all that's happened since we fired him was we got absolutely nuked by a bad oklahoma team. and we paid $7.5 million for the privilege of getting nuked. absolutely should have kept him til 10/2, if not longer.
all that's happened since we fired him was we got absolutely nuked by a bad oklahoma team. and we paid $7.5 million for the privilege of getting nuked. absolutely should have kept him til 10/2, if not longer.
So, do you think it was a bad move to fire Frost 3 weeks ago instead of this morning?
Probably....Maybe.The bad move was not firing him 33 weeks ago.
No kidding it's not our money..........spare no expense in turning around the economic engine that is Nebraska Football.IF Trev had waited until today to fire Scott Frost, and save $7.5m, would it have changed anything? Still get blown out by Oklahoma, still have the bye week, and still probably get beat by Indiana.
Chinander would still be DC though......so there's that. Guess that could be seen as being worth $7.5m
Happy Scott Frost Day?
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