Odds now -130 Frost to Florida. Second is Dan Mullen at +450.
Some rumblings Nebraska will lose their baby.
Some rumblings Nebraska will lose their baby.
Frost to Florida
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And soon they will lose their sh*t.....almost wanna make my first trip over to their boards.
He would be crazy not to take tha Florida job if offered. It is a hot bed of talent down there.
I visited the Nebraska board once. I made a comment about Tommy Armstrong leading the team in tackles. I was banned within 20 minutes.
I visited the Nebraska board once. I made a comment about Tommy Armstrong leading the team in tackles. I was banned within 20 minutes.
If I were Frost I would take the Florida job over Nebraska every day of the week and twice on Sunday. The gator program has far greater potential than the huskers have.
Well, you haven't talked with too many Husker fans, evidently.
They have him leading them to the National Champ game, next year.
Yep. Exponentially more in-state talent and play in a weak SEC East. Easy decision, in my opinion.
And he's established himself in the state of Florida. He'll just shift all that mo over to a program with even greater resources and prestige.
Hmmmmm .... Florida? Talent, weather, SEC, play Georgia every year, FSU, Miami. Did I mention talent and weather?
Nebraska? B1G, uh, get to play Iowa every year, live in Lincoln, uh, get to travel all over the US for recruits, get to play NW every year, and Purdue, and Minny ... I'm getting sleepy ....
Nebraska? B1G, uh, get to play Iowa every year, live in Lincoln
, uh, get to travel all over the US for recruits, get to play NW every year, and Purdue, and Minny ... I'm getting sleepy ....
Could we have a question mark in the title please?
On ESPN.com. Begging much?
New Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos extensively praised UCF coach Scott Frost when asked about the former Husker star on Tuesday.
Speaking with KOZN radio in Omaha, Moos said Frost "has got the full package" as a coach and expects Frost to be leading a Power 5 program "probably sooner than later." Frost would be considered a primary candidate for Nebraska's coaching job if the school chooses to make a change.
Moos, hired earlier this month to replace Shawn Eichorst, said he would wait until the end of the season to evaluate third-year coach Mike Riley. The Huskers are 4-4 this season and 19-15 overall (12-10 in the Big Ten) under Riley.
Frost, who went 24-2 as Nebraska's quarterback and helped the Huskers to a share of the 1997 national title, is 7-0 in his second season at UCF, which ranks No. 15 in the latest AP Poll. Asked by host Nick Bahe if he is following Frost's progress this season, Moos replied, "Well, Scott, of course, has a great resume. ... He has learned from some of the great football minds in the business, throughout the years both at the college level and the professional ranks."
Moos praised Frost's work as an assistant at Oregon, where Moos served as athletic director from 1995 to 2007. He added that the only gap in Frost's profile was being a head coach and that he "has handled that superbly, from afar, as I look at it."
"Of course, he does have the roots here, raised in the state of Nebraska and playing for the icon that Tom Osborne is. A lot of things very positive," Moos said. "Scott is going to coach in a Power 5 [program], and probably sooner than later. He's paid his dues, and I've been quite impressed."
Frost's name has already come up for the Florida job after the firing of Jim McElwain on Sunday.
New Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos extensively praised UCF coach Scott Frost when asked about the former Husker star on Tuesday.
Speaking with KOZN radio in Omaha, Moos said Frost "has got the full package" as a coach and expects Frost to be leading a Power 5 program "probably sooner than later." Frost would be considered a primary candidate for Nebraska's coaching job if the school chooses to make a change.
Moos, hired earlier this month to replace Shawn Eichorst, said he would wait until the end of the season to evaluate third-year coach Mike Riley. The Huskers are 4-4 this season and 19-15 overall (12-10 in the Big Ten) under Riley.
Frost, who went 24-2 as Nebraska's quarterback and helped the Huskers to a share of the 1997 national title, is 7-0 in his second season at UCF, which ranks No. 15 in the latest AP Poll. Asked by host Nick Bahe if he is following Frost's progress this season, Moos replied, "Well, Scott, of course, has a great resume. ... He has learned from some of the great football minds in the business, throughout the years both at the college level and the professional ranks."
Moos praised Frost's work as an assistant at Oregon, where Moos served as athletic director from 1995 to 2007. He added that the only gap in Frost's profile was being a head coach and that he "has handled that superbly, from afar, as I look at it."
"Of course, he does have the roots here, raised in the state of Nebraska and playing for the icon that Tom Osborne is. A lot of things very positive," Moos said. "Scott is going to coach in a Power 5 [program], and probably sooner than later. He's paid his dues, and I've been quite impressed."
Frost's name has already come up for the Florida job after the firing of Jim McElwain on Sunday.
Nebraska should have hired Frost instead of Riley.
Yet in the same breath they talk about how they’ll have “patience” with him because he’s “one of them...”Well, you haven't talked with too many Husker fans, evidently.
They have him leading them to the National Champ game, next year.
I believe Frost to Nebraska - reasoning, a friends brother who is a high level recruit from near KC who had zero contact with UCF all of a sudden is hearing from a number of UCF coaches, within the past week. Something is up. Although the recruit has heard from Florida on a regular basis,,,,so could be there too.
Funny you should mention that. I also have a friend of a cousins uncle that has heard from a high level midwest recruit and he is hearing from UCF and Tennessee all of a sudden? Maybe Frost is going to Tennessee?
And soon they will lose their sh*t.....almost wanna make my first trip over to their boards.
While I go pop my popcorn, can you provide the link to the best Husker message board?
Gotta feel bad for the Huskers now and for their future!
After all, the Huskers get rid of you after 3 years if you are not winning at least 10 games a year!
I guess Frost didn't exactly get a warm homecoming after transferring back from Stanford. Locker room took a year or so to come around and the Peter brothers beat the crap out of him on scout team. Actually a pretty good detailed read here:
http://www.omaha.com/huskers/the-st...cle_d23a0bb0-ba7f-11e7-85a1-07e004b8e998.html
This is true, PEDs or no PEDs...
One of them now looks like he couldn't be more than about 170 lbs...
And soon they will lose their sh*t.....almost wanna make my first trip over to their boards.
Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope we can beat Ohio St., hope we can become bowl eligible, hope Wadley breaks out, and yes, hope that Frost goes to Florida and hope the Huskers lose their sh*t.
Hope can drive a man insane.
Ya! My cousins girlfriend whose brother is in prison in Florida, is in contact with a recruiter for USF, who told him that Florida is hoping to land Frost but in initial talks he wants the same salary as Saban and a spot for his son (when he gets older) as an offensive coordinator.
The thought of Frosty going to Nebraska sends a small trickle down the legs of Iowa fans. Love it.
My brother in law works for a Chicago based company. One of his clients is married to a guy who is friends with a woman whos son is a rising HS Jr... and his best friend plays for Nebraska. Anyway her son told her he got a letter from UCF. Hmmmm
