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I would disagree with you on this one. The key is to hire great coaches who believe in the style of play you want to play.My thought is no system can last forever at a school. Eventually you have to evolve to something new.
Is that what it’s called? lolIsn’t this the Fan Forum?
Geez, it's bad enough Ucfmikes fukced up this board. But to me, to not even know the name of the place you're fukcing up makes it even worse.Is that what it’s called? lol
I would disagree with you on this one. The key is to hire great coaches who believe in the style of play you want to play.
Once upon a time my alma mater (Nebraska) had 40 years of a particular style of play. Then a new AD was hired who thought it was out-of-date and chose to reinvent the wheel with a former NFL coach and a West coast offense. Fast-forward through 15 years of so-so football and, low and behold, that style of play once thought to be 'out-of-date' has returned to Nebraska with Scott Frost.
When you've found a winning formula, why change it?
DW had the vision and Frost was a piece of that puzzle. His hires across the board have generally been in the same genre of coaches. Playing to the youth of the school. $10 million would buy a pretty good replacement.We hired ADDW to do a job, and he did it.
ADDW hired Frost to do a job, and he did it. When Frost and his staff 'screwed up,' ADDW set terms, Frost accepted them, and we moved on.
Now it's the Heup show. We'll eventually lose him by late 2021 at the earliest, unless Oklahoma really wants to give us $10M in late 2020 (before the bowl games).
Because people figure it out. Spurrier with the fun and gun is a great example. You get something new and it works. Eventually defenses figure out how to defend it and you have to evolve and change. Also, Scott Frost's offense, while having some elements, is not the same offense he ran at Nebraska.
I never meant to imply you don't evolve and change. You most certainly do. Heck, Frost was quoted earlier this fall saying that coaches catch on much quicker than they did just a few years ago.Because people figure it out. Spurrier with the fun and gun is a great example. You get something new and it works. Eventually defenses figure out how to defend it and you have to evolve and change.
I said same 'style' as in an RPO attack.Also, Scott Frost's offense, while having some elements, is not the same offense he ran at Nebraska.
Assuming this was just a typo, Callahan started in '04I never meant to imply you don't evolve and change. You most certainly do. Heck, Frost was quoted earlier this fall saying that coaches catch on much quicker than they did just a few years ago.
I said same 'style' as in an RPO attack.
Nebraska ran an up-tempo run option game during their mid-90s period of domination. In the early 90s, Bill Callahan changed the Husker attack to the West Coast Offense. Mirroring Chip Kelly''s offense, Frost jacked up the tempo from his Husker days and features an 'attack the open spaces' spread attack. But at its heart, it is a run option offense that features an RPO QB.
Tom Osborne, the HC of those dominant Husker teams of the 90s has been quoted as saying that his offense was evolving towards a much more up-tempo attack (like Frost's) near the end of his coaching career. Frost's starting point was Chip Kelly's Offense but he's incorporated a lot of new things since. He has described the Offensive vision he brought to UCF as a combination of "Oregon Speed and Husker Power." In both his stops, at UCF and now at Nebraska, he's said that he hasn't fully incorporated the Husker Power part which takes both recruiting and development (3-5 years of S&C) to fully incorporate. But teams got a taste of it in Frost Year 2 at UCF and will again this year at Nebraska.
Yep. Thanks for correcting my error.Assuming this was just a typo, Callahan started in '04
I would disagree with you on this one. The key is to hire great coaches who believe in the style of play you want to play.
Once upon a time my alma mater (Nebraska) had 40 years of a particular style of play. Then a new AD was hired who thought it was out-of-date and chose to reinvent the wheel with a former NFL coach and a West coast offense. Fast-forward through 15 years of so-so football and, low and behold, that style of play once thought to be 'out-of-date' has returned to Nebraska with Scott Frost.
When you've found a winning formula, why change it?
Cool. At least you admit that. Lol.I had fun being a pseudo-UCF fan to support Frost in 2016-2017 and thus I wish y’all the beat.
