Nebraska fires Scott Frost 🌽 🥃🤺

[Spectrumalaska]

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With an asterisk, yes?
Nebraska has crystal trophies for theirs.
The ones they claim anyways.

 

[rainman614]

I think Scott Frost will be just fine. The only schools I do not want to see him at are: USF, Florida, Miami, and FSU.

Anyone know if Beckton will be coming home? He left with Frost because he did not like his first impression with Heupel. Rumors had Becton at wanting the title of OC and Recruiting Coordinator if he were to stay and Heupel was blunt and said he didn't need him. So he called Frost and moved to Nebraska after the Peach Bowl.

 

[Poolside Knight]

I come in peace…


How much of the success Frost had at UCF was his coaching rather than Milton’s freakish talent? I watched a lot of your games and felt Milton was a once in a generation talent at QB. Not only in terms of his athletic ability but also his leadership. That kid was amazing to watch. Curious if you all think Frost and Co wouldve gone unbeaten without Milton. I think Milton was the reason Frost got paid.

I think he deserves more credit than that but I am in the minority

but even if many believe this Frost recruited Milton when he didn’t have much interest. That decision likely led to UCF getting the Big 12 invite bc we are still riding the coattails of that run that gave our Program attention

 

[The Knightman Cometh]

Poor guy. Can't blame Nebraska. Hope he finds another job. If not it's alright, still richer than 99% of us

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

We definitely don’t go undefeated with any other QB willing to come here at time. If he doesn’t get hurt we go undefeated twice. Its hard to get great QBs back to back. Although decent isn’t much to ask and he didn’t even get that at Nebraska.

 

[knightraveler]

He sucks. He was fired because he sucked
He was paid 15 million to go away

The only reason I think Frost did better at UCF is because he had better talent and moral.

 

[OtterKnight]

The only reason I think Frost did better at UCF is because he had better talent and moral.

Did he create the culture that made the morale?

 

[Gwoz]

Did he create the culture that made the morale?

Morale was pretty high when he was hired after the 0-12 season.*

 

[PhDee]

It almost sounds like the AD is saying he wants TWill in his press conference about who they are looking for next.

 

[Knightgator9]

It almost sounds like the AD is saying he wants TWill in his press conference about who they are looking for next.

Which is why if Gus refuses to get a real oc we dump him and promote t will

 

[hemightbejeremy]

Morale was pretty high when he was hired after the 0-12 season.*

If anything he took over a team at rock bottom, completely humbled. Hard to have a big ego when you are coming from winless. 2017 team came together and played as a team. I don’t remember individual drama like we have had 2018 til now.

 

[90Knight]

I come in peace…


How much of the success Frost had at UCF was his coaching rather than Milton’s freakish talent? I watched a lot of your games and felt Milton was a once in a generation talent at QB. Not only in terms of his athletic ability but also his leadership. That kid was amazing to watch. Curious if you all think Frost and Co wouldve gone unbeaten without Milton. I think Milton was the reason Frost got paid.

Good point. No, we don’t go undefeated without Milton, but Frost did recruit well in finding underrated players like Otis Anderson and others.

Frost’s biggest downfall may have been his inability to find a really good QB. at Nebraska. We’ve been fortunate to have several recent quality QBs in Bortles, Milton and Gabriel.

Our fans are spoiled and think QBs like we’ve had are easy to find. Tough to win without a good passing QB.

 

[PositYourself]

 

[KnightLife1]

Does Malzahn's success particularly the ones from 10 years ago at Auburn have more value than the success Frost had at UCF?

Until Malzahn delivers on the field, all he has done has recruited well. Which could be said for many P5 programs that are filled with 4 and 5 stars but have little to no hardware.

Malzahn's successes have more value than the "success" Frost had at Nebraska.

 

[Boston.Knight]

Nebraska Football: Ugly accusations surface after Scott Frost’s departure

Now that Nebraska football is free from Scott Frost, some interesting accusations about what went on behind the scenes have started to surface.

huskercorner.com

 

[Central Floridave]

Marc Daniels: The Night That Changed Scott Frost And His Career | FM 96.9 The Game | Beat of Sports

It was Friday November 17, 2017 and Scott Frost and his UCF Football team landed in Philadelphia. The 15th ranked Knights were 9-0 and heavily favored to win their final road game of the season against a 5-5 Temple team.

969thegame.iheart.com

 

[Boston.Knight]

 

[knightraveler]

Be careful what you ask for. You may get it. Yuck!

 

[HammerB08]

Jeez he really is going to do the Saban rehab stint ala Sark, isn't he?

 

[Central Floridave]

LOL

Market moves in favor of Nebraska
On Sunday morning, Nebraska opened as a 14.5-point underdog at home against Oklahoma. A few hours later, it was announced that the Cornhuskers had fired Scott Frost. Over the past few days, the spread has moved in favor of Nebraska. Nebraska is now just an 11.5-point underdog in Lincoln.

 

[Poolside Knight]

Lol Nebraska media could have just read between the lines of my Bar Louie posts*

we have never had a coach that was tagged with very hot sorority girls as much as Scott and a
few others on the staff. It was a Bro Coaching staff but he had an entertaining offense and ran the table here.

Sean Payton was one of the best offensive minds in the NFL and he was a known drunk in New Orleans.

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

You just could almost not even think that SF would fail this badly at Neb. Goes to show you that anything can happen and that's why sports are so interesting....especially American Football!

 

[U C to the F]

I could TOTALLY see usf firing JS and hiring SF after this season.