I agree. The greatest performing artists in the world have said that exact same thing. It's not an opinion. It's a fact.
Practice doesn't make perfect. PERFECT practice makes perfect.
I agree. The greatest performing artists in the world have said that exact same thing. It's not an opinion. It's a fact.
And yes, Scott needs to change his offense.
I think if he had Alabama or Clemson-level talent he might win a hundred titles, but the reality is that our bench depth is not that great. We're building a system essentially from scratch.
The best analogy I can think of is that Frost's offense is like a finely-tuned Formula1 race car. And both the Big Ten - and our talent level - is more akin to an off road rally race.
His schemes would work nicely in the flawless execution of an Alabama or NFL team. But we need something much more practical and lunchpail. You can't get fancypants if you're not properly setting blocks and tackles.
Its actually neither of those, as nothing is perfect.Practice doesn't make perfect. PERFECT practice makes perfect.
Its actually neither of those, as nothing is perfect.
Practice makes permanent. That's how the saying should actually go.
Its actually neither of those, as nothing is perfect.
Practice makes permanent. That's how the saying should actually go.
That type of offense will never work in the Big 10.
you mean an offense with no down-field passing, false starts, and ill-timed holds?
Especially if he's wearing a hoodieThe blonde fro is a sure sign he's not a leader.
Tss, tss.
Pivot? No. Tweak? Absolutely. When you are 1st and goal from the 2, run the ball.
The premise when people say things like that is Frost's offensive scheme. Only the triple option with a fullback can work in Lincoln.
Elvin Hayes...only college player to take it to Alcindor.Deadly move
Nothing wrong with the scheme, just ask buffalo bills.There are plenty of schemes that will work. This will be year 4 in the Frost era, and I don’t know that I have seen anything yet that resembles a scheme.
Maybe that changes this year!