Here’s Frost issue Nebraska and UCF are two different recruiting foot prints. It’s why Iowa is a slow paced ground and pound team, KSU is similar except they are a pistol RPO ground and pound, etc. Frost tried to fit a square peg into a round hole. He tried to take a style that works with Florida athletes and use their speed in his spread offense. Nebraska doesn’t have access to enough talented speed. They have access to big mauler O lineman/D-line. Also no one wants to go to Lincoln over other options and so it’s hard to recruit the speed needed from other recruiting foot prints
Coaches have the sickest golden parachutes 🪂. Sickafants workshop the ground even bad coaches walk on. Call em sham elections, at least there is a process at some point
Nebraska never should have fired Pelini. Martinez sucked from the first snap. Frost was more worried about “culture” and guys “buying in” than actually winning football games. Frost ran off so many good players especially QB’s. Good riddance.
Pelini had some good teams in Nebraska. He kind of reminded of Mark Richt who won around 10 games year in Georgia but just couldn't get them over the hump.
No way Frost is hated in Nebraska. Also his great season was not 1995, it was 1997. Tommy Frazier was the starter on the 1995 National Title team. And the pass versus Missouri did not bounce off a Missouri player’s leg. It bounced off of the Nebraska receiver’s (#3) leg.
He left Nebraska for Northern California. Came crawling back. He made a fool of himself in the nfl. Frost was blessed to have the level of success he had.
@@cacornhusker2940 interesting point. Obviously I have lived my life in Michigan. The media instruct everyone to believe that brother Tom was a scumbag. Tom is a great man from the heart land of America. Frosty ☃️ thought he was to good for Nebraska til they gave him millions. Screw frosty
Scott Frost wisely left Nebraska for a superior education at Stanford. Tom Osborne recruited him to come back to Lincoln. Scott frost is a freak athlete that stepped into the QB position....did you see Scott throw the ball? Dude was a suck athlete bringing in a national championship for TO versus Peyton Manning.
WOW..no line outs like the FBI Gestapo did for their re-acted from the Marxist BIDEN DOJ/FBI.- Time time to close all IDCs/ electrical energy sources...then we can start again with TRUTH instead of this Corporate Nazi entities that seek to destroy America.
We don’t, we still love him as a person. He’s just not the guy to turn our program around, just the reality. Most of us hold no ill will towards him and wish him nothing but the best
I dont know. There have been plenty of rumblings that Scott Frost is an abrasive prick and had a way of pissing off everyone who knew him. Doesnt suprise me. Between his comments during COVID and the infamous "throw up" conference. I think a lot of people inside the program were happy to seehim go.
My family are huge Nebraska fans we are from the state and no one hates home you are right they love what he did as a player but are all extremely disappointed with his performance as the head coach
WOW..no line outs like the FBI Gestapo did for their re-acted from the Marxist BIDEN DOJ/FBI.- Time time to close all IDCs/ electrical energy sources...then we can start again with TRUTH instead of this Corporate Nazi entities that seek to destroy America.
But you also have to come to terms with nebraska over estimated by a hilariously level how good they thought they were and how good the b12 was when they left. I mean to everyone outside of nebraska it was very very obvious they were at best mediocre and have an occasional decent season if they were lucky in a far superior conference. Nebraska will not be much more then a 7 win 8 win at best team from here on. Take what ya can get at this point. Kids nowadays born after 2001 nebraska is completely irrelevant and has nothing what so ever to offer any one in terms of recruiting. The dumpster fire they have become is all they know and have seen from nebraska
@@jbills7292 Pelini coached Nebraska to three 9 win seasons when they joined the Big 10 so Nebraska didn’t fall off a cliff as soon as they jumped conferences or something. You can claim that Nebraska has nothing to offer from a recruiting standpoint but somehow they’ve still had consistently top 25 recruiting classes and have been at or near the top of their division in recruiting rankings. It may not be realistic for them to compete for national championships year in and year out but I don’t think getting to the level of Iowa or Wisconsin and winning the west consistently and having 9+ win seasons is out of the question. It’s not like Iowa has access to a much better recruiting base yet they find ways to win. The problem at Nebraska isn’t talent, it’s bad coaching.
I doubt he will go to Alabama. They’re pretty set right now as is on both sides of the ball. His only hope would be if Bill O’Brien leaves after this season and he can come as an offensive coordinator.
Aside from a storied tradition, there is NOTHING in the northern Plains states that attracts today's young players. It's all about media market, which fuels NIL. When Saban retires, Bama will come back to earth. UGA, UF and LSU will continue to be perennials, because of their financing and media market sizes.
Nebraska high schools don't produce much talent, and Lincoln, NE is a hard sell for out of state recruits. Nebraska is boring, and the winters are hellish. I don't know how they managed to build those teams back in the 90s. Maybe it was the Texas recruiting pipeline they lost when they moved to the B1G.
Two things: 1.Wood river is 2 hours away from Lincoln. 2.Very few people in Nebraska are upset that he got fired, but very few hate him. We're just disappointed that it didn't work out. Go Big Red
@@csnide6702 The result succes is not important so much for Nebraska board,they are getting enourmous amount of money for being in Big 10,that is the most important thing to them.They will never go back to Big 12.Money talks.
Pay him for the number of O-linemen he sent to the NFL and he’ll be rich. Throw in tight ends and he’ll be insanely rich. One season Fererntz had 2 tights ends drafted in the 1st round.
Scott Frost is great-LOOK I love Nebraska football FOR close to 35yrs. NOW, Nebraska has become a "Political target” FROM Sick Gay Democratic Party operative in Omaha - that uses Massive Media Propaganda to destroy this Great Nebraska FOOTBALL Dynasty-[ to fire a Scott Frosts because his kicker missed a field goal shows me that NEBRASKA is a now a controlled Marxist Democratic Party Corporate entity. Lunatics in Nebraska, as we have seen in DC with Obama’s communism Training, so stupid to think that if firing a coach and hire a new one, will magically create a winning TEAM. I will NEVER watch Nebraska Football again! "Fuck YOU Nebraska University!”.=Now Part of the same lunatic Soviet style MEDIA that created the Ukraine WAR to bleed our children and grandchildren.- Scott Frost is fired because "Monopoly Corporations" advertisers (Tesla, PepsiCo)-Proctor and Gamble- GMC Motors-Verizon-Amazon-Anheuser-Busch-USAA- Marriot-INTEK- Ford- Subway-Cisco Systems. Nisan-McDonalds,) said SO! =Frost must be hanged so President of Nebraska University can protect the $56million /yr. from USA/UK Corporation ad dollars! KETV is owned by California’s by $2billion dollar DEM Hearst Television- in the END, they with their CEOs will find themselves POOR and working in ROCK plants.
@@2DanTube It wasn't just recruiting. Riley had pretty much destroyed that team. I have a feeling that had Frost been hired in 2015 rather than Riley, things would have been a lot different. At least Frost would have had more to work with, coming out the gate.
It really is a shame ,, I reallly felt that scott frost would be able to turn things around for the huskers!! But what is odd that any team including Nebraska would have 9 games in the same season that would come down to the final play or the team who scored last and Nebraska was not ever one of those teams and even more amazing is the huskers for some very strange reasons could not win just one of those games 9 chances
Under Frost, it seemed like Nebraska just couldn't make the big play when it was needed. There were so many games in which one play could have made all the difference.
Scott Frost is not hated in Nebraska. Bill McCartney's hated. Frost led us to a national championship as a player and never has to buy drinks or dinner anywhere in Nebraska.
Steve Pederson is hated. Bill Callahan is hated. Shawn Eichorst is hated. Bo Pelini... Well, guess it depends on who you talk to. Personally, I didn't think he was a bad coach at all. Even with all the rough edges. Mike Riley is hated. Hell, Riley was worse than Callahan. He was the one who destroyed the team that Frost ended up inheriting. Scott Frost will never be hated by genuine fans of Nebraska Football. His time as a National Championship Quarterback alone, guarantees his status as a Nebraska legend. I was hoping to see him retained at least to the end of the season. He could still have salvaged something. Not so sure that'll happen with Mickey Joseph. Still, I hope he does real well. Even if it didn't work out for Coach Frost at UNL, I'm pretty confident that he'll land somewhere where he will see as much success as he had at UCF. He's a good coach. All that said, they should never have fired Solich.
I'm far from an expert on college football, but Frost the player will always be legendary I would think. I occasionally watched games with my dad back in the 90s, but I still remember that crazy play against Missouri. Unforgettable stuff. And perhaps his coaching skills are better suited for smaller programs that aren't a pressure cooker of expectations.
I actually feel bad for him because he wasn't ready for this. I think any power of five job would have been an adjustment for him but Nebraska is one of , if not the biggest rebuild situation in College Football right now. If he had stayed at UCF his legacy would be very different.
