BleedGopher
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Sounds like a guy who’s bitter about being fired because he was a complete failure despite having all the resources in the world at his disposal.
Yes on both countsHe is 100% correct.
Well he could be alluding to it was easier for him to make the right choices when he had more anonymity in Orlando than when he was back home as a local celebrityHe should've said "don't party your ass off, get drunk and smoke dabs everyday, show up hungover/late to practice, and spend more time in the Huskers golf simulator than recruiting".
Well he could be alluding to it was easier for him to make the right choices when he had more anonymity in Orlando than when he was back home as a local celebrity
I hate to strike your last few words, but I think it just sounds better without the "for him" haha.He didn’t say Nebraska was a bad job. He said it was the wrong jobfor him
I don't think he's implying he didn't win one there, I think he's implying you can't win one anymore at Nebraska.But I was told Frost won a NC his first time at UCF.
Maybe. But I imagine opportunities come pretty often when you’re a Nebraska legend living in LincolnInteresting. I'd almost think the opposite should be true, where if you're in Florida among tons of people and stuff, that's when you should do the stuff you don't want people to see.
I hate to strike your last few words, but I think it just sounds better without the "for him" haha.
I'm just curious why he left UCF to chase a Natty when he claimed to have won one at UCF.I don't think he's implying he didn't win one there, I think he's implying you can't win one anymore at Nebraska.
So you believe Frost when he says he didn’t want to take the Nebby job, but was pushed into it?He is 100% correct.
That’s super believable in my opinionSo you believe Frost when he says he didn’t want to take the Nebby job, but was pushed into it?
Frost said, “I got tugged in a direction to try to help my alma mater and didn't really want to do it.”
Could be, but I think it’s more likely he saw an opportunity to go home and lead his Huskers back to greatness.That’s super believable in my opinion
You don’t want to take a job and everyone you ever met is like…come on. It’s destiny. And you talk yourself into it and regret it
Obviously. That doesn’t contradict what I said. He talked himself into it for that reasonCould be, but I think it’s more likely he saw an opportunity to go home and lead his Huskers back to greatness.