Scott Frost Has Been Fired At Nebraska

[MikelArteta]

Guys I think this notion of winning equals a recruit will automatically go there is lower on the list than y’all think

I think it’s more about can you pony up the bread, and are you consistent, realistically it’s 3-4 teams that have a legit shot at getting a chip, and yet kids will go to these other schools, 2008 is almost 20 years ago, and yet Florida is still getting kids off the strength
2003 is ways away and usc got the money and motivation to get kids

When saban showed up in Tuscaloosa it was 07, 92 was a distant memory

When saban was at lsu they had never won, and good Louisiana kids did not go to lsu

It’s just the matter of convincing kids to be in Nebraska, back in the day they used to take kids that could not qualify for the other schools they also built up potential kids with that juicy juice

it hasn't even been that long since they were getting guys like suh and ameer abdullah.

I don't even know why they went after casey thompson

nebraska has always been at their best with a dual threat qb , the tommy frazier, scott frost, eric crouch, taylor martinez

 

[R=G]

I don’t get why they just didn’t fire him this past offseason instead of bringing him in a new staff as that’s now more people they will have to still pay on top of bringing in a new coach and his assistants.

Lack of spine

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

I feel like Suh would be good in the booth. I have no idea if he could change the downward trend at Nebraska, but I feel like he played a key role in helping with Vita Vea's development in Tampa.

 

[pete clemenza]

Nebraska isn't that far away from a NC and they appear to have a bunch of bread($150M training facility opening).

I'm sure they can drop 8M+ per year on a HC really easy. They ate 7.5M on Frost's contract when all they had to do was wait another 3 weeks so money ain't a big issue

A rich booster/alumni probably covered that. It happens a lot

 

[MikelArteta]

A rich booster/alumni probably covered that. It happens a lot

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

They won a NC in 98 and played for the NC in 2000. In the grand scheme of things, that's not that long ago.

Hell, when was the last time the Wolverines played for the NC and won it? They're still Nebraska. They've won titles fairly recently. They shouldn't be this low on the totem pole.

Breh that is ike 2 decades ago

 

[Motife43]

lol its not ken's fault

Whether it's true or not he's the head man, W's & L's are on his record. What's not his fault?

 

[MikelArteta]

Whether it's true or not he's the head man, W's & L's are on his record. What's not his fault?

not having a ricky dobbs or keenan reynolds, navy doesn't get transfers

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Nebraska no matter what they do will be an irrelevant program until they pony up to pay for NIL for players.

So explain how they been irrelevant the previous 15+ years before NIL

 

[Motife43]

not having a ricky dobbs or keenan reynolds, navy doesn't get transfers

that's on him, Jasper and the rest of the staff to recruit and develop. I know all of the disadvantages Navy has, I thought you had a better reason man lol

Most people don't realize the service academies get 13 full time assistants (compared to 10 that everybody else gets)

 

[CBSkyline]

The day is fukking coming now. We'll see what they can do when I'm fukking gone

- Bo Pelini

Dude had a whole host of issues, but he sure did patch up a lot of the issues there

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

that's on him, Jasper and the rest of the staff to recruit and develop. I know all of the disadvantages Navy has, I thought you had a better reason man lol

Most people don't realize the service academies get 13 full time assistants (compared to 10 that everybody else gets)

They’re budgets comes from the USG which means there are D2 schools with better recruiting budgets than them