These days, it is VERY hard to to recruit and build at a place like Nebraska... Not alot of kids wanna go there... And you're right, he should have stayed here in Orlando and he would have been great... UCF is literally in the middle of a rich pool of talent and anyone would have wanted to play for him here.
@@RobotRebelCinema they recruit at the same levels as Iowa and Wisconsin. Those teams win most years. (Granted not this year) Nebraska is fine on talent
Unfortunately, Frost’s coaching stint at Nebraska was among the most disappointing since Willie Taggart at FSU. I have been just as surprised as many others that the Nebraska job didn’t work out for him. Hopefully he can rebound elsewhere and find another quality opportunity. I don’t think he’s a bad coach per se, he just needs more experience because Nebraska definitely has the resources to be a successful program.
I'm from Nebraska and I can tell you right now no legit High School Prospect is going to want to come here. None of them are old enough to even remember when we were any good there's no connection to Nebraska from them. And who the hell wants to spend Winters in Lincoln Nebraska? I literally have not been able to watch a football game in 2 years in the first two games of the season is exactly why. Every single time they're in a position to win a game they find a way to s*** the bed and I can't do it anymore
The players and assistant coaches said terrible things about Scott Frost in the newspapers and during interviews. It showed those players and coaches have no class. Frost lost most of these games by less than a touchdown. Literally one different play in each game could have produced a different result. Those players and assistant coaches should not be saying such bad things publicly. I saw what happened without Scott Frost. Nebraska got completely blown out by Oklahoma. It is now painfully clear the Athletic Director of Nebraska should have just waited a few more weeks to save the program $7 Million regarding the buyout of Frost's contract. Nebraska won't be keeping this current interim coach. Someone from the outside will be brought in.
I feel bad for him. He seemed like the right man to restore Nebraska. Nebraska also is reaping what they sow. Fired Solich and Pelini? Both winning coaches? You will never be like the Huskers of the 80s and 90s ever again. No one hates him, it is sad to see a nice guy fall from such high expectations.
this is such a bitter and sad reality to accept as a fan of one of the most and perhaps THE most legendary football program in cfb history. im an LSU fan and i can relate to a big degree after that screw job we got handed because of the media and polls riding bama d1ck. we beat them in tuscaloosa. they didn't deserve to play us again. then the infinite frustration and sadness of losing to them 8 years in a row to our former coach whom lifted us to the peak of our programs history. 2019 was so fucking elating though and im satisified because we are in the same breath as 95 nebraska as perhaps the best team of all time im more than okay with that. thats something bama can never take from us and they will never come close because all evidence shows that program is in decline and saban is in decline in the twilight of his career. im also actually so happy to see that Georgia program on top of the NCAA because they always competed with us hard in our best seasons and just couldn't quite make that push to greatness. we look forward to an exciting, less toxic rivalry with a school i think all LSU fans respect. i want to see Nebraska return to prominence. all the best, big red.
There's no reason for Nebraska to be bad. They've got good recruiting, great school and community support, one of the better NIL infrastructures, and the mystique of being one of college football's traditional blue bloods. Frost was probably out of his depth, and would have probably been served better by head coaching at a power 5 school with less expectation and scrutiny.
I think one major problem is Nebraska isn’t exactly a great state for producing talent. And most 4 and 5 stars are from the southeast, California and Ohio
I don't think it's fair to call Scott Frost the most hated. He just couldn't get it done and wasn't making any sort of progress. Returning Nebraska to a dynasty is no small feat. Nobody faults the guy for not being able to do it. Just time to see if someone else is up to the challenge.
Tom osborne set a legacy that's impossible to live or catch up too! That 1996 fiesta bowl title game where the cornhuskers head whupped the florida gators 60+ to 20+ points is still the stuff of legends!! Good luck to the next permanent head coach.
It’s really sad, as a UNC fan I wish he had done well. 5-22 in 10 point games is just heart breaking. I wish he would have looked in the mirror and realized he is not in Florida anymore and needs to adapt to the talent available to him. More of a spread power run game or just traditional I and run it down peoples throats and have 1,000 yard backs every year with those massive Olineman y’all get and have low turnovers and then play great defense. Nebraska should be able to field a really good front 7 and offensive line.
I do hate him he is trash 🗑 so don't speak for everyone. He is the guy that drove the program into the ground and smiled while doing it. He is also the guy that cheats on his wife with students. The guy that is a coward in a closet while a girl he cheat with is being assaulted by her boyfriend because of him. Sorry your hero is a loser zero.
I loved Suh when he was at Nebraska, but he became such a dirty player in the NFL. Even Coach Osborne spoke with him about his conduct. He has no coaching experience, and unfortunately, his reputation doesn't compensate for lack of experience.
At UCF Frost has a pool of talent to recruit from. In this day and age what elite football player would want to go to Lincoln when the SEC is dominating college football. Bottom line he did not have the players to be successful at Nebraska.
Lifelong OU fan here. I genuinely feel bad for Nebraska's fan base. They are some of the best in the sport and don't deserve this. With that said. they should have stayed in the Big XII.
Scott frost will definitely find success a Job AAC, MAC, or C-USA school. He was able to find success at UCF. I wouldn't wouldn't be surprised if he coached at GA Tech next season.
Scott Frost is great-LOOK I love Nebraska football FOR close to 35yrs. NOW, Nebraska has become a "Political target” FROM Sick Gay Democratic Party operative in Omaha - that uses Massive Media Propaganda to destroy this Great Nebraska FOOTBALL Dynasty-[ to fire a Scott Frosts because his kicker missed a field goal shows me that NEBRASKA is a now a controlled Marxist Democratic Party Corporate entity. Lunatics in Nebraska, as we have seen in DC with Obama’s communism Training, so stupid to think that if firing a coach and hire a new one, will magically create a winning TEAM. I will NEVER watch Nebraska Football again! "Fuck YOU Nebraska University!”.=Now Part of the same lunatic Soviet style MEDIA that created the Ukraine WAR to bleed our children and grandchildren.- Scott Frost is fired because "Monopoly Corporations" advertisers (Tesla, PepsiCo)-Proctor and Gamble- GMC Motors-Verizon-Amazon-Anheuser-Busch-USAA- Marriot-INTEK- Ford- Subway-Cisco Systems. Nisan-McDonalds,) said SO! =Frost must be hanged so President of Nebraska University can protect the $56million /yr. from USA/UK Corporation ad dollars! KETV is owned by California’s by $2billion dollar DEM Hearst Television- in the END, they with their CEOs will find themselves POOR and working in ROCK plants.
Coaching isn't what most people think it is. Coaching is business management. This means hiring quality coaches who can recruit and who can make each component work. Take, for example that mess Frost called an offense, this year. Who was running that? IIt should be working, and it's not. Now, as an Ohio State fan, I was looking at a great head coach who was running up the record book on offense, and squeaking out wins, in spite of a horrible defense. So, what does he do? He changes all but one coach on the D side of the ball. In the meantime, he puts Hartline to work recruiting positions he doesn't even coach because Hartline is a fantastic recruiter. These kinds of head-coaching skills don't make headlines, but management is the name of the game, and it is only getting more difficult in the day and age of NIL. What does all that say about Frost? Well, he might be a great coach, but he's not a great manager.
Scott frost certainly isn’t hated in Nebraska. Still loved in fact after all this mess and it’s a bittersweet end but it’s the right move. Can’t accept mediocrity or fcs losses any longer
& the NU alumni have 0 allegiance or fidelity.8 coaches since Osborne who took 21 years to get NCAA🏆;8 years for Devaney. Solich was there the whole time Osbourne was there.They ran 2 coaches(Solich & Frost) that knew the old program but didn't recieve same alumni treatment as the old coaches,w/time to make eventual unbeatable squad.NU gets what it deserves for acting like every other school🏈program, expecting relative immediate results & gratification
As a Texas fan myself I will say to turn it around like Texas looks like they have done they need to do 2 things. 1. Use that NIL money wisely. 2. Spend the money on a good coach not a flashy coach.
The elephant in the room, when discussing NIL is media market size. UT has it; NU never will. Destinations, as much as developmental and playing opportunities are what lands recruits now. For NU to succeed, they might want to try instituting a culture similar to that of the service academies. Sell Lincoln as a place free of distractions; as a place that enables unyielding focus, and you might get a few studs buying in. Trouble is, that's always been the kind of "nice guy" 3-star recruits that they have always gotten. The flashy 4 and 5-star guys want a bigger stage than what NU can provide on its' own.
