What quality of assistants are actually interested in these jobs at this point?

[Brandon.Lincoln]

Frost just fired four offensive assistants; one being the offensive coordinator after less than two calendar years who is a long-time friend of Frost. The next OC will be the third in five years.

 

Frost is on the hot seat heading into 2022, meaning this could be a one-year (or less) job for these assistants. Recruits (both high school and transfer portal) and parents of recruits know this, which is likely why Frost has only landed verbal commitments from two high-school recruits during the 2021 season. With the four offensive coaches being fired, attrition amongst last year's and this year's offensive recruits is likely to be high.

 

And don't forget Frost is still under investigation by the NCAA.

 

Given these current conditions, what quality of assistants do you think are actually interested in taking these jobs?

[Vince R.]

Jesus. 

[Born N Bled Red]

16 minutes ago, Brandon.Lincoln said:

Frost just fired four offensive assistants; one being the offensive coordinator after less than a calendar year who is a long-time friend of Frost. The next OC will be the third in five years.

 

Frost is on the hot seat heading into 2022, meaning this could be a one-year (or less) job for these assistants. Recruits (both high school and transfer portal) and parents of recruits know this, which is likely why Frost has only landed verbal commitments from two high-school recruits during the 2021 season. With the four offensive coaches being fired, attrition amongst last year's and this year's offensive recruits is likely to be high.

 

Given these current conditions, what quality of assistants do you think are actually interested in taking these jobs?

Yup, this question hasnt been asked in any other thread.... thanks for bringing it up.

[The Dude]

9 minutes ago, Vince R. said:

Jesus. 

 

How could you tell, my sandals?

[thexyz]

4 minutes ago, Born N Bled Red said:

Yup, this question hasnt been asked in any other thread.... thanks for bringing it up.

Same post copied and pasted to the OC thread...

[Toe]

On 11/9/2021 at 1:20 PM, knapplc said:

I'm thinking at least 50 posts. Maybe 100.

 

Then new members can start new threads. 

[Vince R.]

52 minutes ago, The Dude said:

 

How could you tell, my sandals?

Nah, it was that walking on water thing you did earlier. 

[teachercd]

I know...I would totally not be interested in a two year contract that pays me like 35K a month and all I have to do is help a team in a s#!tty division get to about 7 wins and then I get another year added on...

 

Oh and if it doesn't work...I just go jump on with another school.

[Vince R.]

4 minutes ago, teachercd said:

I know...I would totally not be interested in a two year contract that pays me like 35K a month and all I have to do is help a team in a s#!tty division get to about 7 wins and then I get another year added on...

 

Oh and if it doesn't work...I just go jump on with another school.

let alone a blue blood program on the resume 

[suh_fan93]

For coaches with families it might depend.  Uprooting just to possibly go somewhere for a year or two.  Depends on the coach and their situation I suppose.

[In the Deed the Glory]

2 hours ago, Brandon.Lincoln said:

Frost just fired four offensive assistants; one being the offensive coordinator after less than a calendar year who is a long-time friend of Frost. The next OC will be the third in five years.

 

Frost is on the hot seat heading into 2022, meaning this could be a one-year (or less) job for these assistants. Recruits (both high school and transfer portal) and parents of recruits know this, which is likely why Frost has only landed verbal commitments from two high-school recruits during the 2021 season. With the four offensive coaches being fired, attrition amongst last year's and this year's offensive recruits is likely to be high.

 

Given these current conditions, what quality of assistants do you think are actually interested in taking these jobs?

Man. You didn’t even fix the hook on your second attempt at this one. 
 

Way. 
To. 
Go. 

[runningblind]

2 hours ago, Vince R. said:

Jesus. 

Now there is an assistant choice who might make a difference.  Can he bring his buddy too, the one who can part the red sea?

[Savage Husker]

4 minutes ago, runningblind said:

Now there is an assistant choice who might make a difference.  Can he bring his buddy too, the one who can part the red sea?

OT God? Savage 

[Huskers93-97]

52 minutes ago, suh_fan93 said:

For coaches with families it might depend.  Uprooting just to possibly go somewhere for a year or two.  Depends on the coach and their situation I suppose.

Is it really any different compared to a new hire at a school. These days you got 2 maybe 3 years and more often than not your fired 

[runningblind]

9 minutes ago, Savage Husker said:

OT God? Savage 

If we're gonna do this, let's do this.