OU fan here, I agree Nebrasks is the TOUGHEST job in America. I am rooting for Frost, the guy deserves a break, Nebrasks is a class act. I hope you guys run the table
the next 1 will be Alabama, when Saban retires, it will take them yrs to replace him, they might stay afloat for a LITTLE while after he's gone, but the damn will break as it did at Nebraska
No it won't. Man is way, way overrated. He has had a ton of breaks and COME ON MAN, it's AL in the SEC. One ex of his breaks. 2004 OU loses Big 12 conf game 35-7 and gets to play LSU in NC game vs LSU being scheduled against USC. Had the BCS formula for 2004 been what it was the years before OR after 2004, LSU would have played USC. Rob can on and on about his breaks.
How has recruiting changed? Well first and foremost... Nebraska can't recruit partial qualifiers anymore. Nebraska made their money on recruiting guys that could barely make it into a JUCO now days. That was huge, because Nebraska's academics don't draw kids the way other Big Ten schools do. Throw on top of that a city and state with very little to do in it... especially during the offseason, and you get a place that a lot of kids don't want to go.
Its very unlikely we will have a winning record this year. Nebraska is saw ranked 8th all time. Built in a weak conference. Now in the second best conference in the country. Will rarely be over .500 in this conference. Nebraska doesn't have a single player on the roster from east of 84th and North of Dodge.
and Pelini finished in the top 15, 1 time. Of course, Neb would love to return to that but Neb made the mistake over and over thinking they are a contender. They aren't.
Huskers job is a top tier job...but fire Frost before year 4?!? Nope! Huskers are LOADED with talent and the talent pool can match any place in the country...that isn't an issue...analyst don't understand that it is rich ...check the wwalk-on program. Huskers are a few plays away from being a top 5 team this year! This season is FARR from over....they play.. as well as they have the rest of the season.....Huskers may win the West in 21' Favorite in 22'...playoff i. 23' The 247, Rivals ect....Nebraska in those years recruited about the same as today...15th-ish and add the rich talent of walk-ons and that moved them inside of the top 10. The Nebraska way wins 🏆..
Loaded with talent... yet we can't beat Illinois ha ha. This season ended when we lost to Illinois and the steak was driven in when we lost to Michigan State. We're got to get 4 more wins just to make it to a bowl game, and our remaining schedule is: Northwestern, Michigan, at Minnesota, Purdue, Ohio State, at Wisconsin, and Iowa. There's only 2 games on that schedule we'll be favored for... the Northwestern game today, and the Purdue game. Going to have to get not one, but TWO upsets just to go bowling. It's not happening this year. No OL (which is in it's 3rd year under Frost and Austen) and no Special Teams. We could have Tom Brady back there throwing to Jerry Rice with Barry Sanders as our RB and it wouldn't matter. Looking at a 4-5 win season again. I predicted 7, but that was us beating Illinois, Fordham, Buffalo, Michigan State, Northwestern, Purdue, and then getting one upset this year. That ain't happening now.
@@kylebeggs3845 the O-line is for the most part in year 2..arrived in 19' and 20' redshirted...then no season in 20' missed Spring and Fall camps...the line got some good experience in a few exibi/tion year games...and here we are in 21"...6 FR and 2 SO and a JR playing. All need reps...as they develop this year they will become MONSTERS in 22' I have said anywhere from 6-9 wins wont shock me... I kinda agree Purdue, Minn favored... I think if they win Michigan, Minn, Purdue ...skies the limit in those last
@@kylebeggs3845 This is just facts...there is one guy that is on year 2...but this is every freshmen 1st Spring camp, yes there was a short exibition year but no fall camp. So no matter how you cook it...this is 6-7 Freshmens 1st experiences and 2 sophomores 2nd experience. JT hasn't played a bunch...but he is another top recruit and he is a JR...that is experience. This team ranks top 10 in total offense...ranks top 18 in rushing offense and gets better with experience. The line has made young mistakes...but I told people before the year...one of the youngest lines in CFB...they will make mistakes! Team matures and this will be one of the nations elite lines in 22' and 23' You had no idea of the youth or how good a freshmen/sophmore line was....I understand...sometimes hard to see...hope this helps
Toughest job in the country? No freaking way. The PROGRAM has all the tools. Nebraska just needs to pull it’s head out of its blank. Both players and COACHES. So stop with G. D. EXCUSES. And fire Greg Austin (o-line coach).
What tools? Outdated facilities, hence the need build new ones. An outdated stadium, there are high school stadiums in this country nicer than Memorial Stadium. Subpar Academics, quite possibly the lowest academic standards in the Big Ten. A program that hasn't been to a bowl game in almost a decade now... Let's look at the state now... An ultraconservative state, the younger generations are more and more liberal thinking now days. A city with nothing to do in it... literally nothing. A state where you get surprisingly low bang for your buck. Some of the worst weather in the country... The University and State don't have the tools. People think they do, but they don't. The reason Nebraska was so good long ago was because of the partial qualifiers. Kids that couldn't even get into some JUCOs were able to get into Nebraska. If Cam Newton was around in the 90's there's a very high possibility that he would have been here at Nebraska. After his troubles at Florida he couldn't academically qualify for any 4 year University because of the rules that were present. Those rules weren't there when Osborne coached, and Newton is the type of guy Osborne liked to take a chance on... low academics, trouble with the law.
