Scott Frost under investigation.

[MadRat]

Just what anyone likes to see. Toxic work environment.

Trev would do well to do what he can to support Nebraska football, not undermine the head coach. That would end his tour here very quickly. That's why I find any claim that Trev is trying to find cause to fire Frost unlikely to be grounded in reality.

 

[Uenth]

Just what anyone likes to see. Toxic work environment.

Trev would do well to do what he can to support Nebraska football, not undermine the head coach. That would end his tour here very quickly. That's why I find any claim that Trev is trying to find cause to fire Frost unlikely to be grounded in reality.

Well that is linked on a KSU web -- take it with several grains of salt. We lived in KS. They live for any element of discord or problems in NU athletics. I doubt that has changed much at all since we left. Mildkitties version of penis envy.

 

[GIJoeRed]

Just out of curiosity, this whole thing isn't a spin off of the Herbie Alt. Unis. is it?

 

[GIJoeRed]

Well that is linked on a KSU web -- take it with several grains of salt. We lived in KS. They live for any element of discord or problems in NU athletics. I doubt that has changed much at all since we left. Mildkitties version of penis envy.

I can vouch for that. When I lived in Manhattan(Ft. Riley)...RIGHT across from their stadium no less, I used to go on their GoPowerCat forum daily and would "banter" with their fans.

They absolutely bathe in our misfortune, like the water was Champagne.

 

[NorthwoodHusker]

I think all parties needs to be represented here.
When it was said things were uni approved , its best that eveyone involved is

 

[LinvingProog]

Thanks for the opinions. I thought the Uni would represent him, especially if they blessed all that was done, as Frost states.

Based on the little that we know, it doesn't seem like much so a witch hunt sounds like the answer. From the sounds of it, Frost and company have yet another reason to need a barn burner of a season. Not looking forward to the next version of the coaching carousel.

Until moral improves, the firings will continue.

 

[Uenth]

Until moral improves, the firings will continue.

LOL! I used to have that on a sign in my office. I'd forgotten all about that.

 

[j d]

My question is this: Is this standard procedure for any coach and wouldn't the university typically have their attorneys defend their head coach?

I don't know specifically for a FB coach and University, but it would make sense. In some of my dealings where there could be a legal issue with an individual, a board, or an entity, I've seen each party have their own attorney. You never know where things end up.

 

[frijole]

I don't know specifically for a FB coach and University, but it would make sense. In some of my dealings where there could be a legal issue with an individual, a board, or an entity, I've seen each party have their own attorney. You never know where things end up.

Here's my take on it. The university's attornies are hired to represent the U. When gray areas exist (i.e. I got everything approved by the U's administrators) then clearly there is a conflict and Frost is better off having his own back covered. Probably just an insurance policy but a smart move in my opinion.

 

[HuskerVotary]

Here's my take on it. The university's attornies are hired to represent the U. When gray areas exist (i.e. I got everything approved by the U's administrators) then clearly there is a conflict and Frost is better off having his own back covered. Probably just an insurance policy but a smart move in my opinion.

As I said, It implies that something larger is at stake, beyond a slap on the wrist for an unauthorized practice or two...

Hope I'm wrong.

 

[Uenth]

As I said, It implies that something larger is at stake, beyond a slap on wrist for an unauthorized practice or two...

Hope I'm wrong.

Yeah, it's just a tad weird and, like you, I'm hoping that nothing huge is going on. Last think NU football needs right now.

 

[Hunchback Johnny]

I've come to the conclusion the last 18 months that nothing is as it seems. The media is dishonest and the powers that be keep us all in the dark. Husker football is now a small sampling of that. Being out in nature is my only solace. Hunting, hiking, fishing... the rest is all noise these days. I'm out.

 

[NorthwoodHusker]

As I said, It implies that something larger is at stake, beyond a slap on the wrist for an unauthorized practice or two...

Hope I'm wrong.

Or he pays his lawyer big retainer bucks and wants some bang for them

 

[Pavlov's Dog]

Isn't there someone at the University with the title of NCAA Compliance Officer? When you're looking for the OK, isn't that who you would go through?

 

[RED ED]

You guys are better then the Novella’s on Univision

 

[HuskerVotary]

I chose my words carefully. Mentioned an "implication". Maybe I'm wrong. Hope so.

 

[Husker99]

This "cheating" is a giant ball of who gives a sh**.

The f*ing NCAA looks the other way when teams in the SEC give players thousands of dollars in cash, but we're being accused of holding extra workouts? Pfff. F outta here with that petty a** bs.

 

[innmc]

 

[redfred]

Two "former" employees.

 

[RED ED]

Two "former" employees.

That will never work in ncaa football again. No one will give them a job