This guy is a respected "insider" that used to post on HuskerMax. There is a lot to digest here.
SSO been reading my posts again. SmokinOur fan base, NIL status, resources, and tradition make this a very attractive job. It’s not top 10, but it’s certainly top 25. Don’t be like the jilted girlfriend that thinks they aren’t good enough. We have a lot to offer.
Thorough and fair review. Pretty interesting to hear the commentary on resources being withheld for past coaches.This guy is a respected "insider" that used to post on HuskerMax. There is a lot to digest here.
Illinois with a backup QB was it for me. I saw a little hope with NW but that quickly eroded with Purdue and Minnesota. It's over.Purdue sealed Frost's future for me. Need a new staff and QB. There are too many coaches who can come here and out perform this staff. If Frost goes 0-3, on Friday night there better be a help wanted sign hanging outside the stadium.
NIL status? Nebraska doesn't have the population density to make it an attractive NIL place in my mind.Our fan base, NIL status, resources, and tradition make this a very attractive job. It’s not top 10, but it’s certainly top 25. Don’t be like the jilted girlfriend that thinks they aren’t good enough. We have a lot to offer.
https://rolltidewire.usatoday.com/2...thletes-to-benefit-from-nil-where-is-alabama/NIL status? Nebraska doesn't have the population density to make it an attractive NIL place in my mind.
The only example of any NIL deals for Nebraska athletes was that little runza dealhttps://rolltidewire.usatoday.com/2...thletes-to-benefit-from-nil-where-is-alabama/
Mike Farrell of Rivals revealed his top-10 programs for NIL benefit.
- Alabama
- Notre Dame
- Nebraska
- LSU
- Ohio State
- Clemson
- Texas
- Georgia
- Oklahoma
- USC
Adrian got a deodorant deal. If the human turnover machine can get a deal what do you think a star player could get? RollingLaughThe only example of any NIL deals for Nebraska athletes was that little runza deal
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this, thanks for posting.This guy is a respected "insider" that used to post on HuskerMax. There is a lot to digest here.
100% agreeIllinois with a backup QB was it for me. I saw a little hope with NW but that quickly eroded with Purdue and Minnesota. It's over.
No news in the next 72 hours then Frost is fired after Iowa. That is what SSO is saying.
For those that want Frost back you will need to pray for another one score loss or win. If you want Frost fired, you will want Ohio State to win big.
Adrian got a deodorant deal. If the human turnover machine can get a deal what do you think a star player could get? RollingLaugh
I heard AM had an endorsement deal with a bakery company. It was for a 4pack of turnovers. Swear to God I did randyAdrian got a deodorant deal. If the human turnover machine can get a deal what do you think a star player could get? RollingLaugh
He's got exactly three weeks. He's never felt more pressure in his life. I see no benefit in letting him go early. Same scenario. He's gone a day or two after Thanksgiving and we have a new coach by the first week in DecemberEarly in the piece he writes something along the lines of we should know something soon if Frost is safe, if not it probably means he’s gone. I have been seeing that all over. Where did this come from? What is the logic of publicly saying he’s safe before the season is over?
He's got exactly three weeks. He's never felt more pressure in his life. I see no benefit in letting him go early. Same scenario. He's gone a day or two after Thanksgiving and we have a new coach by the first week in December
Yep, he is coaching for his head coaching career the rest of this season. I have nothing bad to say about SSO, he could have done a better job of explaining what he was saying about news or no news though.He's got exactly three weeks. He's never felt more pressure in his life. I see no benefit in letting him go early. Same scenario. He's gone a day or two after Thanksgiving and we have a new coach by the first week in December
If I'm Trev alberts, I let him hang himself.And even if for some reason he was leaning toward keeping him, why would he feel the need to say so in the next few days? Makes no sense to me.
That was a great read. I'll admit that I am probably in the wrong in thinking that the NU job would not attract a lot of good candidates. The writer makes a great point about the new facility coming in and the new coach being able to make input on final planning. Other factors that make it good timing to make a coaching change from an administrator's perspective is that (1) the coaching change will not hurt recruiting as we're bringing in a small class anyway and (2) Trev's new hire will have an easier schedule next year.This guy is a respected "insider" that used to post on HuskerMax. There is a lot to digest here.