[teejers1]

Nebraska must really care, as it fired it’s offensive coordinator, offensive line coach, running backs coach, and QB coach, and restructured Scott Frost’s contract.  I imagine some people here wish Shaw would say the following:

"I appreciate the work and sacrifices these men have made for the University of Nebraska and this football program and wish all of them well," Frost said in a statement. "They are all men of outstanding character and good coaches, but as we strive for better consistency and execution, we needed fresh ideas and voices on our offensive staff."

Though LOL about the bit on “execution”.  Of course, the proof will be in the pudding.  Does firing four offensive coaches actually fix the offense?  Will Frost get Tramac’d next season?  Will Ashley find love with Julio (ok, I made that one up, but if you google “Scott Frost Wife”, you turn up some, shall we say, interesting clickbait. Stay  tuned for an all new season of “Nebraska Football”.

BC

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I guess the adults at Washington care

https://twitter.com/bonaguraespn/status/...89218?s=21

Suspend the coach? What a bunch of whiny milk toast weak-azz bullschitt.  That player should apologize to his team and his coach.  As a matter of fact, his own players should beat his azz for being a selfish fool.

Let me get this straight… a player losing his cool and getting into it with an opposing player after the whistle = bad.  Coach losing his cool and getting into it with one of his own players = fine, because reasons.  Way to set an example there, coach, for how to respond to stressful situations.  You guys don’t think that how a coach (or parent, or other person of authority) behaves might not impact how players behave?  You don’t think players don’t see what their coaches do and learn from it?

BC

If a player did that to another player, 15 yard penalty (no suspension).  Not the end of the world.  The judgment dripping from your posts makes me think you give no quarter for heat-of-the-moment actions in a physical and violent game where emotions run high.  No one is saying what the coach did is "good" or "fine" or "model behavior," . . . just that it's not the Apocalypse and not worthy of a 1-game suspension.

[teejers1]

Nebraska must really care, as it fired it’s offensive coordinator, offensive line coach, running backs coach, and QB coach, and restructured Scott Frost’s contract.  I imagine some people here wish Shaw would say the following:

"I appreciate the work and sacrifices these men have made for the University of Nebraska and this football program and wish all of them well," Frost said in a statement. "They are all men of outstanding character and good coaches, but as we strive for better consistency and execution, we needed fresh ideas and voices on our offensive staff."

Though LOL about the bit on “execution”.  Of course, the proof will be in the pudding.  Does firing four offensive coaches actually fix the offense?  Will Frost get Tramac’d next season?  Will Ashley find love with Julio (ok, I made that one up, but if you google “Scott Frost Wife”, you turn up some, shall we say, interesting clickbait. Stay  tuned for an all new season of “Nebraska Football”.

BC

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I guess the adults at Washington care

https://twitter.com/bonaguraespn/status/...89218?s=21

Suspend the coach? What a bunch of whiny milk toast weak-azz bullschitt.  That player should apologize to his team and his coach.  As a matter of fact, his own players should beat his azz for being a selfish fool.

Let me get this straight… a player losing his cool and getting into it with an opposing player after the whistle = bad.  Coach losing his cool and getting into it with one of his own players = fine, because reasons.  Way to set an example there, coach, for how to respond to stressful situations.  You guys don’t think that how a coach (or parent, or other person of authority) behaves might not impact how players behave?  You don’t think players don’t see what their coaches do and learn from it?

BC

If a player did that to another player, 15 yard penalty (no suspension).  Not the end of the world.  The judgment dripping from your posts makes me think you give no quarter for heat-of-the-moment actions in a physical and violent game where emotions run high.  No one is saying what the coach did is "good" or "fine" or "model behavior," . . . just that it's not the Apocalypse and not worthy of a 1-game suspension.