Scott Frost
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15 million till October 1st then it drops to 7.5. I am guessing Nebraska has the money and will not hold on for 3more weeks.
Maybe, but they only have 1 game Oklahoma between now and Oct 1 actually 2 if you count Oct 1 vs Indiana.
probably just depends on if they think firing him now will change the outcomes of those games?I think they go 1-1 with or without Frost. If they don’t wait to fire him, then I’d expect he is gone today, if he’s not then I think it’s obvious they are waiting to save that 7.5 million.
Yup, as of a few minutes ago.
www.cbssports.com
Nebraska fires Scott Frost: Cornhuskers pay massive buyout to dismiss coach three games into fifth season
Frost was unable to find success in four-plus seasons at his alma mater
www.cbssports.com
You know you’re better than every G5 when you don’t care to wait 3 weeks in order to save $7.5 million. They are three weeks into their season.
Man…
Coach O got 17 million to go away at LSU, Frost got 15 million to go away at Nebraska…
Florida State damn near went bankrupt hiring & firing their last couple of coaches.. (They paid Taggert 18 million, & paid Oregon 4 million total just to hire him)…
Crazy money in the college football world…
CRhodes
Coach O got 17 million to go away at LSU, Frost got 15 million to go away at Nebraska…
Florida State damn near went bankrupt hiring & firing their last couple of coaches.. (They paid Taggert 18 million, & paid Oregon 4 million total just to hire him)…
Crazy money in the college football world…
CRhodes
Saban was out at Alabama until their kicker made that FG to win the game
It wasn’t from “respected” press members. Just passing along what I heard.
I don’t care either way since we aren’t in the same ballpark as they are.
I think he takes year or two off. Grabs a coordinator job somewhere, and lands another G5 job relatively soon.
Nebraska football suffers from the same myopia as UNLV basketball.
Once proud program, who's fans have a hard time accepting and realizing the landscape has changed. Probably for good.
Sure, with the right coach, influx of booster money etc, fortunes can change again. But a return to former heights are unlikely.
Nebraska football suffers from the same myopia as UNLV basketball.
Once proud program, who's fans have a hard time accepting and realizing the landscape has changed. Probably for good.
Sure, with the right coach, influx of booster money etc, fortunes can change again. But a return to former heights are unlikely.
Frazier and the wife beater who killed himself In prison.
dragged a woman by her hair down 3 stairs..Phillips.
very caveman.
dragged a woman by her hair down 3 stairs..Phillips.
very caveman.
When you look at the numbers there is only so much a coach can do at a less-than-elite program.
A consistent top 10 program needs a very good QB and a really solid cast around him - in all phases of the game. There are 65 P-5 teams and it just isn't possible for all of them to have the talent they need to compete at the very top. Take the top four SEC teams, the top two Big Ten, an ACC, a Big 12, a PAC 12 program and Notre Dame. That's 10 programs with a chance to be consistently at the top.
Then let's consider the number of elite H.S. players available. 2/47 website shows 247. Other sites show as many as 400. Let's say the top 10 programs get the top 200 players each year. ( Alabama already has 19 signed) That leaves 3.6 top players per program left.
You can argue that a coach can find "diamonds in the rough" but I don't think it can happen on a consistent basis. The rich will stay rich. There just isn't enough talent to go around.
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Tommy Frazier was the option QB guy??. Lawrence Phillips probably had CTE. We’ll never know.
we know what it’s like to be Nebraska Football but from a basketball perspective.
I agree.
My point was more along the lines that sometimes exterior influences make it difficult if not impossible to keep up. (Self inflicted ones as well).
Fans often find that hard to accept..
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