My reply was intended more as a generalization, I apologize it appeared to be more of one exclusively for you.
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"Why would he say no?"
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My reply was intended more as a generalization, I apologize it appeared to be more of one exclusively for you.
Lol, just like a smoker can quit anytime they feel like it.
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No apologies necessary,I didn’t take anything negative.Really enjoy this board.Appreciate all the inputs even if I don’t see things always alike.GBR.
What do Bob Stoops, Gene Chizak and Gary Anderson have in common?
Exactly how I would view the opportunities that are going to be knocking on SF's door at seasons end. Heck they already are knocking at least on the back door. If you could be financially set for the rest of your life it would be extremely difficult to turn down such an offer. That's what SF is going have to answer very soon.
My guess is SF will "for sure" answer the challenge to take over HC of a much larger program. It's in his DNA and the way he played football at mach 5 demonstrates it. Will he answer the call from Nebraska is the only question I wonder about. My guess is when the smoke clears SF will be the new HC at DONU because he's going to want to bring the program back to greatness. It's what he's all about IMO.........
My take is that as fellow Nebraskans we all understand what husker football is. It's in our DNA.. others from outside don't understand. Imagine not only that but you played for Nebraska as the qb on the NC Team. Think of every player that has been hurting that has said how the current state pains them Peter, Wistrom zatecha, those are the public guys. How may of them if asked would not hesitate to come back. Scott's draw must be incredible.. that's why I don't think he says no..
Appreciate the personal perspective. Rare is the man who lies on his death bed wishing he would have worked more.
I wonder how much more or harder he would have work at NE though. I suspect other than a little more time on the road recruiting, his work day really wouldn’t change that much. I doubt he would suddenly decide to work more or harder than he already is just by changing schools. Imagine if you could have kept your same personal lifestyle yet been paid 3x more while living it
I wonder how much more or harder he would have work at NE though. I suspect other than a little more time on the road recruiting, his work day really wouldn’t change that much. I doubt he would suddenly decide to work more or harder than he already is just by changing schools. Imagine if you could have kept your same personal lifestyle yet been paid 3x more while living it
They're waiting for a job to come open?
If you watched the Carricker Chronicles, today, you know that Scott Frost said, in an article from 2012, the University of Nebraska is the "Taj Mahal" of college football programs!
Now, that is only 5 years ago, compared to being booed in 1996. I say, welcome, Head Coach Scott Frost, of the University of Nebraska!!!
Now, that is only 5 years ago, compared to being booed in 1996. I say, welcome, Head Coach Scott Frost, of the University of Nebraska!!!
Nope. They walked away. Do you want examples in pro sports, business and politics?
Yep, me too in 2009. Good job!Well, I only quit once (smoking) and not a whiff since then (1989)
Then why did you use Urban Meyer as an example? Not a very good case study.
You seem to want a pissin match. No?
