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Do you still have faith in Scott Frost after the Michigan loss?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
9/26/2018

Do you still have faith in Scott Frost after the Michigan loss?

81%
Yes WINNER

44

19%
No

2

81%
Yes

41 Comments
Rich Leffler
2
Rich Leffler

Out took over 15 years to dismantle what was a dominant Nebraska football program and its going to take more than a year to get back to what they were.

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Joe Dreyer
1
Joe Dreyer

He's proven and a winner. Give them a couple years

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Chin Sin Chong
1
Chin Sin Chong

His track records tell something

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Kim Keister
1
Kim Keister

For the first time since Solich was let go, I feel we have the right guy. Yes, it's been painful, but Big Red will be back. Who else would you rather have as HC?

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Darin Allen
1
Darin Allen

He is EXACTLY what this program needs. It will certainly take time. ITS BEEN 3 GAMES! It was miraculous how he turned UCF around over the course of 2 YEARS. Let the man get his bearings.

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DuWayne Furman
1
DuWayne Furman

Almost everything worthwhile and difficult takes both effort and time, but when it arrives there is nothing like it!

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David Sutter
1
David Sutter

THE 80 PERCENT VOTING FOR SCOTT FROST ARE HUSKERS, THE OTHERS ARE FROM IOWA

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Bob Gerten
1
Bob Gerten

Only fair weather fans would abandon ship after 3 games ---- 3 seasons, maybe but I'm thinking it will take some time to get things done RIGHT! GBR

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Alex Perry
1
Alex Perry

Easy to trust him because this is his first year and many coaches in their first year with a new program did not have amazing success. Issues but they will be resolved in the future.

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Michael Rolo
1
Michael Rolo

Seriously? The man and his staff are proven winners and they have barely begun the FIRST season.

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Linda Ogren
1
Linda Ogren

Folks it is three games, it will take e years,because from weight lifting New scream, New recruits for system, New lineman

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Donald Gruenemeyer
1
Donald Gruenemeyer

The question is begging for controversy. Why would one ask the question when there has only been 3 games played? We have a team with lots of freshmen...looks like a high school team against michigan

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Bill Galvin
0
Bill Galvin

Scott's the right guy for this, it's going to take time, but improvement will come in chunks when he begins to turn it around. He lost to Mich 56-14 his first year at UCF. in for the long haul.

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Bill Logan
0
Bill Logan

I believe he is the right guy for the job, but after the performance against Michigan, a sliver of doubt has entered my mind..

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Cliff Miller
0
Cliff Miller

Takes time, Frost is a winner. Take a look at his back ground !!!!!!!

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Matt Phillips
0
Matt Phillips

I believe in the journey

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Matt Beha
0
Matt Beha

The cupboard was bare in several ways when Scott arrived: 1) a few very talented players, but a lot more not AND, more importantly, a whole team that has been demoralized by years of mediocre coaching

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Ron Wozny
0
Ron Wozny

People who are doubting the direction don't understand that Frost is undoing 20 years of dysfunction and bad habits. You can't overhaul the personnel like in the corporate world. Give it time people.

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jerry williams
0
jerry williams

In for the long haul.

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Brad b
0
Brad b

Frost inherited a mess and had a heapin' helping of bad luck to start this season. doesn't excuse the special teams but that will get better, as will everything else.

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Arlie Rauch
0
Arlie Rauch

This is not a fantasy world of snapping a finger to get a result--it's a long and strenuous process. The record so far, though undesirable, is not a huge surprise. The process has just begun.

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Randy Wolfgram
0
Randy Wolfgram

I think he's the right guy, just needs time so stay the course and let him and his staff get things turned around

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Dawn Ashment Atkinson
0
Dawn Ashment Atkinson

It's three games. What I see are guys still playing and working regardless of what the scoreboard says. That speaks volumes!

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ron trecker
0
ron trecker

Frost's hands are tied. You can bet he and his staff will redouble efforts to recruit BIG calibre players.

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Jim Houser
0
Jim Houser

We all knew this wasn't going to be a quick turn around. Scott's plan is supported by past players. They know a lot more about it than anyone else. Now more than ever - we need to support them.

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Phil Wojtalewicz
0
Phil Wojtalewicz

ABSOLUTELY!!! This is the most insane question to be asking at this juncture. GBR!!!

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matt fedor
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matt fedor

Y'all need to stop changing the phrasing of the poll on the main links page and this one. Keep it consistent. Go Scott Frost, Go Big Red

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Sue Burchett-Oliver
0
Sue Burchett-Oliver

Going to take time. He’s perfect for such a time as this. Our trust muscles are being tested. The greatest blessings comes after a time of waiting. Frost and the rest know this & know time is key!

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Dwain Van Houten
0
Dwain Van Houten

Coach Frost will eventually “program out” of the players minds Mr. Nice Guy Riley’s destructive methods! It’s been 9 months. And, Mr Nice Guy Riley smiles each month he receives his check from NU.

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Glen Schrieber
0
Glen Schrieber

More than ever! Because more than ever we're seeing what we need...and what we need he and his staff (and our fan base) will bring.

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James Key
0
James Key

Absolutely. The schedule and bad luck to start off was not kind. But absolutely I would stick with him!! I'll be watching again no matter what!!! GBR

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Bob Phillips
0
Bob Phillips

It takes a while to turn the ship around. Scott will need a few years to return to glory. Sure it's tough to watch us being beat so badly, but Scott's the right guy for the job. GBR!

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Gale Allen Plowman
0
Gale Allen Plowman

i am 78 and have watched nebraska for 57 years Scott inherited a mess and will take time to clean up he will be successful.

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Craig Embree
0
Craig Embree

He lost a lot of players from the Riley era and he had a short recruiting period. He's building the right way and he's at least another year away from seeing results of his work.

