** Scott Frost megathread all things SF***

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Yes, Scott is about to be among the highest paid coaches in the country, but the thing that will bring him to Nebraska is the challenge. He knows the history. He knows the story of Bob Devaney taking over after several coaches tried and failed to bring Nebraska out of a 20+ year slump. He knows that Devaney used the unrivaled passion and grit of an entire state to re-establish Nebraska as one of the winningest college football programs of all time. He knows that Devaney handed the team to a Nebraska kid named Tom Osborne. The point is, Scott knows that Nebraska football is not defined by the last 15 years. Despite the problems Nebraska has experienced recently, the Huskers still have the best record of any college football team in the last 50 years and own the fifth best record of all time.

Scott Frost literally grew up with that history in his blood. Both of his parents spent their lives coaching football in Nebraska. Yes, Scott disappointed Husker fans when left the state to go to Stanford, but he came home to accept the immense challenge of following in the footsteps of a two time national championship quarterback. He knew It would be a difficult path, but he came home anyway, on a mission. He fought hard to win his stripes and ultimately rewarded his home state and his beloved coach with another national championship. 

Frost is clearly confident in his ability to lead others to greatness on the football field. He was not pleased when the now fired AD didn't even call him 3 years ago. So, in 2017, when his home state, represented by the AD that led Oregon out of the wilderness, calls and offers him a lucrative salary to return his alma matter back to the top, why wouldn't he believe he can do the job? Scott doesn't look at Nebraska as a struggling program, he sees it as a team he will coach back to greatness. What could be more goal oriented than that?
I think we have a winner.  If I were in the University media relations dept. I would hire you.

 
Gameday pushing the SEC agenda that Frost should go to Gainesville 


I don’t take anything Herbstreit and ESPN say seriously 

remember this ?

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Maybe moos is waiting for frosts plane to land

or maybe coordinating the next week how to field questions 

 
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the plus side to having to wait another week for Frost to possibly be announced. It sort of feels like our football season is meaningful going into the conference championship weekend.

 
Watching that quick clip of Riley, he's nothing but a great guy and a true professional. He's obviously not a very good football coach and needs to go, but I have a lot of respect for the guy for how he's acting. He was/is a great face for the program, no one can deny that. 

We've heard nothing from Moos and while my knee jerk reaction is to freak out I also have a ton of faith in him right now. Why? Because there have been zero rumors around the Nebraska job besides Frost, whether we created that as fans or whether that came out some other way is the question. He seems super calm and calculated and that's a good thing. Good decisions usually aren't based on emotions, you've got to think them out, look at the cause and effect aspect of things and make your decision that way. Probably why I haven't told my wife about my girlfriend.................j/k. :lol:

I have no doubt Moos has been working on this for several weeks now. I don't care that Arkansas fired their coach, UCLA fired their coach, aTm has fired their coach, Florida has fired their coach, Tennessee has fired their coach. He's been talking to our new coach for weeks now working out all of the details so it's a smooth transition without much delay between Riley being fired and the new coach being announced.

At least this is what I'm thinking to keep myself chill right now........... :lol:  

 
You peoples are quite silly.  Stalking Memorial Stadium already?

As to more respect to Riley for driving a Prius:  Seriously?   Not that it matters, but I'd give him double thumbs up, and a Corvette wave, if he was driving a red Corvette.  (like me  :D )  
It should be required for Nebraska coached to drive heady duty trucks.  

 
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