There's nothing like being fired when you're rich. He's had to of made millions from coaching different teams and he will be coaching again if it's only as a position coach which pays well. If only we were all so fortunate
This was a fairly quickly-made video considering the time. I applaud you. With that being said, I haven't been this pumped since Frost CAME to Nebraska. Five years down the road, I at least expected a bowl game from him, and it never happened. We could lose every game for the rest of the season, but firing Frost is the start of something better. Notice I didn't say "big"; just better than where we are now. Many players that played under Frost had their potential wasted by him, such as Adrian Martinez, who looks at home at Kansas State (also praying for the Mizzou Tigers to bounce back as they are historic rivals of Nebraska but now I'm okay with them). I consider the head coach to be the mind and soul of a football team, while the players are the body. Why this needs to be known is because the mind and soul is the source of connection to how the body reacts. Frost just looked so dead all at the end of last year and so far this year, and I believe that may have passed over to the players, and ultimately the fanbase. I will not miss Frost as head coach of Nebraska.
I’m an Alabama fan from way back and I sure do miss a good and often great Nebraska being an elite team - we tried and failed miserably with alumni in the head job - is it coaching or recruiting or both is a question I can’t answer - the late 90s and early 00s were dark days that Coach Saban has basically erased - and he’s a Kent State graduate. We felt your pain Nebraska fans, and look forward to the day those iconic “N” helmets make their way back to prominence
@@christophernash1846 you definitely have that right! The era of the “Mike’s” was what blew everything up - Perkins wasn’t a total disaster as an alum, and neither was Shula. I think for a lot of new or bandwagon fans history began in 2007!
@@joewilliams3919 Alabama's strength is that they have had the 2 greatest coaches of all-time lead the program. Also Wade and Thomas were great too . Bama , along with Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame , and Oklahoma are the only schools that I can think of with 4 or more hall of fame coaches who have leads programs at respective schools
@@christophernash1846 complete agreement again - I remember when things were so grim we were excited about landing Rodriguez, until his old lady said she didn't want anything to do with us Alabama rednecks - and Ears Whitworth went 0-10, (with Bart Starr at QB no less), which led to the Paul Bryant era. I know I'm bouncing around, but the history of the program is a hell of a story for lovers of the game....
There’s nothing “tragic” about Frost. Maybe he wasn’t a great fit at Nebraska but he will recover, find a better fitting job and rebound. Never know what’s going on behind the scenes at these schools.
As a husker fan. Let me say we don’t hate him. We all are really sad it didn’t work. We wanted frost to be the guy. And he’s not. And he’s gonna be a good coach somewhere else and we will root for him like we did when he was at UCF
We don't hate him. I figured he was going to be very successful and I don't know what the problem was but I think he did the best he could. He deserves respect even though he was not successful.
I would like a tragic downfall that ends with me getting $15 million and a quiet life probably fishing and playing golf is some upscale tax haven. The poor bastard.
Frost Should have stayed at UCF and continue to build a dynasty there. Even years after he left, that UCF was still a very very good team. And he was in the perfect position where he could get guys from the state of Florida (which has an amazing pipeline for talent), who maybe weren’t getting the offer from UF, Miami, or FSU and wanted to play close to home in state. Too many instances where “small school” coaches have 1 or 2 years of really great success and go and take these “big school” coaching jobs. They don’t realize that typically those situations are when those programs are in really bad shape or in a pipeline where it’s hard to recruit great players. I believe Nebraska overestimated Frost ability to win at that higher conference level And his ability to get big time recruits to come to Nebraska. Scott Frost is a very good coach, but not a very great or elite one. Ever year Nebraska was right there in games and showing program improvement, but just couldn’t get over the hill. If he were a great coach he would have at least compiled one or two 7-8 win season(s) at least in his 3rd or 4 year. Scott Frost is a good coach, but in that situation he just couldn’t get it done. And he had ample time to do so
if he had been modest and humble, hadn't been greedy and arrogant, it might have been so different. but our unrealistic expectations, and his character flaws made a bad mix. $7,500,000 a year is a recipe for success, and when he didn't perform, it was his downfall!!! He had inherited an empty locker room, but 4 years of his recruiting didn't show any changes. 4 years of loses didn't show any show any talent development. I just didn't see the value of the 7.5 million dollar man.
Not even close to hated. People just don’t want him to be the coach. He’d be welcomed and cheered if he walked out with other alumni THIS WEEKEND. He’s still loved
you also never know if he truly had the full backing from the administration, hope he rebounds at a school that can give him their full backing. Administration can come out and say he is their guy but that doesn't mean he has access to resources that Kirby smart and Saban have from their schools.
Bo Pelini literally won 9 or 10 games every season as HC of Nebraska and they still fire him? That's insane and any coach with a good, stable coaching job at a different school would be stupid to take this job as they clearly see anything less than a National Championship as a failure. They claimed that he was fired because of his behavior towards players, fans, and the school but they also mentioned how he hadn't won a conference title so I'd say that was definitely a factor or they wouldn't have said it.
As a Colorado fan, it was fun seeing him lose to two different head coaches. Especially when they blew the 17 point lead and lost in OT at Folsom. Always is fun beating Nebraska 😎
The power houses of the 70's-80's-90's are history. If your not a team in the SEC , being a 9-4 team is considered a miracle. Scott Frost needs to be in a run n gun conference. Old money and Alumni are the poison of most NCAA teams.
Well, you failed to mention exactly why the SEC is so good. It's all about the talent grown in the southern states, not because of any progressive forwards thinking alumni. A lot of players on those great Nebraska teams from the 90s had a lot of kids from California and Florida. Tommie Frazier and Tyrone Williams were from Bradenton, FL and they were dominant players for three years at QB an CB.
I was recruited by Frost back when he was at UO and he was as arrogant as a guy could possibly be. I have played for many different coaches throughout my years and arrogance never won nor was it fun to play for. Those kind of coaches always lack accountability and prioritize/evaluate incorrectly. By most standards he had a successful career as a player and coach, good for him. His coaching career came to an end because of his loyalty to Adrian Martinez... same tenure, same result.
Nebraska fans just need to realize being in the big 10 no way we can out recruit other school. Also fan base is impatient as hell and still living back in 1997.
Unfortunately wrong place, wrong time, wrong strategy, wrong personnel for Scott Frost. I never thought in a million years his teams would struggle so much. I'm sure there are things behind the scenes will never know of but I'm glad we gave it a try with him. He had the pedigree. It just didn't work with Nebraska. Sometimes luck just doesn't go your way either. Very disappointing but I still respect the guy. Every season brings new hope. Here's hoping 2023 goes better. GBR.
As a Texas Fan I feel Nebraska’s pain. When we hired coach Charlie Strong who had success at Louisville the year prior it was clear his 3 year tenure showed that coaches who have success at small schools in weak conference’s doesn’t mean they’ll be great at big schools with high expectations.
The amount of grace and benefit of the doubt that Scott Frost received from the Husker fan base was astounding. Mike Reily got disrespected and shoved out the door for a guy that ended up doing worse in 5 seasons than Reily did in 3! He left his firing from Nebraska seen as a joke, yet Frosty boy’s 16-31 record at UNL is because “he wasn’t the right fit” yet he was the worst coach Nebraska has had in 70 years!
It’s not just a tragic downfall for Scott Frost but the Nebraska Football program as well. I’m an Alabama fan but I’d love to see Nebraska get back to being NEBRASKA. I’m old enough to have witnessed Nebraska in its glory days so seeing them where they are now is just sad to me. As an Alabama fan I know what it’s like to see your program go from being at the top to being at the bottom and the joke of the conference. Alabama went through SO MANY coaches trying to find the guy they thought would turn the program around and none of them could do it. Not until Nick Saban came to Alabama and everyone knows how that has been, he not only brought Bama back but brought the program to a higher level than any College Football program in history.
Ohio State fan here. Good to see Scott has support from Husker fans. He won you a national championship, that is special. I look forward to Nebraska returning to power.
Maybe learn from PJ Fleck how to inspire the troops as an assistant for a few seasons in an intense developmental setting. Quality people make quality football players. Talent is great, but talent alone does not equal wins.
Nebraska shouldn't have fired Bo Pelini. He averaged 9 wins a year. Scott Frost should have stayed at UCF and since he came to Nebraska he stuck with Adrian Martinez too long. 🚫😒👎. He never developed/recruited a good consistent quarterback
What downfall.. he was never up... he was always trash..I knew it before hand.. but it doesn't matter ..he made his millions.. now I need to con a team into hiring me
Does anybody anywhere know what was wrong with Frost besides just being a bad coach? I mean usually you go from hot coordinator to then a good head coach right? Kirby, Ryan Day, Dave Aranda, Mel Tucker, James Franklin, etc. Frost fit the bill. Great coordinator. Won everywhere he went. Should have become a great head coach then, right? What went wrong?
