haunted by his past here, and that is precisely the part that I think clouds his judgement and decision making. Getting different players, or coaches, or all the other stuff we may want to insert the blank with, still doesn't fix Scott and the screwups he continues to make.

I do believe his heart is in the right place, but he's lost the ability to be objective about things a long time ago. He's also so stubborn that even when he does try to turn the ship, it takes too long and ends up late. We shouldn't have a bunch of newbies on the offensive line in year 4. the team should mostly be juniors and seniors playing, and we see this on defense, but offense is in a constant state of rebuild due to player management issues and instead of having an OL ready, we have more running backs than we know what to do with.

So for me, the results no longer matter this season. You can't run the engine at 100% like we did and get over the hump. They sure did try, but that isn't the key to making lasting change.

Things have to change internally, inside Scott and how he does things, for that to start showing up on the field.

In order for him to be successful, he has to operate like a ceo.. delegating authority, holding coaches accountable, and making sound decisions to recruiting and player management.

He's done none of this and treats the offense like his own playground, and I believe he's been negligent at the head of it.

At what point are we going to change a 46 yo man? Sure everyone has something they have to overcome, I don't dog him for having issues to fix, but rather it's the effect on so many other people that get rekd who are along for the ride.. careers, hopes, & dreams.

Agree with this 100%. I'm done with the changing expectations, to be fair a lot of those expectations are from people who have no skin in the game and aren't coming from the University. But before the season it was at minimum this team has to make it to a bowl, then despite losing, moral victories and being close all of sudden changed the narrative of a lot of people. If those close losses happened in a coach's first season, sure, you can move forward with that, but in the fourth season it's just win or lose.

The Illinois game was enough for me to be fine with moving on. The offense is a mess, the recruiting going forward doesn't look good, he hasn't fixed the mistakes or penalties and there just seems to be no real leadership making people accountable for mistakes and losing football. To me you could make a fairly clean break and transition for next season, you don't have to worry losing a bunch of recruits (we barely have any to lose) there is still good talent on both sides of the ball if coached properly and next years schedule isn't nearly as strong so they could still be competitive with a new staff. Idk maybe I'm rambling cause I'm just tired of watching the same dumpster fire week after week.

 

[itseasyas1-2-3]

I guess I'm past all the bargaining.. if he does this, or that or the next goalpost move.

I actually think Scott would have more success at another school. He won't be haunted by his past here, and that is precisely the part that I think clouds his judgement and decision making. Getting different players, or coaches, or all the other stuff we may want to insert the blank with, still doesn't fix Scott and the screwups he continues to make.

I do believe his heart is in the right place, but he's lost the ability to be objective about things a long time ago. He's also so stubborn that even when he does try to turn the ship, it takes too long and ends up late. We shouldn't have a bunch of newbies on the offensive line in year 4. the team should mostly be juniors and seniors playing, and we see this on defense, but offense is in a constant state of rebuild due to player management issues and instead of having an OL ready, we have more running backs than we know what to do with.

So for me, the results no longer matter this season. You can't run the engine at 100% like we did and get over the hump. They sure did try, but that isn't the key to making lasting change.

Things have to change internally, inside Scott and how he does things, for that to start showing up on the field.

In order for him to be successful, he has to operate like a ceo.. delegating authority, holding coaches accountable, and making sound decisions to recruiting and player management.

He's done none of this and treats the offense like his own playground, and I believe he's been negligent at the head of it.

At what point are we going to change a 46 yo man? Sure everyone has something they have to overcome, I don't dog him for having issues to fix, but rather it's the effect on so many other people that get rekd who are along for the ride.. careers, hopes, & dreams.

I can't think of a college coach who has done more to damage their image than he has. You know, deep down, the Harbaugh's, Day's, Chryst's, Fleck's, etc know they will outcoach him virtually every time.

I think during games, he has been struck with paralysis by analysis. Otherwise, I don't see how a person can justify so many of his calls.

I think he came here under the illusion that he would join Devaney and Osborne as legendary Husker coaches. He's fixin to leave with the comparison to Bill Jennings. Ouch.

