Scott Frost Interviewed for the Boise State Head Coach Position

Reading the comments on the link is interesting. Some hate Frost, some love him. Most think he is heading to NU when we finally tire of "out nut-job" coach.

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
The Oregon offense looked very vulnerable in the second half of the season.
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Not really much different than any other year. Their vulnerability is a tough 'smash mouth' kind of defense. The kind that is not played much in the PAC12, but is the staple in the B1G. I don't think that's a long term manageable system for this conference.

 
I think their Hypsman QB was hurt before the Stanford game. Knee injury, but continued to play. could have had some affect on the situation. But Stanford has been a problem for them, QB good or not.

 
skersfan said:
I think their Hypsman QB was hurt before the Stanford game. Knee injury, but continued to play. could have had some affect on the situation. But Stanford has been a problem for them, QB good or not.
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Physicality beats finesse 90% of the time.

 
HUSKER 37 said:
Actually, I thought this season, the PAC played more of a smash mouth than the BIG..Paradigms change..Most still think we are stodgy and slow
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PAC teams play very pro-style right now, B1G defenses tend to try to 'ugly' up a game. Part of the 'slow' thing comes from that too, as they are trying to impose the speed they want on the opponent.

 
skersfan said:
I think their Hypsman QB was hurt before the Stanford game. Knee injury, but continued to play. could have had some affect on the situation. But Stanford has been a problem for them, QB good or not.
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Must of been an S&C problem if it was his knee. better training would of taking care of that!

 
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