Used to drive me nuts about Osborne teams, they’d struggle to run the ball early and stick with it. Of course silly me I now see the genius of an offense like that.If you want to establish a run game, you can't wet your pants and go away from it if you have a couple bad runs.
If next year is like this and the previous two years, Frost won't see year five as there are big rumblings among prominent donors. My brother likes to waste too much money giving to the football program and he and his fellow boosters already have had enough.He may have to be fired after next year. We have to see more progress than this . This is a poorly prepared team and poorly coached. No excuse for that
OMG, sometimes TO used to run the fullback trap for no gain so many times in the beginning of games I literally pounded my head against the wall. Then the option started to work, play action started to work and low and behold, the FB traps started going for 14 yards.Used to drive me nuts about Osborne teams, they’d struggle to run the ball early and stick with it. Of course silly me I now see the genius of an offense like that.
Is that our first td pass on the year?
Is that our first td pass on the year?
Austin Allen turning in to a very good TE. No excuse for Frost not to open up the offense the remainder of the game on a down Minnesota team
I pray to god that you are telling the truthIf next year is like this and the previous two years, Frost won't see year five as there are big rumblings among prominent donors. My brother likes to waste too much money giving to the football program and he and his fellow boosters already have had enough.
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