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It definitely wasn't good. Unsure if I'm surprised that our D staff didn't try someone else on that receiver. Got picked on all night.

Yep. Like most everyone else believes, this loss sealed his fate. A few thoughts: Frost essentially Callahan-ed himself. His inability to separate Chinander cost him his dream job. I love Frost as an OC. He may not be able manage a game or hire the appropriate staff, but his offense rocks! Assuming Joseph is named interim HC after Oct 1, his first order of business should send Chinander packing. In my blue heaven, Frost would be retained/demoted to OC or co-OC. (yes, i know that won't actually happen)

Let us stand by the road

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Consider K-State's win and how little Martinez was required to contribute, perhaps supports his quote about most talented squad he's played with. Perhaps its more a coach thing, but still...

I don't know that he has it out for Whipple, however, I think he has a blind spot when it comes to Chinander. The offense had its warts last year, but did not need a complete overhaul. And while the D was pretty decent last season, its the only season I think we can state that. For the most part this has been an average-at-best D during Frost's tenure. While I like the Whipple and Joseph hires, in an alternate universe, I wonder what this team looks like with most of last year's offensive coordinators, a new QB, and a mostly different defensive staff.

And cheer as the winners go by

Bally sports network. Iowa pulls this crap every year. 1st or 2nd game always struggle with a G5 or FCS.

To be fair, its been 4 seasons and 1 week.

If it comes to it, Frost wont be fired until his buyout drops in Oct. I agree about the reckoning. The brand is continuing to take hits. Brand is what matter in the current CFB landscape.

Lots of marshmallows these days.

You all forgot about the "blackout". Is my account now suspended?

And yet, and yet, and yet, all-time they're still 9 games behind.

Take all that and throw on the wood he's sporting and there is no way this team improves on their win total from last season.

Funny that a conference would file an anti-trust suit due to a group of schools wanting to be in their own conference. Hard for me to believe that suit would fly, especially considering precedent that schools can negotiate independent of each other (therefore can also choose to negotiate as a group).

Definitely missed that. Thanks!

I get it that its Oklahoma, but are they really worth an extra $70 with one less game and none in conference?

He's also got a couple of interesting videos. Mentions how PAC leadership wants the PAC presidents to sign a GOR. Goes on to mention how the B1G and SEC are also negotiating with sportsbooks on exclusive rights for real-time betting data. He thinks ND will be part of B1G within next 80 days since NBC won't come near what B1G can financially offer since they only have rights to ND's seven home games.

Latest from Flugaur: He also tweets on Trev Alberts comments about expansion:

*sigh* Whether or not you agree the comparison is apt, it was clearly about the situation, not talent levels.

^^^ Smart move. Will be interesting to see the fee or tiers of fees.

I would argue that fandom had nothing to do with the exaggerated ratings. It had to do with the game potentially having an impact on the CFP. If OSU had won, decent chance they'd have gotten in over Cincinnati.

I stand corrected. I know at one time there was a problem with Dish carrying the Pac 12.

All of the conference-specific channels are available via a sports tier for the one cable company (cox) out here (some centurylink might still be around). I think satellite is different. Dish never could land an agreement to carry the Pac12 network.

^^^ Was thinking about that yesterday. Damn good thing he usurped Mizzou. Maybe we get Mizzou's SEC invite depending on how things could've gone, but we'll never know.