Year 4 Expectations

No, He's a very talented player.  But, where is the proof that Jaimes was about to start losing snaps to him?

News flash, just because you have a talented Freshman doesn't mean the best senior lineman you have is going to start losing snaps.  

So....where's the proof that this was going to happen?
Might

 
If Jaimes was going to be a first or second round pick, I'd agree with you.


We're stil ltrying to replace UDFAs at WR and RB 3 years later - draft slot is not a direct indication of how irreplaceable players are. I'm excited about Corcoran/Banks, but if Jaimes came back Corcoran would be cross training at Guard to see the field. There was no writing on the wall that he would be replaced.

 
We're stil ltrying to replace UDFAs at WR and RB 3 years later - draft slot is not a direct indication of how irreplaceable players are. I'm excited about Corcoran/Banks, but if Jaimes came back Corcoran would be cross training at Guard to see the field. There was no writing on the wall that he would be replaced.
I did not use the word replace.

 
I did not use the word replace.


We don't rotate lineman other than to phase them out (*cough* Wilson *cough*), so I don't know how else apparent future early round pick Corcoran would've reduced Jaimes's snaps. I love me some Corcoran as much as the next guy, he very well could turn into a high pick but that has little bearing on how ready he is/was to take snaps from Jaimes.

I just don't think we can hide the criticism by pretending it's coming from one of the guys transferring for playing time. I don't think it's news, there were reports of guys (particularly on O) checking out when the season was initially canceled and struggling to get back into it. I'd be more shocked if he had said there wasn't anything like that, because then I don't know where that performance was coming from. It's a frustrated guy referencing problems we knew we had. Wish they had more follow up questions on how he felt about it moving forward/if those guys were still going to be problems, but it is what it is.

 
My expectations are quite low. Going into year 4, my expectation is to go 5-7. If they've improved, they might get to 6-6, however I don't see it.

Frost has been a colossal failure. It's evident that he doesn't have what it takes to allow Nebraska to compete for the division, let alone the conference. 

 
We don't rotate lineman other than to phase them out (*cough* Wilson *cough*), so I don't know how else apparent future early round pick Corcoran would've reduced Jaimes's snaps. I love me some Corcoran as much as the next guy, he very well could turn into a high pick but that has little bearing on how ready he is/was to take snaps from Jaimes.

I just don't think we can hide the criticism by pretending it's coming from one of the guys transferring for playing time. I don't think it's news, there were reports of guys (particularly on O) checking out when the season was initially canceled and struggling to get back into it. I'd be more shocked if he had said there wasn't anything like that, because then I don't know where that performance was coming from. It's a frustrated guy referencing problems we knew we had. Wish they had more follow up questions on how he felt about it moving forward/if those guys were still going to be problems, but it is what it is.
I don't think any criticism has been hidden.

 
I don't know if there was a specific thread about it at the time, but it would be interesting to compare everyone's predictions and expectations for year 4 back when Frost was first hired. At the time, I looked at the upcoming schedules and figured year 2 would be a 10 win season and then never look back. And I think most folks would have agreed. Remember when our hopes were sky-high?

But now in the present day, I won't even make a prediction or list my expectations for year 4, because it is too sad. 


I agree with you Ulty.  I think we all had really high expectations and now many of us will be excited if we can be above .500 in year 4. 

 
My expectations are quite low. Going into year 4, my expectation is to go 5-7. If they've improved, they might get to 6-6, however I don't see it.

Frost has been a colossal failure. It's evident that he doesn't have what it takes to allow Nebraska to compete for the division, let alone the conference. 


Let's give him more than 3 years before we start calling him a "colossal failure."

 
 I'd be interested in the person giving the laughing emoji in response to these explaining their rationale behind it.
I didn’t give the emoji, but lack of an consistently good QB is what prevents the team from being above average.  Lack of elite talent is what keeps the team from being elite.  

 
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