Hahahahaha. A serious medical condition? Tell him to stop drinking so many energy drinks and coffee and drink more water.A classy response to a potentially serious medical condition.
Truthfully, there’s been more interesting back-and-forth discussions here than I would have thought when I started posting.
Funny you mention that. I trash Knight Classes here and we actually have very civilized discussions on the UCF football board.
Well, in fairness you're pretty much nothing more than a shit-tier poster and nobody loves you. But I'm glad you're here......until the next time you criticize Nebraska and then I swear I will pray that you die a horrible painful death. Its all good.
some are still too pissy about Frost leaving to realize that he's about to start something special at Nebraska.
Honestly, I’ll believe it when I see it. Right now, factually, he’s coming off a 4-8 season with a very favorable 2019 schedule. You’re going to have to pray that Martinez stays healthy, because the backups aren’t great.
I could have sworn that, factually, Frosty came off a losing season in Year One with the Knights too.
Nebraska is about winning championships. But Husker fans will be patient knowing we've got the right guy in charge.
IMO, chinander and the Blackshirts are going to surprise folks this season.
Chinander is dead weight. The only surprise that you’re going to get with him will be disappointment. The offense had better be hitting on all cylinders in the big games or you’re going to have issues. Otherwise, you’re going to live and die on turnovers.
Respect is earned not given. Maybe it is a pre-existing condition after that beating he took from Candace OwensA classy response to a potentially serious medical condition.
So.. to clarify things, you’re saying that an undefeated season isn’t out of the realm of possibility?
That’s not telling the whole story. He was horrible vs USF and in the CCG. He wasn’t exactly stellar vs bottom feeder UConn and FCS Austin Peay. You had to be there. Remember, he had a few pre-NFL guys on that team.
I said from day one. Frost will be considered successful IMO if he goes to the CCG. He doesn’t even have to win it.
It’s the most favorable schedule that Nebraska could possibly have with at least one or two of the toughest conference opponents being at home or not on the schedule
I followed every game. He took an obscure safety, Shaqem Griffen, and made him a star while bringing in a difference-making CB and molding the squad into a unit that could be counted on when the game was on the line.
That’s just 2-3 games. He clearly wasn’t stellar in many of the rest
There are few certainties in life but Frost keeping Chinander as his DC is one of them. They’ll part someday but it will be when Chins gets his own P5 HCing gig.
Well if that’s the bar you set, it’s completely understandable. Diaco was terrible
That isnt the bar, but considering how bad diaco was it helps Chinander get the benefit of the doubt for at least 3 years. After that, he will be measured against the success that the offense has. Any high scoring losses will be unacceptable. Anything less than 21 point wins, or wins where he holds the other team to fewer than 20 points won't fly. Granted, its a different game now but most nebraska fans still hold to the standard of 300 yards and 17 points allowed. That may be unfair to him but husker fans love great defense
This is my biggest concern. He doesnt seem to see trends on the offense and adjust to them. I guess in fairness, Shannon is pretty much the same way for the first half but proved to be one of the best in the business on making halftime adjustments. Chinander to me looks a lot like Pelini, who after 4 years still never learned how to stop the jet sweep. Melvin Gordon is still running across nebraska because we just couldnt stop him.
FWIW, Shannon made some great halftime adjustments, but since he was so terrible in the half of so many games, I think he’s only just a bit of an upgrade over Chinander.
Or maybe he didn't have the horses to do anything about it. In fairness, he has been working with three defenses relying on the previous coaching staff's recruits.
The roster he inherited at UCF was just fine on defense. He’s just not that good.
Clearly. The Knights' 0-12 record speaks volumes about the defense he inherited.
Let's see how his Nebraska defense does this fall.
Let’s not compare the 2015 and 2017 defensive rosters. That’s 2 years apartClearly. The Knights' 0-12 record speaks volumes about the defense he inherited.
Weren't we talking about the roster that Chinander inherited?
Or maybe that says something about the state of the defense Chins inherited at Nebraska?
A stud? I'm not sure we'd have gone that far.
Well.., we definitely could have used him in the Fiesta Bowl even as a backup as we lost a safety to targeting and that amongst a few other things were the backbreakers
