Corn Nation Editorial: The Grass is Only Greener in an Absence of Hope, Coach

[knapplc]

I typed up this whole rebuttal to Salt Creek & Stadium's twitter rant posted by Saunders above.  Then I deleted it because none of it matters.

 

I follow SC&C on twitter. He's a PhD candidate just about to graduate and move from academia (where he's been laboring for years) and probably out into the work world.  It's a big step, I'll chalk most of this ill-advised rant up to his impending massive life changes, and move on.  I agree a little bit with some of his statements about Osborne, but I disagree a lot with a lot of his conclusions about why we're where we are now.

 

If all of this is based off Frost & the coaches responding to questions from reporters, maybe the rant should have been focused at the people who keep asking Frost & the coaches these questions. 

[The Dude]

I love lamp.

[In the Deed the Glory]

10 minutes ago, knapplc said:

I typed up this whole rebuttal to Salt Creek & Stadium's twitter rant posted by Saunders above.  Then I deleted it because none of it matters.

 

I follow SC&C on twitter. He's a PhD candidate just about to graduate and move from academia (where he's been laboring for years) and probably out into the work world.  It's a big step, I'll chalk most of this ill-advised rant up to his impending massive life changes, and move on.  I agree a little bit with some of his statements about Osborne, but I disagree a lot with a lot of his conclusions about why we're where we are now.

 

If all of this is based off Frost & the coaches responding to questions from reporters, maybe the rant should have been focused at the people who keep asking Frost & the coaches these questions. 

 

This was my first thought as well.

[Born N Bled Red]

[Moiraine]

Is this guy 16 or something?

 

No offense to the other 16 year olds but he seems obsessed with getting rid of anything related to Osborne, which seems like something only someone who wasn't alive during that era would want.

 

Wow, Osborne wasn't perfect. Thanks for the revelation, guy.

[Scarlet Overkill]

The article and follow up equates to 10 minutes of my life i will never get back.

[Moiraine]

45 minutes ago, Dilly Dilly said:

The article and follow up equates to 10 minutes of my life i will never get back.

 

 

Every 10 minutes of your life is 10 minutes of your life you will never get back.

[I am I]

I read the defensive article not the original, it’s more interesting to watch a dude defend himself; I’m here for entertainment. 

 

“He who doth protest too much...”

 

some of his osborne feelings are okay, I agree no one is infallible. I don’t worship Tom, but hold his 25 yr run as a great pride, as a youth it was pretty good times. 

 

Now? I just want us to compete and look competent. Play with passion, have fun again. Give me and my dad  and brothers something to drink beers and scotch to while we tailgate or watch from our tv in Colorado. 

 

 

No more drama, no more interfering, no more crap product. 

 

I think Frost is going to bring that back. And I’m glad Tom Osborne helped convince him. 

[Scarlet Overkill]

36 minutes ago, Moiraine said:

 

 

Every 10 minutes of your life is 10 minutes of your life you will never get back.

 

True that, but not all 10 minutes of my life are created equally

[ScottyIce]

9 hours ago, WyoHusker56 said:

Anyone read this yet? Coach's comments are a bit interesting.

 

https://www.cornnation.com/2018/4/24/17274680/editorial-scott-frost-unifying-around-a-purpose-of-rehashing-the-perlman-osborne-conflict

The thing about this is Frost is and was a Husker. He gets to say what he wants about the past and the future. It’s a little different.

[yort2000]

1 hour ago, Dilly Dilly said:

 

True that, but not all 10 minutes of my life are created equally

 

Dilly Dilly

[Landlord]

Re: the Osborne thing...

 

People conflate failure with the wrong or a bad decision in the sports world and it's weird to me. 

 

Solich ended up being a 'failure', I guess. It wasn't at all the wrong decision for Tom to groom him and name him successor. And Solich's first four years were elite.

 

Pelini ended up being a failure eventually. Pelini was still 100% the right coach to hire, and that was the right decisions.

 

Tim Miles was also probably a great decision to hire. Honestly probably the best we could have gotten at the time, especially knowing what we do about Perlman's weight and the penny-pinching nature of the administration surrounding Tom. 

 

Erstad - meh.

[BigRedBuster]

11 hours ago, Landlord said:

Re: the Osborne thing...

 

People conflate failure with the wrong or a bad decision in the sports world and it's weird to me. 

 

Solich ended up being a 'failure', I guess. It wasn't at all the wrong decision for Tom to groom him and name him successor. And Solich's first four years were elite.

 

Pelini ended up being a failure eventually. Pelini was still 100% the right coach to hire, and that was the right decisions.

 

Tim Miles was also probably a great decision to hire. Honestly probably the best we could have gotten at the time, especially knowing what we do about Perlman's weight and the penny-pinching nature of the administration surrounding Tom. 

 

Erstad - meh.

 

 

This is so true and the idea is totally lost in sports sometimes.

 

Just because something doesn't work out ultimately, doesn't mean the initial decision to go in that direction was wrong.

[Xmas32]

Hey, if Skip Bayless can ride the LeBron James is overrated train for 10+ years and make tens of millions of dollars off of a ridiculous take than surely CornNation can get a few clicks off the Scott Frost is a meanie/TO is the devil train amirite guys?