So when I raise the money for his statue you don’t think he’d show up for the unveiling?Cool. At least you admit that. Lol.
I actually watched his Big-10 press conference from a few weeks ago last night
He made it clear that he doesn’t want to talk about UCF anymore or make comparisons
Obviously, if people are comparing 2nd years at UCF and Nebraska for him, how the heck is he going to top what he did at UCF? Trying to temper expectations.Cool. At least you admit that. Lol.
I actually watched his Big-10 press conference from a few weeks ago last night
He made it clear that he doesn’t want to talk about UCF anymore or make comparisons
Save it for HeupelSo when I raise the money for his statue you don’t think he’d show up for the unveiling?
It’s really a completely different situationObviously, if people are comparing 2nd years at UCF and Nebraska for him, how the heck is he going to top what he did at UCF? Trying to temper expectations.
I take issue with your characterization. By 'style' I was referring to a Run-Pass Option approach versus your standard, Pro attack. I am well-aware that Frost's base scheme was borrowed from Chip Kelly and is dramatically different from Tom Osborne's when he was winning 3 Nattys in 4 years.I’d say grouping our current scheme with Osborne’s scheme is intellectually dishonest and doesn’t give enough credit to the other influences and architects (again, most notably Kelly) of this offense.
Agreed, still dumb people will make the comparison.It’s really a completely different situation
The schedule/conference, QB, skill players, etc.
That's because Frost will never have as good of team as he did at UCF during the Peach Bowl year. Nebraska will never beat a team that beat both the East and West Division winners from the SEC in the same season.Cool. At least you admit that. Lol.
I actually watched his Big-10 press conference from a few weeks ago last night
He made it clear that he doesn’t want to talk about UCF anymore or make comparisons
Wow! We did that didn’t we!That's because Frost will never have as good of team as he did at UCF during the Peach Bowl year. Nebraska will never beat a team that beat both the East and West Division winners from the SEC in the same season.
Please hire the same Middle School level talent sculptor that created the comical "Coach" GOL statue.So when I raise the money for his statue you don’t think he’d show up for the unveiling?
Are all future statues going to be 4 feet tall so they don’t tower over this GOL one?Please hire the same Middle School level talent sculptor that created the comical "Coach" GOL statue.
Not exactly - we are gonna do it Stanley Cup style and go vertical with itAre all future statues going to be 4 feet tall so they don’t tower over this GOL one?
Yeah. It’s garbage. I’m still not even sure it is him. If there is a statue of GOL, this is the only pose that should be used:Please hire the same Middle School level talent sculptor that created the comical "Coach" GOL statue.
I can’t post pics but what about the one of him sitting at the baseball stadium turned to the side laughing hysterically?Yeah. It’s garbage. I’m still not even sure it is him. If there is a statue of GOL, this is the only pose that should be used:
I can’t post pics but what about the one of him sitting at the baseball stadium turned to the side laughing hysterically?
Burn it down!Please hire the same Middle School level talent sculptor that created the comical "Coach" GOL statue.
Is it me or did SF lose a lot of swag when he went from Nike to Adidas? I wear the freshest Adidas gear (copied from SF's UCF look) but still look cooler than SF today.
What did you expect them to show? Nebraska didn't exactly set the world on fire last season.Frost was on TV this morning and all they showed were UCF highlights. Awesome
I think it has more to do with color scheme. He looked really good in black and gray.
Martinez has to stay healthy.What did you expect them to show? Nebraska didn't exactly set the world on fire last season.
That said, expect Frost to turn around the Husker program this fall.
That said, expect Frost to turn around the Husker program this fall.
Ouch....but a solid burn. The truth hurts.Said every Nebraska fan about every season for the last 20 years.
We have heard THAT too. Hahaha.But I do think you guys understand it's a little bit different this time around in Lincoln.
Frost was on TV this morning and all they showed were UCF highlights. Awesome