Troy waltzes into Nebraska and sends them to 0-2

[Swamp Donkey]

Yes, Nebraska fans, which is why Frost was a fool for going there. Their fans are ten times nuttier than ours.

Corch says we are the worst fans and the only ones who expect our teams to win.

 

[5-Star Finger]

No excuse for this.

There is. The curse is real.

 

[AnObfuscator]

Scott Frost will regret going to Nebraska over Florida.

 

[MJMGator]

Scott Frost will regret going to Nebraska over Florida.

You don’t think he already does?

 

[revgator]

But, but, but .... nick saban went 6-5 his first year, therefore every coach who goes 6-5 their first year is destined for greatness;)

 

[KronoGator]

Now that is a Dead program.

 

[Musclepug]

Nebraska paid troy $1.1 million to come in and beat them. Oops

 

[78]

ESPN tweeting that Frost has now lost as many games as Nebraska's coach as he did his entire career as its starting QB.

I think Frost is going to end up regretting not coming here. Combined with the recruiting mojo he developed at UCF, the Florida job really made a lot of sense.

 

[PaterLacerta]

But Frost would be rollin’ with our crew.

 

[78]

But Frost would be rollin’ with our crew.

Doubtful, but we'd probably feel a lot better about our recruiting chances.

 

[ThreatMatrix]

My take on Frost:
- the team he inherited at UCF was not as bad as it's record
- he did not remarkably improve their recruiting
- one season does not make a coach
- taking his entire staff with him was a YUGE mistake
- he thought Nebraska was the safe bet
- I'll give him next year before I pass judgement

 

[78]

My take on Frost:
- the team he inherited at UCF was not as bad as it's record
- he did not remarkably improve their recruiting
- one season does not make a coach
- taking his entire staff with him was a YUGE mistake
- he thought Nebraska was the safe bet
- I'll give him next year before I pass judgement

You're right. He had to have talent among the upperclassmen to be able to run the table. That means there's reason to think he can recruit and that he can make his scheme work with the right talent.

 

[AugustaGator]

My take on Frost:
- the team he inherited at UCF was not as bad as it's record
- he did not remarkably improve their recruiting
- one season does not make a coach
- taking his entire staff with him was a YUGE mistake
- he thought Nebraska was the safe bet
- I'll give him next year before I pass judgement

But his offense sure was fun to watch. A work of art.

 

[revgator]

I think Frost should have perfected his craft at UCF for a few more years. He doesn't have much history or legacy yet. I'd like to see him succeed, I can't imagine his year at UCF was just a fluke.

He'll get it fixed, he just has to learn what a midline is.

 

[rogdochar]

An idea never mentioned = how happier would Frost now be? how more appreciated would he now be? had he stayed at UCF and continued their success ? Really so many "transferred-in" HCs are floundering.

 

[Gator87]

When Frost got home after the game yesterday he found somebody had broken into his house again. This time they packed all his stuff.

 

[Renard904]

Frost is not a great coach.
You guys complained when Mullen brought the majority of his staff, but Frost would have done the same. And his staff, especially the defensive staff, is horrible.

I prefer Mullen.

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

I tried to tell you guys at the outset that he was always going to Nebraska and his record was the product of a laughably easy schedule. Nobody ever listens to me.

 

[oxrageous]

Nobody ever listens to me.

Probably because your delivery makes people want to rearrange your face.