Regretting hiring Scott Frost yet?

[KnightsAreForReal]

Sure, he turned this program around in just two years and I sure did enjoy this season, but was it worth the complete gutting of our coaching staff, possibly/likely setting this program back again?

I never thought I would hate a coach that took us from 0-12 to 12-0, but somehow he managed it. It's going to be hard enjoying the Peach Bowl seeing his face on the sideline.

When he first announced he was leaving I wished the best for him, but now that he's taking our recruits and coaches, I hope Nebraska fails hard.

 

[Stevieknight]

Let's not get carried away now, we still have a ton of talent and as long as Heupel doesn't completely crash the clown car into a ditch we are going to be really, really good next year. Who knows, maybe we continue to get even better.

 

[Stormthecourt?]

Sure, he turned this program around in just two years and I sure did enjoy this season, but was it worth the complete gutting of our coaching staff, possibly/likely setting this program back again?

I never thought I would hate a coach that took us from 0-12 to 12-0, but somehow he managed it. It's going to be hard enjoying the Peach Bowl seeing his face on the sideline.

When he first announced he was leaving I wished the best for him, but now that he's taking our recruits and coaches, I hope Nebraska fails hard.

Would you rather be USF right now? No

 

[80'sKnight]

Still hate the bastard, but no don't regret hiring the traitor. The Scumbag got us on this 12-0 road and we'll continue without him. He's not that important.

Did I get enough insults in?

 

[Mikesi]

Would GOL have done this?

 

[Poolside Knight]

No. I'll take a ruthless grinder that goes 12-0 vs 4-8 / 8-4 roller coasters from a retread

 

[80'sKnight]

Wonder what the player's mother who called the ass a roach (or whatever) thinks of this development?

 

[GoldenFunk]

If we win the bowl game, I will forgive him.

 

[ucfversusbcs]

Would GOL have done this?

Actually GOL gave us 12 losses. Thats more than a gutting

 

[mattropolis]

Yes! Next up!

 

[SouthORed]

Sure, he turned this program around in just two years and I sure did enjoy this season, but was it worth the complete gutting of our coaching staff, possibly/likely setting this program back again?

I never thought I would hate a coach that took us from 0-12 to 12-0, but somehow he managed it. It's going to be hard enjoying the Peach Bowl seeing his face on the sideline.

When he first announced he was leaving I wished the best for him, but now that he's taking our recruits and coaches, I hope Nebraska fails hard.

Go Big Red

 

[Square Knight]

Nope. Frost and staff got us to where we are this year and our success enabled us to hire a very experienced offensive coach as HC and one of the best names in defense as the D Coord.

 

[Wings0fred]

I’m with square on this one. The only thing I regret is not knowing for sure what would have happened had Frost stayed.

We’ve traded an almost certain upward trajectory for a probably upward trajectory and both are lightyears better than where we were after our winless season.

 

[Psycho Jim]

No regrets...

He proved that UCF can get the right guys to go undefeated.
The school is awesome, he facilities are awesome, the energy is electric.

I am ready to get Heuped win Jan 1 and do it again next year

 

[UCFSig]

I don't regret it either. We got a 12-0 season record and championship that can't be taken away. Not a damn thing in the future was guaranteed with Frost here. An injury or bad bounce could have killed future success.

I say go home if that's where he wants to be. I'm gonna ride with the guys who are here - like Snelson (standing up like a BOSS).

 

[UCFSig]

Go Big Red

Every time I read or hear this it sounds like somebody is encouraging a menstrual cycle. Like they're hoping for a negative test result or something. You guys need to rethink that sheit.

 

[kyle23]

Sure, he turned this program around in just two years and I sure did enjoy this season, but was it worth the complete gutting of our coaching staff, possibly/likely setting this program back again?

I never thought I would hate a coach that took us from 0-12 to 12-0, but somehow he managed it. It's going to be hard enjoying the Peach Bowl seeing his face on the sideline.

When he first announced he was leaving I wished the best for him, but now that he's taking our recruits and coaches, I hope Nebraska fails hard.

You guys are dumb. You are a scorn whiny crybaby thats upset a good thing is ending. If he sucked or was average and he “gutted” the program you wouldn’t give a shit. You got the highest rating ever for UCF, a conference championship and plenty of national exposure. Now you wish you had never hired him? That’s the dumbest shit I ever heard.

 

[ucfversusbcs]

You guys are dumb. You are a scorn whiny crybaby thats upset a good thing is ending. If he sucked or was average and he “gutted” the program you wouldn’t give a shit. You got the highest rating ever for UCF, a conference championship and plenty of national exposure. Now you wish you had never hired him? That’s the dumbest shit I ever heard.

I agree. I think almost any program that's used to some kind of success and has years of solid foundation won't be affected too badly if the coach decides to leave and takes the entire staff...whether its UCF or Nebraska. This isn't the NCAA penalizing SMU ffs.

 

[SiberianKnightmare]

When we put up 60 in the opener next year, people will be much cooler with the old staff leaving.

