if we go 5-7 in 2020, is frost the coach in 2021?

[TheSker]

Frost has done nothing to prove he deserves an unlimited amount of time regardless of the results.   That's simply not reality, so no, nobody has to accept that.

Literally no one has said he gets an unlimited amount of time regardless.

What is being said is your "bold" year 3 proclamations are incorrect.

 

[Cdog923]

Frost has done nothing to prove he deserves an unlimited amount of time regardless of the results.   That's simply not reality, so no, nobody has to accept that.

If that's your prerogative to believe that, then go right ahead. 

 

[The Dude]

Literally no one has said he gets an unlimited amount of time regardless.

It just sounds as insane as it is when worded like that, but that's absolutely what people are proposing. 

 

[The Dude]

What is being said is your "bold" year 3 proclamations are incorrect.

It's not bold in the slightest. 

 

[TheSker]

It's not bold in the slightest. 

I agree.

It's not bold.  It's incorrect.

 

[The Dude]

I agree.

It's not bold.  It's incorrect.

What's incorrect about it?  What redeeming quality does a coach have who can't even meet the staggeringly low expectation of making 1 bowl game in 3 years?

What's the reason for wanting to keep a coach whose failed that miserably in the first place?   The fact that he won an NC as a player isn't a good reason.

 

[TheSker]

What's incorrect about it?  What redeeming quality does a coach have who can't even meet the staggeringly low expectation of making 1 bowl game in 3 years?

What's the reason for wanting to keep a coach whose failed that miserably in the first place?   The fact that he won an NC as a player isn't a good reason.

Here's one of the staggering reasons Frost would be in zero danger, even in the next couple of seasons.

$150 million

Here are four other staggering reasons.

Ronnie Green, Tom Osborne, Bill Moos, donors......and those four reasons are heavily intertwined.

Frost has the FULL support of all the above.

 

[The Dude]

Here's one of the staggering reasons Frost would be in zero danger, even in the next couple of seasons.

$150 million

Here are four other staggering reasons.

Ronnie Green, Tom Osborne, Bill Moos, donors......and those four reasons are heavily intertwined.

Frost has the FULL support of all the above.

Of course he does, for now, they have a vested interest in supporting Frost.  Most of all, Moos.

You didn't answer my question. 

 

[TheSker]

Of course he does, they have a vested interest in supporting Frost.

You didn't answer my question. 

You asked three questions and my post answered all three.

 

[The Dude]

You asked three questions and my post answered all three.

Excuse yourself if you're not going to participate. 

 

[TheSker]

Excuse yourself if you're not going to participate. 

If Frost does not make a bowl game next season, he will still be coach in 2021.  And 2022.

Who's going to terminate him?

 

[The Dude]

If Frost does not make a bowl game next season, he will still be coach in 2021.  And 2022.

Who's going to terminate him?

Moos' replacement. We've all watched enough college football to know how this works.

 

[Celsus]

If Frost does not make a bowl game next season, he will still be coach in 2021.  And 2022.

Who's going to terminate him?

The fans. You think we are mad now???? Wait. Osbourne will be one of the first to bail. He was always a politician first.

 

[TheSker]

Moos' replacement. We've all watched enough college football to know how this works.

Perfect.

 

[knapplc]

The fans. You think we are mad now???? Wait. Osbourne will be one of the first to bail. He was always a politician first.

Wow is this so not true.

1. It's Osborne, not "Osbourne" for crying out loud

2. The fans support Frost. Message board hot takes are not reflective of the fans as a whole.

3. Osborne was always a psychologist first. He went into politics out of a sense of duty and a desire to do something different for a while.

That was a LOT to pack in to a one-line post. Kudos!