It's a combo of two things - 1. UCF was Scott Frost's first head coaching job and he was only there two seasons. Yes he won a championship but other than that there wasn't much of a well of experience for him to draw on and 2. Nebraska is probably the hardest rebuild in college football right now (the only job I can think of that would be harder is UMass) - it was already a program in a bad place with fans with high expectations from previous success decades prior , which is an absolute Molotov cocktail of problems for a struggling program. Plus Nebraska isn't a state with a lot of football talent and it's always going to be a hard sell to convince a kid from LA or Houston to go to rural Nebraska unless it's a killer program or a program on the rise which it's not . I think Nick Saban the legend of Coaching he is couldn't turn around Nebraska (or at least not in the first three years). You mix those things together and it's a recipe for disaster.
Frost was given everything he wanted and was beloved by the Nebraska fans because he was one of their own. They were in love with the potential of a storybook ending. I can understand that but one should not lose touch with reality. The facts show that frost was not up to it, coaching wise. That is a problem but what bothered me about him was how he showed little class in the effort. He always reminded me of a spoiled little kid thinking his only responsibility was X's and O's. He was given way to much respect and his behavior was glossed over. I hope NU can find a class coach who can build a successful program. I am happy to see frost go, and of course he will go with his pockets bulging with Nebraska cash. I do not feel he should be loved, well of course if he gave the money back, I might reconsider. I hope he has an opportunity to redeem himself but the mess he made of NU football will take a while to clean up.
He seems to be a classic case of getting put in great opportunities and getting credit for simply getting lucky. He had all the luck early on in his career, and had zero luck at the end. Kudos for making the most of his chances but he seemed to be in over his head from day 1. I think he even knew it and would not have left UCF if it wasn't Nebraska calling him. There is hope bc he is you f enough and can learn and grow maybe, but he will have to either become a coordinator or G5 coach again and have to start over a little. I have never seen a team lose so many close games, which is ironic bc he won almost all the close games at UCF. He just seemed in over his head. Seems like a good dude, so hope he can turn it around..at least he has millions so he will be ok.
Recruiting, recruiting, recruiting. This is college football. EVERYTHING revolves around recruiting. In the AAC, you can win with 2 and 3 star recruits. Maybe "gimmick-y offensive schemes" as well. When you get into a "Power 5" conference, that ain't gonna fly. Nebraska recruiting was average (at best) during his tenure. I LOVED Frost at UCF. Like Willie Taggert, he's probably more suited to coaching smaller schools where recruiting 4 and 5 star athletes to compete, isn't as important. As a Florida resident, I'd LOVE to see him come to USF (University of South Florida).
Scott Frost has 15 million reasons not to feel bad about getting fired. I wouldn't lose too much sleep if I got paid to move on....just some perspective.
It's not just about the money. Rich people commit suicide all the time. Dude grew up in Nebraska, and it was probably his lifelong dream to be the head coach of Nebraska. Now he's failed and walks away with his head down, disgraced. I feel bad for him
Tragic for the fans. Scott Frost came out fine, pulling off one of the biggest scams in college football. He always was just a poor man’s Jim Harbust. But hey, ain’t nobody gonna save this shit tank program. Maybe they should join the Sunbelt? Sunbelt doin it up nice.
I think the program is cursed. Not sure if was the firing of the last winning coach, Pelini, leaving the Big 12 (which probably really hurt their traditional recruiting) or when they fired Osborne's hand picked successor, Solich. Whatever the reason, I don't put any of this on Frost, I think it is a curse.
I remember OU-Nebraska, every Friday after Thanksgiving. That game being a classic, every year, was a given. Conference re-alignment ruined everybody! But ruined Nebraska, the most! And correct me, if I'm wrong, but also the fact that they couldn't "dip into Texas high schools," like OU could.
I can't wait to go I go work and dunk on all my Nebraska friends. Can't WAIT. I'm just sad the failings won't continue. It made for such great jokes/memes
Frost made tens of millions of dollars...we should all be so lucky so have such a tragic downfall.
Exactly
Yup, a 15 million dollar prize for 5 losing seasons. ‘Merica!
Ahhh. He would trade it all for a successful and respectful stent at Nebraska! Trust me
@Chance M Holton *"Trust You"* who the F would trust such an idio.t.
His tenure at Nebraska was surprising. I really thought he would succeed, but he just couldn’t get it done in the clutch.
I thought he would succeed too. Wonder what’s next for Nebraska and Frost
Here’s Frost issue
Nebraska and UCF are two different recruiting foot prints. It’s why Iowa is a slow paced ground and pound team, KSU is similar except they are a pistol RPO ground and pound, etc.
Frost tried to fit a square peg into a round hole. He tried to take a style that works with Florida athletes and use their speed in his spread offense.
Nebraska doesn’t have access to enough talented speed. They have access to big mauler O lineman/D-line.
Also no one wants to go to Lincoln over other options and so it’s hard to recruit the speed needed from other recruiting foot prints
I wish we held politicians to such a high standard.
Football coaches are often the highest paid employees of a State.
Coaches have the sickest golden parachutes 🪂. Sickafants workshop the ground even bad coaches walk on. Call em sham elections, at least there is a process at some point
You really think politicians matter? They’re just puppets.
Hahahahaa let’s go Brandon
@@csnide6702 I see you are correct. Its wrong that Universities and elite society place such standards on athletics.
Nebraska never should have fired Pelini. Martinez sucked from the first snap. Frost was more worried about “culture” and guys “buying in” than actually winning football games. Frost ran off so many good players especially QB’s. Good riddance.
Martinez did suck, big time.👍
Pelini had some good teams in Nebraska. He kind of reminded of Mark Richt who won around 10 games year in Georgia but just couldn't get them over the hump.
@@Jay-n262 yes Pelini won 9 games a year and had 4 bowl wins in 7 years.
I bet Pelini would have gotten a National Title if he didn't get fired.
@@LordDirus007 I agree, Pelini was a great coach.
No way Frost is hated in Nebraska. Also his great season was not 1995, it was 1997. Tommy Frazier was the starter on the 1995 National Title team. And the pass versus Missouri did not bounce off a Missouri player’s leg. It bounced off of the Nebraska receiver’s (#3) leg.
He left Nebraska for Northern California. Came crawling back. He made a fool of himself in the nfl. Frost was blessed to have the level of success he had.
I am glad someone said something. I thought that I was taking crazy pills over here. It was Peyton Mannings senior year 1997.
@@cacornhusker2940 interesting point. Obviously I have lived my life in Michigan. The media instruct everyone to believe that brother Tom was a scumbag. Tom is a great man from the heart land of America. Frosty ☃️ thought he was to good for Nebraska til they gave him millions. Screw frosty
Scott Frost wisely left Nebraska for a superior education at Stanford. Tom Osborne recruited him to come back to Lincoln. Scott frost is a freak athlete that stepped into the QB position....did you see Scott throw the ball? Dude was a suck athlete bringing in a national championship for TO versus Peyton Manning.
*sick
I’m not a Nebraska fan, but I know they don’t hate Scott Frost.
WOW..no line outs like the FBI Gestapo did for their re-acted from the Marxist BIDEN DOJ/FBI.- Time time to close all IDCs/ electrical energy sources...then we can start again with TRUTH instead of this Corporate Nazi entities that seek to destroy America.
We don’t, we still love him as a person. He’s just not the guy to turn our program around, just the reality. Most of us hold no ill will towards him and wish him nothing but the best
Thank you!
I dont know. There have been plenty of rumblings that Scott Frost is an abrasive prick and had a way of pissing off everyone who knew him. Doesnt suprise me. Between his comments during COVID and the infamous "throw up" conference. I think a lot of people inside the program were happy to seehim go.
My family are huge Nebraska fans we are from the state and no one hates home you are right they love what he did as a player but are all extremely disappointed with his performance as the head coach
we haven’t turned on him and still love him. we just realized he isn’t the answer
WOW..no line outs like the FBI Gestapo did for their re-acted from the Marxist BIDEN DOJ/FBI.- Time time to close all IDCs/ electrical energy sources...then we can start again with TRUTH instead of this Corporate Nazi entities that seek to destroy America.
But you also have to come to terms with nebraska over estimated by a hilariously level how good they thought they were and how good the b12 was when they left. I mean to everyone outside of nebraska it was very very obvious they were at best mediocre and have an occasional decent season if they were lucky in a far superior conference. Nebraska will not be much more then a 7 win 8 win at best team from here on. Take what ya can get at this point. Kids nowadays born after 2001 nebraska is completely irrelevant and has nothing what so ever to offer any one in terms of recruiting. The dumpster fire they have become is all they know and have seen from nebraska
@@jbills7292 Pelini coached Nebraska to three 9 win seasons when they joined the Big 10 so Nebraska didn’t fall off a cliff as soon as they jumped conferences or something. You can claim that Nebraska has nothing to offer from a recruiting standpoint but somehow they’ve still had consistently top 25 recruiting classes and have been at or near the top of their division in recruiting rankings. It may not be realistic for them to compete for national championships year in and year out but I don’t think getting to the level of Iowa or Wisconsin and winning the west consistently and having 9+ win seasons is out of the question. It’s not like Iowa has access to a much better recruiting base yet they find ways to win. The problem at Nebraska isn’t talent, it’s bad coaching.
