He's back

I'm guessing wins and losses was probably discussed and I'm guessing that is now a factor going forward - as it should be.

Let's just hope the next 2 games don't go sour.
 
Wonderful. I can now look forward to another season watching the Huskers compete for last place in the B1G West.
 
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I have to wonder what was restructured.

They took away his parking spot up front. Yup, old Frosty is relegated to student parking until sh!t improves. This should send a message…Trev isn’t mess’n around.
 
The university cares more about having a native son as head coach than winning football games. A coach by any other name world have been fired after year 3.
 
I wonder how quickly the terms are reported and when the restructured and/or terminated assistant contracts are reported.
 
Restructured contract = I don't believe you can't actually do a good job.

I'm going to look at this in a positive way since that is healthier to do.

1: If he doesn't win next year, he will get fired. There shouldn't be any debate about that.

2: Obviously the buyout would have gotten lowered, which is the point of a new contract. Now to wait and see what the new buyout is so we can find out how easy it will be to fire him next year if he fails again.

3: With a lower buyout, more money for a new staff if he doesn't win next year. Another year that the facilities will have been developed and can sell to a new head coach.

4: No Bill O'Brien disaster of a hire that people talked about.

5: The football program will survive if Frost doesn't win.

6: if Frost does win, then we are good to go for at least another season (2023).

I couldn't have had my goals for any season under Frost be any more realistic than they were (posting history shows it) -- just make a bowl game. That will still be my goal for the program next year, but I will still assume a failing season and a new head coach after the 2022 season.

The program will live on no matter what happens over the next 8 to 11 months.
 
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Wonderful. I can now look forward to another season watching the Huskers compete for last place in the B1G West.

This is how I look at it, no debate to be had for 20 years if he loses again next year. If he was fired in three weeks, it would have been a nasty 20 year debate about "what could have happended in a 5th year blah blah stuff." Now it will be put to rest forever if he loses and I see that as a healthy thing for the football program.
 

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