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Maybe this is a case of removing someone who is inept by giving them a promotion. Heck, Nick Saban gets down on the field and works fundamentals with defensive players. Todd: I think too much is made of the CEO type coach. If Whipple can provide that attention to detail and buy-in to a new joint vision, it can work. Frost has big ideas on offense, but attention to detail has been lacking throughout his tenure. Mike: Every CEO sets the overall direction of their organization, but most don’t sit back and detach themselves from everything. As for Scott being more of a CEO? Let’s work on being a general manager. Every team or organization needs a cranky old man. With the hiring of Mark Whipple to run the offense, do you think it will be a net-positive that Scott Frost will embrace a CEO type of role? The obvious question - isn’t Frost the guy in charge of making sure they were putting forth maximum effort? If so, he seems to be completely unaware of it, otherwise he wouldn’t think this let alone say it. Statements he makes shows he believes the mess he’s made is someone else’s doing.įrost on OL in training camp: 'The guys wear monitors that track overall output and 100 other statistics, and they're more than doubling, in a lot of cases, the amount of effort that they put out the last couple years in practice.' #huskers- Sam McKewon August 13, 2022

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Jon J: Because there’s still no sign that Scott Frost is taking full responsibility for this program. Also, the offensive line still worries me. I will wait until after the Oklahoma game before making a decision. Nate P: After the last two disappointing seasons, I did not drink any Kool-Aid this offseason. Nate M: I see no reason not to drink the Kool-Aid. Changes have been made, but I’m in full “prove it” mode. Jill: Past results seem to be indicative of future performance for this coaching staff. Because to do nothing at the risk of more weird breaks, key injuries and having a 5-7 season we try to call improvement is simply stupid.

I mean, unless there’s others like me who don’t think an actual exorcism is overkill. So maybe burn him in effigy before the home opener. Got a job where he influenced a Gawd-fearing (Husker) nation? Coaxed along Calibraska flash over substance? OK, he didn’t get all the great women. Until they get out on the field and prove that things have changed, stay away from the sugar drinks.Īndy: Because we’re f**king cursed!! Because to quote Aaron Altman in Broadcast News (deep dive, but stay with me), Mike Riley, while being a very nice guy, WAS THE DEVIL!! this team has done nothing to this point to prove to us that anything is going to be any different. Mike: Well, Nebraska hasn’t had a winning football season since Obama was president. Patrick: Why should you not drink Kool-Aid? A canister of pre-sweetened grape Kool-Aid contains 16 grams of sugar per serving, more than half of the American Heart Association’s recommended daily intake for women and almost half the recommended amount for men. Give me one reason not to drink the Kool-Aid! No, that’s not a question, but you get my drift. Let’s start with the hardest and most difficult question of all. Well, questions related to Nebraska football. Now it’s time to give your answers to the most pressing questions of our time. Now it has been several weeks of reports coming out of fall camp.

Here at Corn Nation we have been fighting through the muck and grind that is the off-season. We are now one week from Northwestern game week.