Thinking we should go to the MAC conference.
J I’ll, you’re full of crap.
I’m kind of waiting to see if Scott Frost will end up going to Nick Sagan’s coaching rehabilitation center.
Sagan?
I wonder if he might end up at a MAC school like Buffalo or NIU.
🤣
Nick Sagan, younger brother of Carl Sagan
I doubt he will go to Alabama. They’re pretty set right now as is on both sides of the ball. His only hope would be if Bill O’Brien leaves after this season and he can come as an offensive coordinator.
The ceiling of Pelini is the best Nebraska can ever hope to do in the current era.
Aside from a storied tradition, there is NOTHING in the northern Plains states that attracts today's young players. It's all about media market, which fuels NIL. When Saban retires, Bama will come back to earth. UGA, UF and LSU will continue to be perennials, because of their financing and media market sizes.
Nebraska high schools don't produce much talent, and Lincoln, NE is a hard sell for out of state recruits. Nebraska is boring, and the winters are hellish. I don't know how they managed to build those teams back in the 90s. Maybe it was the Texas recruiting pipeline they lost when they moved to the B1G.
I’m kinda sad he didn’t live up to his name in Nebraska. I hope Nebraska can turn it around and I’m sure Frost will land on his feet soon
Two things: 1.Wood river is 2 hours away from Lincoln. 2.Very few people in Nebraska are upset that he got fired, but very few hate him. We're just disappointed that it didn't work out. Go Big Red
This guy is loose with the facts. He made other false statements as well.
Nebraska is in WAY over it's head in Big Ten --- should have stayed in Big 8 where they only had to beat Oklahoma every year to win conference.
@@csnide6702 The result succes is not important so much for Nebraska board,they are getting enourmous amount of money for being in Big 10,that is the most important thing to them.They will never go back to Big 12.Money talks.
As an Iowa fan, I am pleased to offer up Brian Ferentz as your new head coach. You don't have to pay him a salary... You can just have him. Thanks
Pay him for each if his teams pass completion and he'll starve.
Pay him for the number of O-linemen he sent to the NFL and he’ll be rich. Throw in tight ends and he’ll be insanely rich. One season Fererntz had 2 tights ends drafted in the 1st round.
It's a shame it didn't work out, Scott Frost. It would have been great to see success.
Scott Frost is great-LOOK I love Nebraska football FOR close to 35yrs. NOW, Nebraska has become a "Political target” FROM Sick Gay Democratic Party operative in Omaha - that uses Massive Media Propaganda to destroy this Great Nebraska FOOTBALL Dynasty-[ to fire a Scott Frosts because his kicker missed a field goal shows me that NEBRASKA is a now a controlled Marxist Democratic Party Corporate entity. Lunatics in Nebraska, as we have seen in DC with Obama’s communism Training, so stupid to think that if firing a coach and hire a new one, will magically create a winning TEAM. I will NEVER watch Nebraska Football again! "Fuck YOU Nebraska University!”.=Now Part of the same lunatic Soviet style MEDIA that created the Ukraine WAR to bleed our children and grandchildren.- Scott Frost is fired because "Monopoly Corporations" advertisers (Tesla, PepsiCo)-Proctor and Gamble- GMC Motors-Verizon-Amazon-Anheuser-Busch-USAA- Marriot-INTEK- Ford- Subway-Cisco Systems. Nisan-McDonalds,) said SO! =Frost must be hanged so President of Nebraska University can protect the $56million /yr. from USA/UK Corporation ad dollars! KETV is owned by California’s by $2billion dollar DEM Hearst Television- in the END, they with their CEOs will find themselves POOR and working in ROCK plants.
He stepped into a recruiting nightmare - he'll move on to come back to defeat the corn pops.
@@2DanTube
It wasn't just recruiting. Riley had pretty much destroyed that team.
I have a feeling that had Frost been hired in 2015 rather than Riley, things would have been a lot different.
At least Frost would have had more to work with, coming out the gate.
@@primarilyprimate144 Agree - that too...
It really is a shame ,, I reallly felt that scott frost would be able to turn things around for the huskers!! But what is odd that any team including Nebraska would have 9 games in the same season that would come down to the final play or the team who scored last and Nebraska was not ever one of those teams and even more amazing is the huskers for some very strange reasons could not win just one of those games 9 chances
Who will be the next coach at Nebraska?!
Rumors say Urban Meyer. I do want Mickey Joseph to succeed, though. Find potential replacements, but if Joseph does good, keep him.
I see Urban coming back.
Matt Entz from NDSU
Hire former Illinois coach Lovie Smith 😆
I say they have a 10% chance of getting Urban. Even if he came back it wouldn't be at a place like Nebraska
Under Frost, it seemed like Nebraska just couldn't make the big play when it was needed. There were so many games in which one play could have made all the difference.
I wish Scott Frost the best. He's a class act.
@@jameskurylas1379 anyone who makes that claim has NO IDEA who Scott Frost really is
And so many blown leads in the 2nd half. It seemed like they blew the lead to lose in every Iowa game.
I don’t care for football. But I want Nebraska to do well, so then everyone around me will shut up about it
Whenever you feel bad about your team's performance, just remember- you could be a Nebraska fan
Being a Nebraska fan is pretty awesome. Whats it like being a douchebag?
Scott Frost is not hated in Nebraska. Bill McCartney's hated. Frost led us to a national championship as a player and never has to buy drinks or dinner anywhere in Nebraska.
Bullshit with that record he paying lol
With that buyout too
Steve Pederson is hated. Bill Callahan is hated. Shawn Eichorst is hated.
Bo Pelini...
Well, guess it depends on who you talk to. Personally, I didn't think he was a bad coach at all. Even with all the rough edges.
Mike Riley is hated. Hell, Riley was worse than Callahan. He was the one who destroyed the team that Frost ended up inheriting.
Scott Frost will never be hated by genuine fans of Nebraska Football. His time as a National Championship Quarterback alone, guarantees his status as a Nebraska legend.
I was hoping to see him retained at least to the end of the season. He could still have salvaged something.
Not so sure that'll happen with Mickey Joseph. Still, I hope he does real well.
Even if it didn't work out for Coach Frost at UNL, I'm pretty confident that he'll land somewhere where he will see as much success as he had at UCF.
He's a good coach.
All that said, they should never have fired Solich.
Of course, he can't afford it with his $$$$$ 50 Million $$$$$ over 4.3 years which he held up the Nebraska U for.
Reading comments on the Nebraska football Facebook page says otherwise Travis
I'm far from an expert on college football, but Frost the player will always be legendary I would think. I occasionally watched games with my dad back in the 90s, but I still remember that crazy play against Missouri. Unforgettable stuff.
And perhaps his coaching skills are better suited for smaller programs that aren't a pressure cooker of expectations.
I actually feel bad for him because he wasn't ready for this. I think any power of five job would have been an adjustment for him but Nebraska is one of , if not the biggest rebuild situation in College Football right now. If he had stayed at UCF his legacy would be very different.
These days, it is VERY hard to to recruit and build at a place like Nebraska... Not alot of kids wanna go there... And you're right, he should have stayed here in Orlando and he would have been great... UCF is literally in the middle of a rich pool of talent and anyone would have wanted to play for him here.
@@RobotRebelCinema He's had one of the best recruiting classes in the nation every year he was there.
I’m not feeling bad somebody who’s getting $15 Million 🤡
@@jarrod797 2018 - 23
2019 - 18
2020 - 20
2021 - 25
2022 - 32
He cracked inside the top 20 once... I hardly call any of these classes one of the best.
@@RobotRebelCinema they recruit at the same levels as Iowa and Wisconsin. Those teams win most years. (Granted not this year) Nebraska is fine on talent
Unfortunately, Frost’s coaching stint at Nebraska was among the most disappointing since Willie Taggart at FSU. I have been just as surprised as many others that the Nebraska job didn’t work out for him.
Hopefully he can rebound elsewhere and find another quality opportunity. I don’t think he’s a bad coach per se, he just needs more experience because Nebraska definitely has the resources to be a successful program.
Mike Riley had experience
If Nebraska has the resources to be successful, and why have so many coaches failed? They're not all bad coaches.
At least Taggart got Florida State to a bowl in one of his two seasons. Frost had 4 full seasons and never got to .500.
Nobody in Nebraska hates him. We all wanted him to get the job done but it just didn’t end up working out.
Speak for yourself. I hate him and believe he needs to be brought up on charges of fraud for what he did here.
