Thinking about Frost

[np_husker]

Wouldn't it be something if Oregon State went after Frost for head coach?

[The Dude]

Define "something".

[Redux]

It certainly would be something

[lo country]

I would love Frost here, but unsure if his "vision" would mesh with Reilly. If Scott is seriously a candidate, I am sure they would sit down and see if their vison has any commonality......

 

I am hoping whoever we get as OC, has the ability to seemlessly implement the new system with the talent we have and slowly get their guys in so we don't have a 2 year rebuilding bs....

[NWHuskerfan]

Frost is a can't miss HC. I was highly let down we didn't get him,

He has things rolling at Oregon, I'm sure he's looking at a hefty raise. I like them to finally

Win the whole thing. I wish him the best whatever happens. Im also grateful we finally have a calm leader on

the sideline wearing the headset in 2015.

[EmeraldIngot]

I've watched a few of Oregon's games this year and last year. Two major offensive trends I've noticed are that their o-line is getting bigger, but keeping the athleticism that made them so dangerous under Chip Kelley. I've also noticed that, especially this year, their RB is larger, they're using a TE in a Wing Back position to act as a FB on power runs between the tackles, and they're using some clever WR motion to run some triple option. Frost has definitely made his mark on Oregon's offense and it seems to be working pretty damn well.

[lo country]

I've watched a few of Oregon's games this year and last year. Two major offensive trends I've noticed are that their o-line is getting bigger, but keeping the athleticism that made them so dangerous under Chip Kelley. I've also noticed that, especially this year, their RB is larger, they're using a TE in a Wing Back position to act as a FB on power runs between the tackles, and they're using some clever WR motion to run some triple option. Frost has definitely made his mark on Oregon's offense and it seems to be working pretty damn well.

The hiring of Scott would be an instant win as OC. Providing the visions would match....

[gtsum2]

I've watched a few of Oregon's games this year and last year. Two major offensive trends I've noticed are that their o-line is getting bigger, but keeping the athleticism that made them so dangerous under Chip Kelley. I've also noticed that, especially this year, their RB is larger, they're using a TE in a Wing Back position to act as a FB on power runs between the tackles, and they're using some clever WR motion to run some triple option. Frost has definitely made his mark on Oregon's offense and it seems to be working pretty damn well.

agreed...they have gotten a good bit bigger upfront. On both sides of the ball. The young rb they have is a handful..looks like a grown man out there

[Drive1010]

I've watched a few of Oregon's games this year and last year. Two major offensive trends I've noticed are that their o-line is getting bigger, but keeping the athleticism that made them so dangerous under Chip Kelley. I've also noticed that, especially this year, their RB is larger, they're using a TE in a Wing Back position to act as a FB on power runs between the tackles, and they're using some clever WR motion to run some triple option. Frost has definitely made his mark on Oregon's offense and it seems to be working pretty damn well.

Since my sis went to UO, I follow the Ducks.

 

Frost said his goal early on was to make the Ducks more physical...keep the speed but be like old Nebraska physical.

 

Oregon was never going to beat an SEC team for the title playing small and fast.

[BigRedPowerWagon]

If Riley brings in the staff i hope he doesnt, ill be thinking alot about frost and what could of been.

[EmeraldIngot]

I'm also really impressed with Oregon's defense this year. Their base d is an aggressive 3-4 with a cover 3 shell. Some of their zone blitzes are scary! Oregon this year is a far more physical, and this a far more complete, team than they were under Kelley.

[Hayseed]

Thinking about Frost...... bringing him in as OC would make this hire make sense. Not necessarily that he should run the same offense as Oregon in the frozen tundra league, just that I believe many of us would be more willing to look at the long term building process.

 

Frost going to OSU would be about the same as Frost going to Kansas IMO.

[74Hunter]

Thinking about Frost...... bringing him in as OC would make this hire make sense. Not necessarily that he should run the same offense as Oregon in the frozen tundra league, just that I believe many of us would be more willing to look at the long term building process.

 

Frost going to OSU would be about the same as Frost going to Kansas IMO.

He would likely run more of what Osborne ran if Frost were or OC

[Drive1010]

Frost said his dream would be to bring Oregon's offense to Nebraska but with bigger bodies.

 

Chip Kelly invented a system and philosophy that just works (and is still working in the Pros) - Frost was lucky to mentor under that...and now he has the blueprint to carry it wherever he goes. It's not just the offense or gameplanning...it's the entire method of approaching football and practice, etc.

 

Helfrich is just carrying on...how often do you see that, where new head coaches come in and don't change anything...but stick with the old blueprint...well, you used to see it at Nebraska.

[Hayseed]

According to someone familiar with the coaching staff search Scott Frost will not be coming to Nebraska. You can look it up. Still waiting for details on whether it was his choice or they don't intend to offer.