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I think it'll be 4-5 since Oklahoma (his Alma Mater) is really good at his time-of-hire, unlike Nebraska was in 2015 (and only went down from there). If he gives us 4-5 years before going to a P5, I'm fine with that.if Josh Heupel doesn’t work or if he gets hired away in 3-4 years, Scott Frost will be available.![[roll]](http://l.yimg.com/j/assets/img/emoticons/classic/roll.r191677.gif "roll [roll]")
Now Shannon on the other hand, count only 2 years, maybe just 1, especially if we're really good on D next year.
I think it'll be 4-5 since Oklahoma (his Alma Mater) is really good at his time-of-hire, unlike Nebraska was in 2015 (and only went down from there). If he gives us 4-5 years before going to a P5, I'm fine with that.
Now Shannon on the other hand, count only 2 years, maybe just 1, especially if we're really good on D next year.
The entire coaching staff will all be coaching for a P5 school in 5 years, if they just stay put.
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His son is a redshirt freshman. Now that he's here, I find it hard to believe he'd leave him behind. He's probably here 3-4 years minimum.Now Shannon on the other hand, count only 2 years, maybe just 1, especially if we're really good on D next year.
Except if both Shannons leave after this year- the son could sacrifice soph. year if a P5 HC job come open.
The entire coaching staff will all be coaching for a P5 school in 5 years, if they just stay put.
No doubt. I think Frost knew that too. He couldn't pass up his chance to make his father happy. If not for Nebraska we would have kept him imo.
