According to TOS. Cot dam he can recruit like a boss. When all is done it will be top 30 class easy. Not bad for a non P5 team that went 0-12. The HD recruits are going crazy over his UCFast approach.
Coach Frost already has a top 45 recruiting class
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I wish him nothing but the best but until February nothing really matters. The only class I am concerned about is Mike Riley's.
In 10 years when coac Riley retires it would be great to see Scott Frost come back.
In 10 years when coac Riley retires it would be great to see Scott Frost come back.
Good for Frosty. I'm sure he will be a very good coach for your team.
I m happy for him and y'all! I wish Frost nothing but good things in he future. Hopefully he keeps it up and turns that program around.
I wish him all the luck in the world and hope he turns out to be a awesome coach and then maybe , just maybe it will shut up his critics on this board.
I don't think there were any critics other than most felt Frost was not ready for a school at a level like NU. He may very well succeed. To get to this level he'll have to prove himself first at a school like UCF first. Are you just mad because Frost was not selected as NU's coach? I'm going to say he was never considered. That doesn't make me a critic. Give him time. He's just getting started.
Quite a few people questioned whether a 30something Osborne was ready to take over at Nebraska after Devaney. I think Frost will do well at UCF and who knows, years from now, he might get a shot at UNL. I know I will be pulling for him wherever he's at, unless he's coaching a team Nebraska is playing.Winking
We really don't know the future. UNL might have a shot at acquiring his skills but it is far from a sure thing.
Well especially if he is successful on a big scale; but then what would it take to get him to leave ? He would have established recruiting access throughout the Southeast; to go with the NW and many areas nationally. IMO; over 40 can be very mature coaching wise ( Pelini's short resume seems to be an exception, that fooled coach O vs his early signs of immaturity ); Coach Frost is also from an athletic and coaching family. We shouldn't underestimate the response a young energetic staff can get from recruits, with the coaching tree he has, it could even be an advantage. After Stanford, he was around N when we were perhaps the best in history in developing players on all levels - he is a winner and has a ton of drive. HCMR was a great pick and for reasons of building what we are seeing appear; so I see the wisdom -" Big Boxes ", once again rings true.
I will answer the leaving on success question. He will want to play for a title if he gets it all going somewhere. The SEC has a ton of money and ego's; though a ton of money alone won't necessarily get it done. He has the confidence to build a program; so its possible he would return to N; if we were very successful or not. I try to remember there are a lot of great coaches out there and a lot of money being spent; a tough game of variables and not all playing fair. GBR
I stated on record Frost is/was not ready to be the head coach at Nebraska when our job opened up. If that makes me a " critic" then so be it, I can handle the label.
I love the enthusiasm.... UCF will be a team I root for this season.
You keep using that word. I dont think it means what you think it means.....