I'm from Nebraska and I can tell you right now no legit High School Prospect is going to want to come here. None of them are old enough to even remember when we were any good there's no connection to Nebraska from them. And who the hell wants to spend Winters in Lincoln Nebraska? I literally have not been able to watch a football game in 2 years in the first two games of the season is exactly why. Every single time they're in a position to win a game they find a way to s*** the bed and I can't do it anymore
Isn't he getting 15 million for getting fired I wish I had those kind of tragedies
$7.5 MM
The players and assistant coaches said terrible things about Scott Frost in the newspapers and during interviews. It showed those players and coaches have no class. Frost lost most of these games by less than a touchdown. Literally one different play in each game could have produced a different result. Those players and assistant coaches should not be saying such bad things publicly. I saw what happened without Scott Frost. Nebraska got completely blown out by Oklahoma. It is now painfully clear the Athletic Director of Nebraska should have just waited a few more weeks to save the program $7 Million regarding the buyout of Frost's contract. Nebraska won't be keeping this current interim coach. Someone from the outside will be brought in.
Firing Bo Polini was a terrible decision. Was he elite? No. Did we consistently win 9 games? Yes.
I feel bad for him. He seemed like the right man to restore Nebraska. Nebraska also is reaping what they sow. Fired Solich and Pelini? Both winning coaches? You will never be like the Huskers of the 80s and 90s ever again. No one hates him, it is sad to see a nice guy fall from such high expectations.
Solich was the guy.Pelini belonged in Ohio somewhere
i mean going from osbourne to solich and keeping pelini for so long takes a school from blue blood down… i understand both firings
this is such a bitter and sad reality to accept as a fan of one of the most and perhaps THE most legendary football program in cfb history.
im an LSU fan and i can relate to a big degree after that screw job we got handed because of the media and polls riding bama d1ck.
we beat them in tuscaloosa. they didn't deserve to play us again.
then the infinite frustration and sadness of losing to them 8 years in a row to our former coach whom lifted us to the peak of our programs history.
2019 was so fucking elating though and im satisified because we are in the same breath as 95 nebraska as perhaps the best team of all time
im more than okay with that.
thats something bama can never take from us and they will never come close because all evidence shows that program is in decline and saban is in decline in the twilight of his career.
im also actually so happy to see that Georgia program on top of the NCAA because they always competed with us hard in our best seasons and just couldn't quite make that push to greatness.
we look forward to an exciting, less toxic rivalry with a school i think all LSU fans respect.
i want to see Nebraska return to prominence. all the best, big red.
There's no reason for Nebraska to be bad. They've got good recruiting, great school and community support, one of the better NIL infrastructures, and the mystique of being one of college football's traditional blue bloods. Frost was probably out of his depth, and would have probably been served better by head coaching at a power 5 school with less expectation and scrutiny.
No current kids care about "mystique" from the past.
@@ricovargas9775 stfu
Travis wouldnt be at Jackson state then
@@ricovargas9775 exactly. It's not so much Nebraska changed. It's way more about CFB changing around Nebraska.
I think one major problem is Nebraska isn’t exactly a great state for producing talent. And most 4 and 5 stars are from the southeast, California and Ohio
@@jbatson251 Bingo!
I don't think it's fair to call Scott Frost the most hated. He just couldn't get it done and wasn't making any sort of progress. Returning Nebraska to a dynasty is no small feat. Nobody faults the guy for not being able to do it. Just time to see if someone else is up to the challenge.
Tom osborne set a legacy that's impossible to live or catch up too! That 1996 fiesta bowl title game where the cornhuskers head whupped the florida gators 60+ to 20+ points is still the stuff of legends!! Good luck to the next permanent head coach.
You’re never gonna believe this but at church camp I met Tom Osbornes great nephew in law. He’s a dope dood came from Kansas.
No one hates Scott! We all wish him the best!!!
I don't wish him anything, best or otherwise...
It’s really sad, as a UNC fan I wish he had done well. 5-22 in 10 point games is just heart breaking.
I wish he would have looked in the mirror and realized he is not in Florida anymore and needs to adapt to the talent available to him. More of a spread power run game or just traditional I and run it down peoples throats and have 1,000 yard backs every year with those massive Olineman y’all get and have low turnovers and then play great defense.
Nebraska should be able to field a really good front 7 and offensive line.
@@canineuniversity1015 Well now that the curse is gone Nebraska has a better chance to improve.
I do hate him he is trash 🗑 so don't speak for everyone. He is the guy that drove the program into the ground and smiled while doing it. He is also the guy that cheats on his wife with students. The guy that is a coward in a closet while a girl he cheat with is being assaulted by her boyfriend because of him. Sorry your hero is a loser zero.
@@freeclimb5487 i don’t hate him either☺️ good to see people still like him
I literally saw the news, grabbed my laptop and got started. Fastest I’ve ever made one of these downfall videos!
Its really good especially with how fast you did it.
You wasted no time
Geez….will high school kids 50 years from now be reading about this tragedy in high school English class????
Nebraska should hire Ndamukong Suh as head coach next year
He Tweeted earlier today he was ready for it.
I loved Suh when he was at Nebraska, but he became such a dirty player in the NFL. Even Coach Osborne spoke with him about his conduct. He has no coaching experience, and unfortunately, his reputation doesn't compensate for lack of experience.
They are in desperate need of a defense.
I mean, as an assistant, sure lol.
BUT HE CAN'T PLAY
At UCF Frost has a pool of talent to recruit from. In this day and age what elite football player would want to go to Lincoln when the SEC is dominating college football. Bottom line he did not have the players to be successful at Nebraska.
Hated? No. I haven't heard a single person express hatred toward him, just disappointed that it didn't work out.
Lifelong OU fan here. I genuinely feel bad for Nebraska's fan base. They are some of the best in the sport and don't deserve this. With that said. they should have stayed in the Big XII.
Smart person
What went for Frost and whats next for Nebraska?
He'll probably coach HS, or a Division 2 school.
Nick Saban’s witness protection program
Iowa's offensive coordinator
Kirby Smart might get him as an analyst before Nick Saban. I can see him rehab under the Dawgs. Go dawgs!!
Scott frost will definitely find success a Job AAC, MAC, or C-USA school. He was able to find success at UCF. I wouldn't wouldn't be surprised if he coached at GA Tech next season.
I feel bad for Georgia Tech then. They could do much much better
Scott Frost is great-LOOK I love Nebraska football FOR close to 35yrs. NOW, Nebraska has become a "Political target” FROM Sick Gay Democratic Party operative in Omaha - that uses Massive Media Propaganda to destroy this Great Nebraska FOOTBALL Dynasty-[ to fire a Scott Frosts because his kicker missed a field goal shows me that NEBRASKA is a now a controlled Marxist Democratic Party Corporate entity. Lunatics in Nebraska, as we have seen in DC with Obama’s communism Training, so stupid to think that if firing a coach and hire a new one, will magically create a winning TEAM. I will NEVER watch Nebraska Football again! "Fuck YOU Nebraska University!”.=Now Part of the same lunatic Soviet style MEDIA that created the Ukraine WAR to bleed our children and grandchildren.- Scott Frost is fired because "Monopoly Corporations" advertisers (Tesla, PepsiCo)-Proctor and Gamble- GMC Motors-Verizon-Amazon-Anheuser-Busch-USAA- Marriot-INTEK- Ford- Subway-Cisco Systems. Nisan-McDonalds,) said SO! =Frost must be hanged so President of Nebraska University can protect the $56million /yr. from USA/UK Corporation ad dollars! KETV is owned by California’s by $2billion dollar DEM Hearst Television- in the END, they with their CEOs will find themselves POOR and working in ROCK plants.
@@Jon.A.Scholt 😅
Coaching isn't what most people think it is. Coaching is business management. This means hiring quality coaches who can recruit and who can make each component work. Take, for example that mess Frost called an offense, this year. Who was running that? IIt should be working, and it's not.
Now, as an Ohio State fan, I was looking at a great head coach who was running up the record book on offense, and squeaking out wins, in spite of a horrible defense. So, what does he do? He changes all but one coach on the D side of the ball. In the meantime, he puts Hartline to work recruiting positions he doesn't even coach because Hartline is a fantastic recruiter. These kinds of head-coaching skills don't make headlines, but management is the name of the game, and it is only getting more difficult in the day and age of NIL. What does all that say about Frost? Well, he might be a great coach, but he's not a great manager.
I could see him as Offensive Coordinator at UCLA under Chip Kelly
Scott frost certainly isn’t hated in Nebraska. Still loved in fact after all this mess and it’s a bittersweet end but it’s the right move. Can’t accept mediocrity or fcs losses any longer
The problem is that kids today don't look at Nebraska like their dads did.
& the NU alumni have 0 allegiance or fidelity.8 coaches since Osborne who took 21 years to get NCAA🏆;8 years for Devaney. Solich was there the whole time Osbourne was there.They ran 2 coaches(Solich & Frost) that knew the old program but didn't recieve same alumni treatment as the old coaches,w/time to make eventual unbeatable squad.NU gets what it deserves for acting like every other school🏈program, expecting relative immediate results & gratification
Well because they joined the B1G. Worst mistake Nebraska ever made because it destroyed Nebraska's recruiting pipelines in Texas and Oklahoma.