@@robertnoble6600 I never said that was wrong. I just said that that was the type of kid Osborne loved to recruit. Now days, you can't get those kids till the qualify academically. Hence why Newton had to go to a JUCO.
More excuses for the irrelevant, former blue blood known as Nebraska. This is just sad at this point. Nebraska is a tough gig but it pales in comparison to jobs like Stanford, Notre Dame, and even Michigan with their academic standards. Nebraska fans can’t keep lying to themselves about what they can expect from their program. It ain’t 1994 anymore, recruiting isn’t good enough, and high school sports in NE are garbage.
@@eldergrief5994 What! From 2011. The Association of American Universities has voted to oust the University of Nebraska- Lincoln, reports the Chronicle of Higher Education. At least two thirds of the 63-member organization decided that after more than 100 years of membership, the university should no longer be numbered amongst the distinguished institutions in the AAU. This marks the first time an institution has been asked to leave the group. Last I checked the rest of the big 10 is still a member.
@@robjohnson8861 I went to the AAU and I found nothing about NU being kicked out. What I found was NU is a member and a highly valued one. So unless you can direct me to your source of information, I'm going to have to say that you are full of shit!
That guy on the right is always hammered!! A true sports fan!!! lol
a true Neb fan
@@robjohnson8861 I hear you there!! i know when Nebraska football is going,i'll have a drink in my hand..
IF FROST IS FIRED WE WONT BE RANKED AGAIN IN OUR LIFETIME. IN FROST WE TRUST , GO BIG RED !!!
LOL. In 38 games, I think he has been ranked 1 time.
Aged like a gallon of milk left in your trunk in the Nebraska summer (I’ve never been; assuming it gets hot there)
I think 2022 an 2023 will pay off For Nebraska. I think 2021 they will be a good finish
they lose 10 on defense this year, and at some point in the 30's, Adrian leaves. Frost will mirror what he as done.
Defense is all but gone after this year. No chance we're even slightly this good next year.
OU fan here, I agree Nebrasks is the TOUGHEST job in America. I am rooting for Frost, the guy deserves a break, Nebrasks is a class act. I hope you guys run the table
the next 1 will be Alabama, when Saban retires, it will take them yrs to replace him, they might stay afloat for a LITTLE while after he's gone, but the damn will break as it did at Nebraska
No it won't. Man is way, way overrated. He has had a ton of breaks and COME ON MAN, it's AL in the SEC.
One ex of his breaks. 2004 OU loses Big 12 conf game 35-7 and gets to play LSU in NC game vs LSU being scheduled against USC.
Had the BCS formula for 2004 been what it was the years before OR after 2004, LSU would have played USC.
Rob can on and on about his breaks.
Florida state hasn't won a game yet.
Instant gratification is what people want... To bad Husker Fans!!! Let Coach Frost keep building the program. GO Big Red!!!☠️☠️☠️
dito,
@@stevemeloccaro891 double ditto!
@ LoL 😆 opinions are like assholes everybody has one...
But I understand.
Osborne 21 yrs before a NC, Switzer 1 year and then 2 more way before 21 yrs.
@@robjohnson8861 not everyone is Switzer...
How has recruiting changed? Well first and foremost... Nebraska can't recruit partial qualifiers anymore. Nebraska made their money on recruiting guys that could barely make it into a JUCO now days. That was huge, because Nebraska's academics don't draw kids the way other Big Ten schools do.
Throw on top of that a city and state with very little to do in it... especially during the offseason, and you get a place that a lot of kids don't want to go.
Why the fuck are y’all even talking about this ??? If Scott win’s 2 out of the rest of these games we have, his job is secure..
Much harder jobs out there. Look at Kansas
Its very unlikely we will have a winning record this year. Nebraska is saw ranked 8th all time. Built in a weak conference. Now in the second best conference in the country. Will rarely be over .500 in this conference.
Nebraska doesn't have a single player on the roster from east of 84th and North of Dodge.
Texas is the most tough.
Every blue blood and every program will have down years. Nebraska's not exempt from that.
Is Nebraska the Toughest Job in the Country?
Not if you're stupid and keep doing stupid things with little or NO attempt to fix the stupid things.
GBR
It is when a university fires a coach with at least 9 wins per season
and Pelini finished in the top 15, 1 time. Of course, Neb would love to return to that but Neb made the mistake over and over thinking they are a contender. They aren't.
Huskers job is a top tier job...but fire Frost before year 4?!? Nope! Huskers are LOADED with talent and the talent pool can match any place in the country...that isn't an issue...analyst don't understand that it is rich ...check the wwalk-on program. Huskers are a few plays away from being a top 5 team this year! This season is FARR from over....they play.. as well as they have the rest of the season.....Huskers may win the West in 21' Favorite in 22'...playoff i. 23' The 247, Rivals ect....Nebraska in those years recruited about the same as today...15th-ish and add the rich talent of walk-ons and that moved them inside of the top 10. The Nebraska way wins 🏆..
