All Frost Does is Win Games

[Mavric]

Some crazy numbers in the Husker Media Guide this year about Frost's years as a coach.  Obviously a lot of them are as an assistant but I hadn't seen them put together quite like this.

Below are the two pages dedicated to Frost's coaching career.  They can also be found on pages 12-13 here

Some of the highlights.  In 11 years as a full time coach, Frost has

• Been to a bowl game every year (more impressive now than it used to sound)
  
• Won a conference title 7 times
  
• Was ranked in the Top 10 in 8 seasons
  
• Won 13 games twice
  
• Won 12+ games seven times
  
• Won 9+ games every year except his first year at UCF
  
• Averaged winning over 11 games per year
  

Just being a part of - and being around a bunch of different coaching staffs that - won that many games has to be a good thing.

 

[Scarlet Overkill]

Wow - the only person to go 13-0 as both a player and a coach.

 

[DrunkOffPunch]

That a can of chew in his left pocket? 

 

[kozzman555]

That a can of chew in his left pocket? 

It's a can of Copenhagen man fuel.

 

[GBRFAN]

Does Chris Fowler know that NU is in the Big Ten? and that he works for ESPN?

 

[brophog]

Pretty incredible numbers however you slice it. He's always been a winner and he's always surrounded himself with winners. It's also the standard he has, and when he's at the podium speaking, he's speaking to his incredibly lofty standard.

 

[I am I]

Love it. Reminds me of when I was 12 yrs old and would look at the Nebraska win/loss until like ‘02 and be so proud. Winners win. 

Next, can we find some flat front trousers? 

 

[Redux]

• Been to a bowl game every year (more impressive now than it used to sound)
  

It is?

 

[Landlord]

As a player (excluding Stanford) and as a coach Frost is 146-28 (83.9%)

 

[ScottyIce]

It is?

Meaning, since we missed a bowl and almost missed another the last 3 years.... right?

Assuming he didn’t mean in general, as it’s easier than ever with more bowl games.

 

[cheekygeek]

He also knows how to climb the ladder. He has picked his spots well and decided when to move on well. But he made this move for more sentimental reasons ( although he & his staff are being well compensated ). Nebraska is fortunate, in retrospect the way all of this played out, in order to get him/them. Nothing says Great Leader like getting his entire staff to follow him to rebuild Nebraska.

 

[Hunter94]

bringing his whole staff from UCF was huge in keeping continuity and their growth together as coaches, although i believe they have some learning to do at this level too....be patient.

 

[MLB 51]

 

[brophog]

bringing his whole staff from UCF was huge in keeping continuity and their growth together as coaches, although i believe they have some learning to do at this level too....be patient.

I am being patient....I don't expect a natty until the end of the year.