Yes, really.
That doesn't answer my question about what he's done to prove to you that he can win in the Big Ten. I am waiting for someone to genuinely answer that question.
Well said my man, I feel the same way.
So what your saying is just bc he has a record of 15-29 a lackluster o-line, crap for special teams and had a qb that tried his hardest to succeed but didn't you don't see the prove???? Proof is that they had to get better coaches and players to succeed and he addressed that. If SF doesn't get it done no bowl game no more then 5 wins a losing season then who WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE THEM COACH THEM??? Its not going to be a proven winner i dont care what anyone says they aren't leaving their universities to come here. Rookie coach i presume but im not even thinking about that bc this season wont be a disappointment.
I've never had to throw a football with my jaw. The thumb is pretty important in that task.
You ever try to focus on throwing a ball while running for your life with a broken jaw? All I'm saying is it's pretty lame to make an argument that an injury showed Thompson is better than he put on tape while also saying Martinez's injury meant nothing to his play.
Hiring new coaches and getting transfer players doesn't prove anything, that's what I'm saying. There is no reason to believe he can win in this conference. He is 10-25 in the Big Ten. We have never won more than three conference games every year of his tenure. Three in 18/19/20, and just one last year. It simply boggles my mind that all of this board isn't raging at that fact. How on Earth have any of you come to accept that? If Frost fails yet again, I don't care who is hired, literally anyone else, because we already know what we're getting with Frost. The proof is in the pudding. 10-25. If we just don't care about winning at all anymore then let's keep him because he played here once.
We're talking about Skylar Thompson, the former KState QB.
See above comment. You got your Thompsons mixed up. Given the topic and the moving parts, easy mistake to make!
The only way to prove anything is to actually do it. In the meantime it's all hope and potential.
I have had broken ribs while playing. I'm not discrediting his injury but when you are comparing one has nothing to do with the actual motion of throwing a football. its like saying a kicker didn't play well because he had a broken toe on his kicking foot and then saying well the other kicker didn't play well either because he had a broken finger on his left hand.
Because “Walk it back” Mitch Sherman is a trustworthy source? Pro Football Focus, who has Cam Jurgens graded out as the 26th best Center last year? Who credits a qb hurry/sack-fumble against the OL after the QB hesitates with a clean pocket, when there’s a wide open WR on the slant route?