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Gordon Graham
0
Gordon Graham

The football program has been sliding since Osborne retired. Finally, we have the right staff in place to rebuild it. The fan's need to take off their bibs and put on some work aprons and help.

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David Cassiday
0
David Cassiday

Our players have played so many different schemes over the last few years and been coached by so many different people, it's no wonder they are confused. With time, trust will come.

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Bill Laughlin
Bill Laughlin

My faith in Coach Frost is unshaken, but I don't understand why players aren't BENCHED after committing flagrant personal fouls! Also, let's try someone other than Lindsey at punt returns !!

Robert Lloyd
0
Robert Lloyd

He needs time. Culture is more important initially than wins. Long term is what we are looking for and Scott is just the man for the job.

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Ruthie Patterson
0
Ruthie Patterson

He Needs Time We Need To Give Him That GBR

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Joel Hug
0
Joel Hug

This is just showing us how far we have fallen and how much of the foundation needs to be rebuilt.

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Bret Czaplewski
0
Bret Czaplewski

Our O Line was exposed and didn't give our O a chance. Our D line didn't apply enough pressure. Bigger better team than us but we will grow..

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19%
No

2 Comments
Dave Levesque
0
Dave Levesque

The team is even worse than last year. Maybe the worst team in the last forty years?

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Ron Wozny
Ron Wozny

Even if that was true (it's not), this isn't Frost's mess. He is, however, cleaning it up. It's not an overnight process, and everyone knows that. But some fans want an instant fix. Not happening.

Carl B. Johnston III
0
Carl B. Johnston III

We are only at the very beginning of a long process that will bring the Big Red back to dominance.

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Phil Wojtalewicz
Phil Wojtalewicz

Your comment on the wrong side perhaps?

Thumbs up or down on all-red uniforms for the HCU game?

Thumbs up or down on all-red uniforms for the HCU game?

Thumbs up

10

Thumbs down

12

Thumbs up

10 Comments
VAHuskerFan
0
VAHuskerFan

I have been waiting 30+ years for this, All Red looks Bad Ass!!! GBR!!

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Thomas Wright
0
Thomas Wright

“ GO BIG RED “ 🏈 ❗️

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Steve Sorensen
0
Steve Sorensen

Because they look awesome!

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Bob Crisler
0
Bob Crisler

I don't like it, but as long as we're going to play around with nonsense alternate uniforms, the boys might as well learn wi win in them.

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PJ SAid
0
PJ SAid

Why the Hell Not? God Bless everyone. Lets enjoy the game, get our minds off what is happening in the world. GBR

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Kevin Ruppert
0
Kevin Ruppert

Because we as fans should let the team wear whatever makes them excited and quit bringing up times 30 plus years ago like the uniforms had anything to do with how the games turned out.

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Joe Putjenter
0
Joe Putjenter

If that's what the kids wanted, I'm cool with it. I don't like it myself

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Thumbs down

12 Comments
michael daly
1
michael daly

The Redcoats were intimidating as is and didn't change to all Red on skirmish day.

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Joe Nigro
1
Joe Nigro

Traditional is much more intimidating. One color uniforms make players look smaller (except for all white.)

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Joe Hegarty
0
Joe Hegarty

We love the Red & White

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Roy Bishop
0
Roy Bishop

Alternates only for night games.

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Roger Moellendorf
0
Roger Moellendorf

NU always loses when they wear all red or all black.

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Danny Brown
0
Danny Brown

It's too much, we look like popsicles

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McV0id
0
McV0id

Matching colors no bueno

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Ron Graf
0
Ron Graf

Too many losses wearing all red

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Robert Lloyd
0
Robert Lloyd

Bad choice and ugly. For those old enough to remember, we got Irvin Fryar out of New Jersey because he looked better in our uniforms than the ugly Penn State uniforms. Why change for the sake of change when you have the better all ready in place. Sounds like the management of Cracker Barrel.

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John Sheeley
0
John Sheeley

Just not a fan. Makes it look like Indiana

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Is the 34½-point spread against Akron about right?

Is the 34½-point spread against Akron about right?

Yes, the Huskers should roll.

3

No, too many issues need fixing.

10

Yes, the Huskers should roll.

3 Comments
Terrence Smith
0
Terrence Smith

Because the poll was still open on the Monday after the game... And I could not see the percentages without voting.

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Brad Bredenkamp
0
Brad Bredenkamp

They have the talent, they need to take the step of winning the games they should win in the manner they should win them. Don’t play down to the level of the opponent.

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PJ SAid
0
PJ SAid

It better be...defense front should be fixed and Akron Defense should allow for deeper passes. At HOME at NIGHT!!! #GBR

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No, too many issues need fixing.

10 Comments
Patrick O'Brien
0
Patrick O'Brien

We haven't seen enough of what this team can really do to give that kind of spread.

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William Osler
0
William Osler

They are not a good team yet. Much work to do.

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Alan Portsche
0
Alan Portsche

To many issues to fix

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VAHuskerFan
0
VAHuskerFan

There is NOWAY they will cover, there just not that good, atleast at this point.

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Melvyn Halfon
0
Melvyn Halfon

I do not believe some of the glaring problems with the run defense have not been fixed, and Akron will exploit them.

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Danny Brown
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Danny Brown

The D-line against Cincy wasn't overly impressive, our run game was relatively unproductive, and we had some lucky breaks (even if good play contributed). The next two weeks will be important for closing gaps; I don't think we'll wallop Akron quite by 30+ points. I'm guessing we end up 17

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Ed Starke
0
Ed Starke

It's hard to beat any team by that big of a margin.

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McV0id
0
McV0id

Defense needs more time to cook

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