Sorry for your loss, Coach Frost. My condolences to you and your family. May you find comfort in knowing his suffering has ended and he is finding joy with God.
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Coach Frost’s dad, ex-Husker Coach Larry Frost, has passed away Update: Funeral Today
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Sincere condolences to HCSF and his entire family. Very tough to lose your dad and that's coming from someone that was very close to his dad, Me! Sadly there's a void that's never filled but you press forward because life must go on.
I'd like to see the Husker Nation and the school dedicate this season to HCSF dad regardless of how many games are played.
I'd like to see the Husker Nation and the school dedicate this season to HCSF dad regardless of how many games are played.
Thought the article said 73?
very sad and prayers to the Family and Scott.
is HM putting together a donation or sending anything? If so I am in.
is HM putting together a donation or sending anything? If so I am in.
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As I mentioned to another poster, I read an article where it said he was 77. The only article I read about it.
Thots and prayers going out for the entire Frost Family
I have to wonder if losing his dad put a little fire into Scott on dealing with the Big Ten. I don't mean to speculate into the family's business and I have no details about Larry's passing, but sometimes losing an older family member can be a long, painful process (cancer versus a car wreck).
Makes me think that maybe Scott knew there were some things that he just couldn't fight (losing his dad), but some things he could (the Big Ten). When you're in those life-or-death situations, you get a lot of perspective on the things in your life that you can control and the things that you can't. Maybe it sparked a little motivation into Scott to give the B1G Brass the ass whoopin' they deserved.
Anyway, prayers to the Frost family as they walk through this difficult time. Nothing like getting the moral victory of defeating a Power 5 Conference and then losing your parent.
Makes me think that maybe Scott knew there were some things that he just couldn't fight (losing his dad), but some things he could (the Big Ten). When you're in those life-or-death situations, you get a lot of perspective on the things in your life that you can control and the things that you can't. Maybe it sparked a little motivation into Scott to give the B1G Brass the ass whoopin' they deserved.
Anyway, prayers to the Frost family as they walk through this difficult time. Nothing like getting the moral victory of defeating a Power 5 Conference and then losing your parent.
Their family will be added to my prayer list.
