Frost is right in a sense, we all cheer for Husker football and in the end, that's all that matters.
BUT he is wrong to an extent. Anyone is allowed their right to criticize, that's a given. After the Kansas loss, if you didn't question the offense and the program, you were either drunk or stupid. HOWEVER, the extent we (the media and fans) brought it to was simply uncalled for. The constant berating of coaches, calling for the firing, criticizing talent and how they used it, criticizing the AD, it does nothing to bring the program up. People like Frost in the media who constantly are taking pot shots at the new regime do nothing to help the perception of these fans.
If we get outplayed, outcoached and you feel the need to question something going on and can do it in a civil manner, that's fine. But when the team does something good, you better be willing to man-up and admit that as well. Don't drink the hateorade and wait for a chance to run your mouth (or keyboard for most of us) only when a dark day comes. That's what ALOT of Husker fans do.
Now as a player, I respect Frost. I respect him because I know he loves the University and I know he loved the past regime. I know that's why he isn't willing to accept the new regime completely yet and I can understand that since it he has his loyalties. But as a journalist, you have to put your loyalties aside and report from an unbiased viewpoint which he DOES NOT do everytime he writes in his blog. Moreso, he finds something, almost anything to nitpick at which makes his POV worthless. That's what gets him in trouble with alot of fans.
Like any part of life, constuctive criticism is great, but the media and fans need to leave the program along rather than cause the mess we did midseason again. Let the program take it's bump in the road from transition in stride rather than going the doom and gloom route every time something doesn't go perfectly.
All in all, just accept the program for what it is. Our 2nd year in an offense unfamiliar to almost all of the players and we are already playing and beating the Michigan's of the world. We'll have our setbacks like Kansas, but even Rome wasn't built in a day.