Scott Frost under investigation.

I just read that Rick New Weasel has said that the outing of the infraction by the University is their way out of Frost's contract. 1. Why believe anything he says or thinks about the situation? Anyone in the program or administration confiding in this clown should leave the University 2. If the boosters and upper administrators at Nebraska are seriously thinking this way and fire Frost prematurely because of this, then this will show me and anyone else who cares, that the people in charge are insane and don't care if the football program matters. Because the program will NEVER be what it use to be and I will stop caring. I don't pay attention to the NFL, the NBA or MLB, so I guess I'll have to find something else to enjoy and worry about. When they hired Mike Riley it got me close 6 years ago, but this will seal it for me.

I'm saying IF this New Weasel take is correct.
 
I hear ya Linv, Started beekeeping this year in the event. I`ve been done with sports for awhile now.
 
Here's a question I have. According to this link:

Report: Nebraska, Scott Frost under NCAA investigation

Frost has obtained legal council.

My question is this: Is this standard procedure for any coach and wouldn't the university typically have their attorneys defend their head coach? Perhaps this is the way it always works. It just seemed strange to me, especially in light of Frostie's statement that everything was done going through the AD and with the AD's blessing.

Perhaps I'm reading too much into this. Dunno.
 
Has anyone started yearning for the Good Old Days of nice guy Mike Riley?
Let's keep our perspective. heheh
 
Here's a question I have. According to this link:

Report: Nebraska, Scott Frost under NCAA investigation

Frost has obtained legal council.

My question is this: Is this standard procedure for any coach and wouldn't the university typically have their attorneys defend their head coach? Perhaps this is the way it always works. It just seemed strange to me, especially in light of Frostie's statement that everything was done going through the AD and with the AD's blessing.

Perhaps I'm reading too much into this. Dunno.


It implies that something beyond a few games' suspension is at stake. imo.

Keep in mind, this doesn't mean counsel will do anything readily visible to the public.
 
Let's keep this in mind. There is no way in heck that Frost would intentionally screw over his alma mater. Doing so would be a direct slap in the face of his mentor Tom Osborne. And he'd never be able to step foot in this state again. So if he says all of those practice were authorized I believe him.
 
Let's keep this in mind. There is no way in heck that Frost would intentionally screw over his alma mater. Doing so would be a direct slap in the face of his mentor Tom Osborne. And he'd never be able to step foot in this state again. So if he says all of those practice were authorized I believe him.


@ me?

Might be an employment lawyer, or a compliance-guidance atty., or hell, a PR atty.

But I'm not certain HC's routinely hire independent counsel (if that's what Frosty did) when an inquiry into a possible practice-rules violation is started
 
  • Is there any truth to the rumor of an anti-frost contingent within the university? If so, they have to be exposed. They are hurting the program more than anything with the merry go round of firings and payoffs. I am not convinced Alberts is a fan of Scott's he seemed to be a little holier than thou at the press conference. How is Scott or anyone expected to succeed when the idiots above you don't support or even interfere with what you are trying to do???
 
Here's a question I have. According to this link:

Report: Nebraska, Scott Frost under NCAA investigation

Frost has obtained legal council.

My question is this: Is this standard procedure for any coach and wouldn't the university typically have their attorneys defend their head coach? Perhaps this is the way it always works. It just seemed strange to me, especially in light of Frostie's statement that everything was done going through the AD and with the AD's blessing.

Perhaps I'm reading too much into this. Dunno.
Yes
 
Honestly, what they are alleging is superficial at best.

Nebraska is hated by Ohio State and Michigan fans. That's a(n) (un)healthy chunk of ESPN rank and file.

Something tells me Trev admitted the infraction in a vulnerable moment of candid conversation with one of his buddies from his ESPN days and it snowballed from there.
 
  • Is there any truth to the rumor of an anti-frost contingent within the university? If so, they have to be exposed. They are hurting the program more than anything with the merry go round of firings and payoffs. I am not convinced Alberts is a fan of Scott's he seemed to be a little holier than thou at the press conference. How is Scott or anyone expected to succeed when the idiots above you don't support or even interfere with what you are trying to do???
Are you HCSF's burner account? heheh. Of course there's an opposing faction. There always is. Mike Riley had one, Pelini, Solich, even coach Osborne had one. What firings would the anti Frost faction have done? Moos? And payoffs??? Please clarify.
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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.
 
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