I remember Frost's first year, a reporter made note of Frost's hyping of freshmen and saying it was something Osborne would rarely (if ever) do. Different times, but Frost certainly is a culprit here.Found this quote interesting:
“The hype machine around here has transfer quarterbacks winning Heisman Trophies, Frankie London as the next Tommie Frazier and Jeff Perino as the next Brook Berringer before they’ve even taken a snap,” Frost said. “I think that does affect our kids. They can buy into that too fast — probably doesn’t help their development — and then when they don’t play well, things can turn on them, and that’s hard to do deal with, too.”
Who, exactly, is doing the over-hyping?
Once again blaming others and taking no responsibility. Until he takes some personal responsibility, he has zero chance of success here.Found this quote interesting:
“The hype machine around here has transfer quarterbacks winning Heisman Trophies, Frankie London as the next Tommie Frazier and Jeff Perino as the next Brook Berringer before they’ve even taken a snap,” Frost said. “I think that does affect our kids. They can buy into that too fast — probably doesn’t help their development — and then when they don’t play well, things can turn on them, and that’s hard to do deal with, too.”
Who, exactly, is doing the over-hyping?
My new favorite word to despise..... reimagining, reimagine etc. Can we just say change. You can't just hit a reset button and get a mulligan. There's consequences AND a realization that there's a reason for change
Smoke and mirrors??But how can people make themselves seem like visionaries with great plans?
I appreciate that, but I’m no huskerssalts... man I hope he’s ok.
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