Loaded with talent... yet we can't beat Illinois ha ha.
This season ended when we lost to Illinois and the steak was driven in when we lost to Michigan State. We're got to get 4 more wins just to make it to a bowl game, and our remaining schedule is: Northwestern, Michigan, at Minnesota, Purdue, Ohio State, at Wisconsin, and Iowa.
There's only 2 games on that schedule we'll be favored for... the Northwestern game today, and the Purdue game. Going to have to get not one, but TWO upsets just to go bowling. It's not happening this year.
No OL (which is in it's 3rd year under Frost and Austen) and no Special Teams. We could have Tom Brady back there throwing to Jerry Rice with Barry Sanders as our RB and it wouldn't matter. Looking at a 4-5 win season again. I predicted 7, but that was us beating Illinois, Fordham, Buffalo, Michigan State, Northwestern, Purdue, and then getting one upset this year. That ain't happening now.
@@kylebeggs3845 the O-line is for the most part in year 2..arrived in 19' and 20' redshirted...then no season in 20' missed Spring and Fall camps...the line got some good experience in a few exibi/tion year games...and here we are in 21"...6 FR and 2 SO and a JR playing. All need reps...as they develop this year they will become MONSTERS in 22' I have said anywhere from 6-9 wins wont shock me... I kinda agree Purdue, Minn favored... I think if they win Michigan, Minn, Purdue ...skies the limit in those last
@@regfrevell6015
No, this line is in year 3 or 4 in some cases. They played last year.
Stop making excuses.
@@kylebeggs3845 This is just facts...there is one guy that is on year 2...but this is every freshmen 1st Spring camp, yes there was a short exibition year but no fall camp. So no matter how you cook it...this is 6-7 Freshmens 1st experiences and 2 sophomores 2nd experience. JT hasn't played a bunch...but he is another top recruit and he is a JR...that is experience.
This team ranks top 10 in total offense...ranks top 18 in rushing offense and gets better with experience. The line has made young mistakes...but I told people before the year...one of the youngest lines in CFB...they will make mistakes! Team matures and this will be one of the nations elite lines in 22' and 23' You had no idea of the youth or how good a freshmen/sophmore line was....I understand...sometimes hard to see...hope this helps
Toughest job in the country? No freaking way. The PROGRAM has all the tools. Nebraska just needs to pull it’s head out of its blank. Both players and COACHES. So stop with G. D. EXCUSES. And fire Greg Austin (o-line coach).
What tools?
Outdated facilities, hence the need build new ones. An outdated stadium, there are high school stadiums in this country nicer than Memorial Stadium. Subpar Academics, quite possibly the lowest academic standards in the Big Ten. A program that hasn't been to a bowl game in almost a decade now...
Let's look at the state now...
An ultraconservative state, the younger generations are more and more liberal thinking now days. A city with nothing to do in it... literally nothing. A state where you get surprisingly low bang for your buck. Some of the worst weather in the country...
The University and State don't have the tools. People think they do, but they don't. The reason Nebraska was so good long ago was because of the partial qualifiers. Kids that couldn't even get into some JUCOs were able to get into Nebraska.
If Cam Newton was around in the 90's there's a very high possibility that he would have been here at Nebraska. After his troubles at Florida he couldn't academically qualify for any 4 year University because of the rules that were present. Those rules weren't there when Osborne coached, and Newton is the type of guy Osborne liked to take a chance on... low academics, trouble with the law.
@@kylebeggs3845 And there’s nothing wrong with giving a guy a second chance. Just ask Bobby Stoops at after that kid caved the chicks face in at OU.
@@kylebeggs3845 Second chances happen all over the country. Come on come after me with some more bs I can rip you to pieces on. Trixie
@@robertnoble6600 I never said that was wrong. I just said that that was the type of kid Osborne loved to recruit.
Now days, you can't get those kids till the qualify academically. Hence why Newton had to go to a JUCO.
@@kylebeggs3845 Gotcha
More excuses for the irrelevant, former blue blood known as Nebraska. This is just sad at this point. Nebraska is a tough gig but it pales in comparison to jobs like Stanford, Notre Dame, and even Michigan with their academic standards. Nebraska fans can’t keep lying to themselves about what they can expect from their program. It ain’t 1994 anymore, recruiting isn’t good enough, and high school sports in NE are garbage.
Academic standards?
NU has the highest!
@@eldergrief5994 What!
From 2011. The Association of American Universities has voted to oust the University of Nebraska- Lincoln, reports the Chronicle of Higher Education.
At least two thirds of the 63-member organization decided that after more than 100 years of membership, the university should no longer be numbered amongst the distinguished institutions in the AAU. This marks the first time an institution has been asked to leave the group.
Last I checked the rest of the big 10 is still a member.
Yeppers. 13 of the 14 schools are still a member.
@@robjohnson8861 I went to the AAU and I found nothing about NU being kicked out.
What I found was NU is a member and a highly valued one.
So unless you can direct me to your source of information, I'm going to have to say that you are full of shit!
@@eldergrief5994 I actually went to school there, unlike most of y’all. Nebraska is a joke amongst these higher institutions