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Scott looked uncomfortable every time he was in front of the camera. Anyone who is in the State, was there ever a positive interaction with him?

What about him isn't great, though? He routinely beats bigger schools, builds a culture of success, and almost was the USC coach. He's probably one of the 10 best coaches in the country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usJO5BqI8J8&feature=share&utm_source=EJGixIgBCJiu2KjB4oSJEQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x18ReaLQRI&feature=share&utm_source=EJGixIgBCJiu2KjB4oSJEQ This is pretty awesome

Blow back would subside once he starts winning and bringing in 5 star players. Parents would not care once their kids get paid

Why do you all hate Matt Campbell?

Anyone else super impressed by Mickey today?? Came across like a true leader with empathy and dedication.

Campbell has beaten Oklahoma State (25), Oregon (25), Texas (20), Texas (19),Oklahoma (18), West Virginia (6) , TCU (4) and Oklahoma (3). What else do you want?

It's gotta be Campbell, right?

How can people go from only someone like Urban Meyer to Mickey Joseph if he gets us to a Lawn Mower Dish Soap Bowl?

But why wouldn't there be? The natural places for him to land (Ohio State and Penn State) aren't opening anytime soon, (well, Ohio State isn't) His conference is imploding. Michigan State and Michigan aren't in the cards. That leaves Nebraska and Iowa. He's just playing process of elimination

I was on this boat this morning, but from reading into how Trev answered the question about a booster stepping up, it seems like the money came from someone specifically for this purpose. If someone is that husked that they are willing to give the University 7.5 mil to get Frost out 20 days early, they better be just as willing to pony up for a big name coach. What booster could this be??

He not once looked happy or content while here. His greatest moment as Huskers coach is probably when he won the AAC Title game with UCF and they were asking him about taking the Husker job after it broke during the game. I wish him peace. He did care.

Jim Leonhard is an interesting idea

Alberts seems to have listened to boosters last year to keep Frost and listened to them today to let him go.

It's worth 7.5 million dollars to change the talking points on TV? This season is toast

They have to have someone on deck. Makes no sense to do this now and lose the money. Wonder if he will stand up there like Mike Riley and field questions

How do figure this? We are in one of the two conferences you want to be in with one of the only self sufficient athletic departments in the country. Yes, everyone in the Big Ten has money, but not everyone in the Big Ten doesn't have to spend that money on a science building or a dining hall. We also seem to have boosters who are willing to pay coaches and into the NIL with the best of them.

He kinda lied his way out the door, iirc.

Urban has never, ever left a place on good terms. He's also won everywhere he has been. He needs to be the first call, even if he declines. This idea that Trev Alberts is a beacon of righteousness and all that is pure is absurd.

They are likely all gone, too. Aren't their contracts tied to the HC?

I get what you are saying, but they did that. Frost was the hottest name they hired him. Whipple is the type of guy you are talking about. All of these players are likely gone when Frost gets let go. A name like a Urban will want his own guys anyway. A rebuild is OK and doesn't have to be as painful as Frost made us think it had to be.

That's the thing. It is a rebuild.

He also doesn't need big time recruits. His eye for talent is very good. His Temple teams took no name guys and put them into the NFL where they have become star players-Dawkins, Reddick. His 2016 offensive line was an act of God. The only thing I can see being an issue is he is an East Coast guy, (but that didn't stop him in Waco), and his dream job is Penn State and their dream coach is Matt Rhule.

Is there another decrease in the buyout at any point?

Rutgers is better than us. Kansas has KU basketball