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Steelers have won Super Bowls with 3 totally different staffs. Bama has won with different staffs, Ohio State, Miami, FSU etc. it's not a big deal. We can win without Culpepper, without GOL and without last years coaches.

 

[hemightbejeremy]

UCF has all the ingredients to be successful no matter who is the coach. The only thing that sucks about frost leaving is it will be difficult to replicate the success of 2017 in 2018 with an entirely new staff and system. Will be very difficult. Long term UCF will be fine it’s just that 2018 would have been a unique opportunity to make a run if the staff and many key players returned.

 

[GoldenKnight02]

Hell no!! Would you have rather gone 7-4 and have him stay?

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

Kind of a crazy question

 

[MechaKnight]

Don't regret hiring him, but wish Danny had thought of the "$10M buyout before bowl" clause when he wrote Frost's contract

 

[UCFloridaTech]

I regret not sending the Frosts a fruitbasket on their son's birthday.

It's my fault he left.

Sorry everybody.

 

[knightraveler]

Not a chance! We knew he would be gone if he got us to the level we're at. This is the system the P5 created and we have to deal with it as best we can. While we may never play for a national championship in this system, we have plenty of players being drafted in the NFL. I don't think we will lose many recruits to Neblaska now matter how much they like Frosty.

 

[rainman614]

Don't regret hiring him, but wish Danny had thought of the "$10M buyout before bowl" clause when he wrote Frost's contract

It will be interesting to see if these larger buy out clauses will be used by other G5 schools. It might keep some of the coaches here longer or make it rain if we do get poached. If Nebraska had to pay an additional $7MM on the $3MM they did pay, do you think he would have been as attractive?

 

[Stormthecourt?]

It will be interesting to see if these larger buy out clauses will be used by other G5 schools. It might keep some of the coaches here longer or make it rain if we do get poached. If Nebraska had to pay an additional $7MM on the $3MM they did pay, do you think he would have been as attractive?

JH wanted the UCF job bad enough that he agreed to it. Not every coach/agent will agree to it

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

It will be interesting to see if these larger buy out clauses will be used by other G5 schools. It might keep some of the coaches here longer or make it rain if we do get poached. If Nebraska had to pay an additional $7MM on the $3MM they did pay, do you think he would have been as attractive?

It will be interesting to see if these larger buy out clauses will be used by other G5 schools. It might keep some of the coaches here longer or make it rain if we do get poached. If Nebraska had to pay an additional $7MM on the $3MM they did pay, do you think he would have been as attractive?

Yes was basically a tax when compared to 75 mill he will get.

 

[Wings0fred]

One thing that wasn’t mentioned yet is that frost allowed us to keep USF from winning a championship BOTH years:

Last year by losing to Temple who, eventually, got into the Championship game over USF by tiebreaker (I think) and this year by beating them directly. Both ended in agonizing end of the year situations for the cows

 

[SiberianKnightmare]

Moos would have paid a $15mil buyout.
His job depended on it.

 

[hemightbejeremy]

JH wanted the UCF job bad enough that he agreed to it. Not every coach/agent will agree to it

It shows commitment to the program. If a top P5 program does want to poach a coach, a big buyout won’t stop them if they are dead set. Nebraska wouldn’t have blinked an eye to pay 10 mil to get frost. But 10 mil vs 3 mil does a lot more to leave the program on good shape financially. It isn’t the coach that pays these big buyouts, but the school that gets them. The bigger buyout just means only the bigger names schools will potentially come calling.

 

[goodknightfl]

No regrets. He was here and in a week or 2 will be here, then he will be adios amigos.

 

[StorminNorman555]

Delete your account.

 

[SiberianKnightmare]

And I just ignored yours.

 

[GoKnights2003]

Would GOL have done this?

Yes.

 

[knight_tracker]

The national recognition UCF received this year is priceless. No regrets. College football is one of the greatest sports to watch. My biggest disappointment is how the CFP committee operates. We still have broken system.

 

[GoKnights2003]

I regret not sending the Frosts a fruitbasket on their son's birthday.

It's my fault he left.

Sorry everybody.

Was he in Philly that day?

 

[2 skerz 3]

Sure, he turned this program around in just two years and I sure did enjoy this season, but was it worth the complete gutting of our coaching staff, possibly/likely setting this program back again?

I never thought I would hate a coach that took us from 0-12 to 12-0, but somehow he managed it. It's going to be hard enjoying the Peach Bowl seeing his face on the sideline.

When he first announced he was leaving I wished the best for him, but now that he's taking our recruits and coaches, I hope Nebraska fails hard.

He's the best thing that's ever happened to your 2nd rate group of 5 program! He's leaving for 1 of the greatest programs of all time, get over it!

 

[ucfversusbcs]

He's the best thing that's ever happened to your 2nd rate group of 5 program! He's leaving for 1 of the greatest programs of all time, get over it!

@BG_Knightmare its that so called lawyer troll posting again #pleaseban