I don't think we are going to either... It sounds like the most we'd offer him is "co-OC" without playcalling duties, which in reality probably isn't that much different from just being a position coach. Somebody earlier mentioned we might offer him, "running game coordinator," but if the real boss is still Tim Beck, than Frost isn't really in control of that either. He'd only be in charge of supervising the plan put in place by Beck.
If this is what they have or are going to offer Frost how could he turn it down since he “bleeds red” as some would say?
Doesn't anyone feel it's unlikely that we would know the inside info of the offer made to Frost in such detail? Let's be realistic about that alleged offer. It's someone's pie-in-the-sky guess.
Someone should just call Larry Frost ask him. I’m sure daddy would be willing to tell us whether or not this is the “offer” that was made to Scott.
Again, Oregon could offer him something similar, and while he may want to be at Nebraska eventually, the smarter move for him would probably be to stay at Oregon. If he gets a similar promotion at Oregon, than he can be the hyped up assistant coach riding the wave of Chip Kelly's success. At Nebraska, he associates his name with an offense that has sucked for several years and has decided to promote from within in order to fix it.
Why? Maybe I’m wired differently but if the school I supposedly “loved” came a calling either for me to play at or to coach at, it is pretty much a no brainer, especially if the compensation packages are pretty much the same. I’m going there and it wouldn’t even be a topic for debate.
http://my.journalstar.com/post/Husker_Extra_Group/Husker_Extra/blog/ducks_ducks_ducks.html
Good to know the boys at the LJS blog are just as big of FB creeps as many of us on this board.
That's the thing, though - He's not going to get to turn the offense around. It's going to be Tim Beck's offense, at least based on everything we've heard so far.