Yes we do
Nebraska needs to take advantage of NIL like Texas to recruit and also apologize to Bo Pellini for firing him as a 10 win coach. Even rehire him.
As a Texas fan myself I will say to turn it around like Texas looks like they have done they need to do 2 things. 1. Use that NIL money wisely. 2. Spend the money on a good coach not a flashy coach.
@@Denozo88 when u pay good you play good as u see. Welcome to the sec
@@JoFlirt I would also like to add Texas could have beat bama if they didnt knock out our qb.
The elephant in the room, when discussing NIL is media market size. UT has it; NU never will. Destinations, as much as developmental and playing opportunities are what lands recruits now. For NU to succeed, they might want to try instituting a culture similar to that of the service academies. Sell Lincoln as a place free of distractions; as a place that enables unyielding focus, and you might get a few studs buying in. Trouble is, that's always been the kind of "nice guy" 3-star recruits that they have always gotten. The flashy 4 and 5-star guys want a bigger stage than what NU can provide on its' own.
I think "hated" isn't correct. He's not hated, he's been a disappointment.
There's nothing like being fired when you're rich. He's had to of made millions from coaching different teams and he will be coaching again if it's only as a position coach which pays well. If only we were all so fortunate
This was a fairly quickly-made video considering the time. I applaud you. With that being said, I haven't been this pumped since Frost CAME to Nebraska. Five years down the road, I at least expected a bowl game from him, and it never happened. We could lose every game for the rest of the season, but firing Frost is the start of something better. Notice I didn't say "big"; just better than where we are now.
Many players that played under Frost had their potential wasted by him, such as Adrian Martinez, who looks at home at Kansas State (also praying for the Mizzou Tigers to bounce back as they are historic rivals of Nebraska but now I'm okay with them). I consider the head coach to be the mind and soul of a football team, while the players are the body. Why this needs to be known is because the mind and soul is the source of connection to how the body reacts. Frost just looked so dead all at the end of last year and so far this year, and I believe that may have passed over to the players, and ultimately the fanbase.
I will not miss Frost as head coach of Nebraska.
he definitely had this video ready for the moment. shit i bet it was uploaded and scheduled for october 1st but Frost had other plans.
To be fair, it was clear that Scott Frost would likely be fired this season after the Northwestern and North Dakota games.
I'll always support Scott Frost probably more so then the previous four coaches.
I’m an Alabama fan from way back and I sure do miss a good and often great Nebraska being an elite team - we tried and failed miserably with alumni in the head job - is it coaching or recruiting or both is a question I can’t answer - the late 90s and early 00s were dark days that Coach Saban has basically erased - and he’s a Kent State graduate. We felt your pain Nebraska fans, and look forward to the day those iconic “N” helmets make their way back to prominence
You did really good in 1957 when Paul Bryant who was an alum . Mike Shula should be given some slack with the problems that he had to inherit.
@@christophernash1846 you definitely have that right! The era of the “Mike’s” was what blew everything up - Perkins wasn’t a total disaster as an alum, and neither was Shula. I think for a lot of new or bandwagon fans history began in 2007!
@@joewilliams3919 Alabama's strength is that they have had the 2 greatest coaches of all-time lead the program. Also Wade and Thomas were great too . Bama , along with Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame , and Oklahoma are the only schools that I can think of with 4 or more hall of fame coaches who have leads programs at respective schools
@@christophernash1846 complete agreement again - I remember when things were so grim we were excited about landing Rodriguez, until his old lady said she didn't want anything to do with us Alabama rednecks - and Ears Whitworth went 0-10, (with Bart Starr at QB no less), which led to the Paul Bryant era. I know I'm bouncing around, but the history of the program is a hell of a story for lovers of the game....
I should add USC to that list of 4 or more HOF coaches
Frost was from Wood River, not the “Lincoln area”. Wood River is closer to Kearney than Lincoln.
What's pathetic is the amount of money spent.....let alone pissed away on college football....clearly our priorities are messed up.
There’s nothing “tragic” about Frost. Maybe he wasn’t a great fit at Nebraska but he will recover, find a better fitting job and rebound. Never know what’s going on behind the scenes at these schools.
As a husker fan. Let me say we don’t hate him. We all are really sad it didn’t work. We wanted frost to be the guy. And he’s not. And he’s gonna be a good coach somewhere else and we will
root for him like we did when he was at UCF
Who will work out at Nebraska??
I'll never understand why you would hate somebody just because he didn't win enough games time to assess your priorities
Wasn’t the right fit man. He was 5-22 in games that were decided by 7 points or less. That’s heartbreaking for a fan base fr
You couldn't have said it any better
We don't hate him. I figured he was going to be very successful and I don't know what the problem was but I think he did the best he could. He deserves respect even though he was not successful.
We can only hope to get the level of respect these coaches get. Don’t feel sorry for him and his life.
I would like a tragic downfall that ends with me getting $15 million and a quiet life probably fishing and playing golf is some upscale tax haven. The poor bastard.
Frost Should have stayed at UCF and continue to build a dynasty there. Even years after he left, that UCF was still a very very good team. And he was in the perfect position where he could get guys from the state of Florida (which has an amazing pipeline for talent), who maybe weren’t getting the offer from UF, Miami, or FSU and wanted to play close to home in state.
Too many instances where “small school” coaches have 1 or 2 years of really great success and go and take these “big school” coaching jobs. They don’t realize that typically those situations are when those programs are in really bad shape or in a pipeline where it’s hard to recruit great players.
I believe Nebraska overestimated Frost ability to win at that higher conference level And his ability to get big time recruits to come to Nebraska. Scott Frost is a very good coach, but not a very great or elite one. Ever year Nebraska was right there in games and showing program improvement, but just couldn’t get over the hill. If he were a great coach he would have at least compiled one or two 7-8 win season(s) at least in his 3rd or 4 year. Scott Frost is a good coach, but in that situation he just couldn’t get it done. And he had ample time to do so
if he had been modest and humble, hadn't been greedy and arrogant, it might have been so different. but our unrealistic expectations, and his character flaws made a bad mix. $7,500,000 a year is a recipe for success, and when he didn't perform, it was his downfall!!! He had inherited an empty locker room, but 4 years of his recruiting didn't show any changes. 4 years of loses didn't show any show any talent development. I just didn't see the value of the 7.5 million dollar man.
Not even close to hated. People just don’t want him to be the coach. He’d be welcomed and cheered if he walked out with other alumni THIS WEEKEND. He’s still loved
you also never know if he truly had the full backing from the administration, hope he rebounds at a school that can give him their full backing. Administration can come out and say he is their guy but that doesn't mean he has access to resources that Kirby smart and Saban have from their schools.
Bo Pelini literally won 9 or 10 games every season as HC of Nebraska and they still fire him? That's insane and any coach with a good, stable coaching job at a different school would be stupid to take this job as they clearly see anything less than a National Championship as a failure. They claimed that he was fired because of his behavior towards players, fans, and the school but they also mentioned how he hadn't won a conference title so I'd say that was definitely a factor or they wouldn't have said it.
As a Colorado fan, it was fun seeing him lose to two different head coaches. Especially when they blew the 17 point lead and lost in OT at Folsom.
Always is fun beating Nebraska 😎
We coming. Go buffs
I love how in the recommendations for the next video to watch is another video you made about this 2 years ago lol
I bet it's very difficult to convince a top recruit to move to stinky old Nebraska!
The power houses of the 70's-80's-90's are history. If your not a team in the SEC , being a 9-4 team is considered a miracle. Scott Frost needs to be in a run n gun conference. Old money and Alumni are the poison of most NCAA teams.
Well, you failed to mention exactly why the SEC is so good. It's all about the talent grown in the southern states, not because of any progressive forwards thinking alumni. A lot of players on those great Nebraska teams from the 90s had a lot of kids from California and Florida. Tommie Frazier and Tyrone Williams were from Bradenton, FL and they were dominant players for three years at QB an CB.
I support coaxh twat
Ohio state?
He needs to go somewhere where the idea of disrespect do to the size of the school and program is apparent.
like every sec team is some powerhouse… though the talent is more concentrated in the south than it used to be
I was recruited by Frost back when he was at UO and he was as arrogant as a guy could possibly be. I have played for many different coaches throughout my years and arrogance never won nor was it fun to play for. Those kind of coaches always lack accountability and prioritize/evaluate incorrectly. By most standards he had a successful career as a player and coach, good for him. His coaching career came to an end because of his loyalty to Adrian Martinez... same tenure, same result.
Nebraska fans just need to realize being in the big 10 no way we can out recruit other school. Also fan base is impatient as hell and still living back in 1997.
