Scott Frost is the next Tom Osborne

[Pedro Guerrero]

You remember that one time when June Jones took over a 0-12 Hawaii team and turned them into a 9-4 team the next year?

Maybe Scott Frost is the next June Jones.  Or Gus Malzahn

[JJ Husker]

1 hour ago, Isle of View said:

Link?

 

The link you desire should exist in your brain. Sorry it doesn't. Good luck.

[InOmaha]

Not a horrible comparison given Frost played for Osborne, Osborne is a mentor, and when Frost invited him down to UCF, Osborne came down and spoke to the team.  Sometimes a life long mentor and friend rubs off on a guy and helps form their personality and how they approach things.  I'm sure Osborne answers the phone if Frost calls for advice.

 

Win/loss records, national championships, and all those sort of comparisons are silly.  Which is why they OP didn't make them.  If people get bent out of shape because winning the B1G West is too high of an expectation, that's really sad.  It's an easy division.  Maybe we could shoot for finishing 2nd for a couple years in a row.

[Isle of View]

15 minutes ago, Pedro Guerrero said:

You remember that one time when June Jones took over a 0-12 Hawaii team and turned them into a 9-4 team the next year?

Maybe Scott Frost is the next June Jones.  Or Gus Malzahn

That's absurd.

[knapplc]

30 minutes ago, Isle of View said:

Bookmarked

 

Fact: bears eat beets. Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.

[GamingGlen]

53 minutes ago, Hayseed said:

It started out with the OP giving a rational argument about Frost’s demeanor and chances of winning the divisions.... all of a sudden there are herrings running all over the place naked.

I guess that depends on your definition of rational. 

[Isle of View]

17 minutes ago, El Diaco said:

 

The link you desire should exist in your brain. Sorry it doesn't. Good luck.

A link to someone predicting that if Scott Frost wasn't hired ten years ago the sellout streak would end.   You think that should exist in my brain?

 

[JJ Husker]

7 minutes ago, Isle of View said:

A link to someone predicting that if Scott Frost wasn't hired ten years ago the sellout streak would end.   You think that should exist in my brain?

 

 

That's not the "Link" to which I was referring necessarily.

[BigRedBuster]

21 minutes ago, InOmaha said:

If people get bent out of shape because winning the B1G West is too high of an expectation, that's really sad. 

 

I would agree with you if that's really what people have said.

[Redux]

2 hours ago, Isle of View said:

Link?

 

 Zelda

[MichiganDad3]

3 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

I'm getting the feeling that if Frost turns us down, about 34.6% of Husker Nation is going to go into uncontrolled convulsions resulting in lying in the corner in the fetal position sucking their thumbs while crying for Mommy.

 

[Hayseed]

4 hours ago, knapplc said:

 

The title of the thread is an absurd comparison of Scott Frost with Tom Osborne.

I think he's more of a happy-go-lucky guy like Devaney.....so maybe he's a young Bob Osborne or Tom Devaney.

[Hayseed]

4 hours ago, Nebfanatic said:

If we contact Frost and he isn't interested in leaving UCF this season do we keep Riley around? 

I'm guessing there's a mouse in your pocket who has a lot of pull with the administration because I'm pretty sure I won't have anything to say about it.

I'll be able to tell by how the propo is posturing. So far most of their suggestions suck, but that won't stop them from doing it.

[In the Deed the Glory]

Tanner Lee can throw a football 70 yards, Scott Frost can throw Tanner Lee further than that.

 

Scott Frost once made a weeping willow laugh.

 

If opportunity knocks, and Scott Frost is not home, opportunity waits for him.

 

Mosquitos refuse to bite Scott Frost, purely out of respect.

 

Scott Frost has inside jokes with complete strangers.

 

The Hell's Angels walk their motorcycles past Scott Frost's home.

[BigRedBuster]

Just heard a rumor that Frost is going to come to Nebraska and coach both football and basketball.  First coach to win national championships in two sports in the same year.