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Paging Scott Frost
Frost has become the belle of the ball. While it will be tough for him to say no to Nebraska, I think he ends up at UF.
He’ll have no trouble getting the cream of the Florida recruits to come to Gainesville to play in his high powered offense. The great northern plains doesn’t offer that same luxury.
Ain't going to happen. He needs to get out and start recruiting asap for Nebraska.So, as soon as his conference championship game is over. Makes sense.
If they beat Memphis it would be tragic for his players if he doesn't coach in the NY6 bowl game.
Tragic?So, as soon as his conference championship game is over. Makes sense.
If they beat Memphis it would be tragic for his players if he doesn't coach in the NY6 bowl game.
Tragic?
You do remember that Babers left BGSU and didn't coach that team in the Go Daddy Bowl? It happens.Yes tragic. You prefer devastating, regrettable, terrible, horrible, awful? Pick whichever synonym you like. It sucks for those kids if their coach isn't there for the biggest game of their lives. I get that's the way it is and that Nebraska would be expecting him to get out and recruit, but it is a shame.
I dont think he will win much more than 6 7 a year. Its going to be very hard to bring the husker plex back. He is there best chance but its gonna be hard
You do remember that Babers left BGSU and didn't coach that team in the Go Daddy Bowl? It happens.
So, as soon as his conference championship game is over. Makes sense.
If they beat Memphis it would be tragic for his players if he doesn't coach in the NY6 bowl game.
Um, yeah. Tragic is losing your mother to cancer (or thousands of other really 'tragic' happenings). Losing your coach before a bowl game? Gotta be 678,254 on the tragic list. At best.Tragic?
It's not just sports. It happens in business too. Bosses leave, coaches, people leave. I'm not saying it isn't hard on kids but it's life.Just because it happens doesn’t mean we should all find it acceptable. Coaches spend a lot of time gettin the players to trust them, buy into what they’re trying to do, and the families as well. There’s something backhanded about asking for that type of loyalty when you’re not going to reciprocate.
I prefer "That's life in college athletics".Yes tragic. You prefer devastating, regrettable, terrible, horrible, awful?
It's not just sports. It happens in business too. Bosses leave, coaches, people leave. I'm not saying it isn't hard on kids but it's life.
"Life belongs to the living and he who lives must be prepared for changes." Goethe.
Yes tragic. You prefer devastating, regrettable, terrible, horrible, awful? Pick whichever synonym you like. It sucks for those kids if their coach isn't there for the biggest game of their lives. I get that's the way it is and that Nebraska would be expecting him to get out and recruit, but it is a shame.