I'm a Texans and Nebraska fan and heard the Huskers are looking at Bill O'Brian as their next head coach. Some things never change
Unfortunately wrong place, wrong time, wrong strategy, wrong personnel for Scott Frost. I never thought in a million years his teams would struggle so much. I'm sure there are things behind the scenes will never know of but I'm glad we gave it a try with him. He had the pedigree. It just didn't work with Nebraska. Sometimes luck just doesn't go your way either. Very disappointing but I still respect the guy. Every season brings new hope. Here's hoping 2023 goes better. GBR.
As a Texas Fan I feel Nebraska’s pain. When we hired coach Charlie Strong who had success at Louisville the year prior it was clear his 3 year tenure showed that coaches who have success at small schools in weak conference’s doesn’t mean they’ll be great at big schools with high expectations.
The amount of grace and benefit of the doubt that Scott Frost received from the Husker fan base was astounding. Mike Reily got disrespected and shoved out the door for a guy that ended up doing worse in 5 seasons than Reily did in 3! He left his firing from Nebraska seen as a joke, yet Frosty boy’s 16-31 record at UNL is because “he wasn’t the right fit” yet he was the worst coach Nebraska has had in 70 years!
Riley probably smiles a lot these days. The whole Mike Riley ruined the culture was BS from the get go. Neb fans and excuses. They are #1.
well you’re gonna get the benefit of the doubt with his legacy at the school… but yeah shoulda fired him after 4 years of nothing
It’s not just a tragic downfall for Scott Frost but the Nebraska Football program as well. I’m an Alabama fan but I’d love to see Nebraska get back to being NEBRASKA. I’m old enough to have witnessed Nebraska in its glory days so seeing them where they are now is just sad to me. As an Alabama fan I know what it’s like to see your program go from being at the top to being at the bottom and the joke of the conference. Alabama went through SO MANY coaches trying to find the guy they thought would turn the program around and none of them could do it. Not until Nick Saban came to Alabama and everyone knows how that has been, he not only brought Bama back but brought the program to a higher level than any College Football program in history.
Ohio State fan here. Good to see Scott has support from Husker fans. He won you a national championship, that is special. I look forward to Nebraska returning to power.
Uh...yeah.....exactly how forward are you looking? Sadly, I don't see Nebraska coming back for a long, long time.
@@davidking4838 such a great tradition. I hope its not too long.
No one haters Scott. He came here with good intentions .butt it wasn't to be .good luck Scott.
Lifelong Nebraska resident & Husker fan. I was really excited for Frost. Did not work out well. I hate to seem go, but it is time.
Maybe learn from PJ Fleck how to inspire the troops as an assistant for a few seasons in an intense developmental setting. Quality people make quality football players. Talent is great, but talent alone does not equal wins.
Well-written, and a good video. Maybe incorporate video highlights too?
Quite impressive that you got this out this fast. I'm guessing you already did the research, but expected to release it on Oct 1.
nope, i just went into grind mode lol
@@ScottFisherCFB Adderall hell of a drug
He can send the application to the coach Saban rehab clinic after that sweat buy out money is paid. Roll tide
You are truly an Alabama fan. Your spelling of the word "sweet" makes this clear.
Nebraska shouldn't have fired Bo Pelini. He averaged 9 wins a year. Scott Frost should have stayed at UCF and since he came to Nebraska he stuck with Adrian Martinez too long. 🚫😒👎. He never developed/recruited a good consistent quarterback
Smart comment
What downfall.. he was never up... he was always trash..I knew it before hand.. but it doesn't matter ..he made his millions.. now I need to con a team into hiring me
Does anybody anywhere know what was wrong with Frost besides just being a bad coach? I mean usually you go from hot coordinator to then a good head coach right? Kirby, Ryan Day, Dave Aranda, Mel Tucker, James Franklin, etc. Frost fit the bill. Great coordinator. Won everywhere he went. Should have become a great head coach then, right? What went wrong?
Good point!
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It's a combo of two things - 1. UCF was Scott Frost's first head coaching job and he was only there two seasons. Yes he won a championship but other than that there wasn't much of a well of experience for him to draw on and 2. Nebraska is probably the hardest rebuild in college football right now (the only job I can think of that would be harder is UMass) - it was already a program in a bad place with fans with high expectations from previous success decades prior , which is an absolute Molotov cocktail of problems for a struggling program. Plus Nebraska isn't a state with a lot of football talent and it's always going to be a hard sell to convince a kid from LA or Houston to go to rural Nebraska unless it's a killer program or a program on the rise which it's not . I think Nick Saban the legend of Coaching he is couldn't turn around Nebraska (or at least not in the first three years). You mix those things together and it's a recipe for disaster.
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Frost was given everything he wanted and was beloved by the Nebraska fans because he was one of their own. They were in love with the potential of a storybook ending. I can understand that but one should not lose touch with reality. The facts show that frost was not up to it, coaching wise. That is a problem but what bothered me about him was how he showed little class in the effort. He always reminded me of a spoiled little kid thinking his only responsibility was X's and O's. He was given way to much respect and his behavior was glossed over. I hope NU can find a class coach who can build a successful program. I am happy to see frost go, and of course he will go with his pockets bulging with Nebraska cash. I do not feel he should be loved, well of course if he gave the money back, I might reconsider. I hope he has an opportunity to redeem himself but the mess he made of NU football will take a while to clean up.
He seems to be a classic case of getting put in great opportunities and getting credit for simply getting lucky. He had all the luck early on in his career, and had zero luck at the end. Kudos for making the most of his chances but he seemed to be in over his head from day 1. I think he even knew it and would not have left UCF if it wasn't Nebraska calling him. There is hope bc he is you f enough and can learn and grow maybe, but he will have to either become a coordinator or G5 coach again and have to start over a little. I have never seen a team lose so many close games, which is ironic bc he won almost all the close games at UCF. He just seemed in over his head. Seems like a good dude, so hope he can turn it around..at least he has millions so he will be ok.
Very good Frost history lesson. Thanks.
Being from Philadelphia I can’t imagine an entire state having one single team to watch and nothing else
First off Wood River is not in the Lincoln area. Its west of Grand Island.
Recruiting, recruiting, recruiting. This is college football. EVERYTHING revolves around recruiting. In the AAC, you can win with 2 and 3 star recruits. Maybe "gimmick-y offensive schemes" as well. When you get into a "Power 5" conference, that ain't gonna fly. Nebraska recruiting was average (at best) during his tenure. I LOVED Frost at UCF. Like Willie Taggert, he's probably more suited to coaching smaller schools where recruiting 4 and 5 star athletes to compete, isn't as important. As a Florida resident, I'd LOVE to see him come to USF (University of South Florida).
@Scott Baron.... Sir! You know that UCF is the biggest university in America right? Or maybe I misunderstood you when you say small schools!
@@devonrickcain9717 it's a small conference school. that's what he meant when he said small school. Stop being insecure lol.
Scott Frost has 15 million reasons not to feel bad about getting fired. I wouldn't lose too much sleep if I got paid to move on....just some perspective.
It's not just about the money. Rich people commit suicide all the time. Dude grew up in Nebraska, and it was probably his lifelong dream to be the head coach of Nebraska. Now he's failed and walks away with his head down, disgraced. I feel bad for him
Thank you Frost. You will still be loved by all of us but this is for the best. For you, the program, and Nebraska. Go Big Red
Tragic for the fans. Scott Frost came out fine, pulling off one of the biggest scams in college football. He always was just a poor man’s Jim Harbust. But hey, ain’t nobody gonna save this shit tank program. Maybe they should join the Sunbelt? Sunbelt doin it up nice.
I will never hate Scott Frost. He still ranks as one of my top 5 favorite Husker QB's.
He liked everything about the job except putting in the work.
I think the program is cursed. Not sure if was the firing of the last winning coach, Pelini, leaving the Big 12 (which probably really hurt their traditional recruiting) or when they fired Osborne's hand picked successor, Solich. Whatever the reason, I don't put any of this on Frost, I think it is a curse.
Karma is definitely derailed
If he would've kept his nose to the grindstone instead of chasing tail @ the golf courses, etc..?
If they can get him, Mark Stoops makes a lot of sense for Nebraska including that play style.
I remember OU-Nebraska, every Friday after Thanksgiving. That game being a classic, every year, was a given. Conference re-alignment ruined everybody! But ruined Nebraska, the most! And correct me, if I'm wrong, but also the fact that they couldn't "dip into Texas high schools," like OU could.
Those were great games. The triple option. Backfield full of stud running backs.
Nebraska needs to go back to the Big 12
Come.on down to the nick Saban coaches rehab clinic
The problem is Nebraska and not Scott Frost. Nebraska will continue to spiraling and Scott will get a new job and thrive.
I can't wait to go I go work and dunk on all my Nebraska friends. Can't WAIT. I'm just sad the failings won't continue. It made for such great jokes/memes