 

[Anon1727835823]

A fun hypothetical I'd love to see is Martinez grad transferring to another West school like Wisconsin, Iowa or Minnesota, or a school like Oregon or Notre Dame.

Or he could transfer to Northern Colorado. That'd be fun to see.

 

[bugmunch]

$cott needs to be fired. This year.

He lost my support when the team didn't show up and give a full effort last year against Illinois (having basked in their victory over Penn State the previous week) and then Minnesota (which was down 30+ players due to covid). Lo and behold, our guys didn't show up for either of those teams this year, either. That's four utterly avoidable losses to utterly inferior opponents.

Leaving aside $cott's poor game management, baffling personnel decisions, and an offensive scheme that's ill-suited for the Big Ten, the guy isn't able to motivate his players and get the best out of his talent on a consistent basis. He is the walking epitome of less with more.

The longer we stick with this guy as our coach, the more irretrievably we'll swirl and swirl down the toilet bowl in which we find ourselves.

Good riddance $cott. You won't be missed.

 

[John_J_Rambo_rivals315142]

I love the people who say Frost's offensive scheme is ill-suited to the b1g when the only other team that runs something similar wins the league literally every year

 

[bama_husker]

I guess I'm past all the bargaining.. if he does this, or that or the next goalpost move.

I actually think Scott would have more success at another school. He won't be haunted by his past here, and that is precisely the part that I think clouds his judgement and decision making. Getting different players, or coaches, or all the other stuff we may want to insert the blank with, still doesn't fix Scott and the screwups he continues to make.

I do believe his heart is in the right place, but he's lost the ability to be objective about things a long time ago. He's also so stubborn that even when he does try to turn the ship, it takes too long and ends up late. We shouldn't have a bunch of newbies on the offensive line in year 4. the team should mostly be juniors and seniors playing, and we see this on defense, but offense is in a constant state of rebuild due to player management issues and instead of having an OL ready, we have more running backs than we know what to do with.

So for me, the results no longer matter this season. You can't run the engine at 100% like we did and get over the hump. They sure did try, but that isn't the key to making lasting change.

Things have to change internally, inside Scott and how he does things, for that to start showing up on the field.

In order for him to be successful, he has to operate like a ceo.. delegating authority, holding coaches accountable, and making sound decisions to recruiting and player management.

He's done none of this and treats the offense like his own playground, and I believe he's been negligent at the head of it.

At what point are we going to change a 46 yo man? Sure everyone has something they have to overcome, I don't dog him for having issues to fix, but rather it's the effect on so many other people that get rekd who are along for the ride.. careers, hopes, & dreams.

He'll be loaded.. I suspect he will wait around for another plum G5 HC job.

 

[bama_husker]

I've waffled back and forth over the last month. I'm always willing to consider that someone or others have points that are valid, even when contrary to my own thinking.

It kinda looks like the wheels are falling off now. I thought Purdue really looked good against Iowa, in fact, they passed IA silly. Bell, their WR looks like a helluva player.

With Teddy out, and now moving Corcoran back to LT and re-inserting Benhart at RT, I gotta think the 4 remaining teams will really make it difficult to run the ball.

NU may come out and have a great game against OSU, but OSU is playing for rankings right now, and if the opportunity presents itself, I could see NU getting drilled by many, many points. I think it could be the game that decides SF's fate. Hope I'm wrong, cause I'm sick of getting clobbered.

And if AM is banged up they will run him less and be more handcuffed. We'll see how things play out but we may have already seem the best games from this team. Should have beat MSU, hammered NW, were in a position to beat UM.

 

[sparky4986]

If Frost is fired he has no one to blame but himself.

I'd be ok if he got fired...I'd also be fine with giving him a 5th year. I have faith the TA will all the right call.

Please explain yourself.

 

[JOHNNY N]

Please explain yourself.

What's to explain. Look at his record.

 

[sparky4986]

What's to explain. Look at his record.

Is that all you got.

 

[JOHNNY N]

Is that all you got.

That's not enough?

 

[sparky4986]

That's not enough?

Nope. Personally I've seen improvement each & every year.