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Is Coach Frost right to call out Husker attitude and toughness?

Is Coach Frost right to call out Husker attitude and toughness?

That's his job

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Not productive

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That's his job

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Jack Long
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Jack Long

the Huskers are still soft from themik eReilly years and we need to cleanse the team of that garbage.

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Donald Gruenemeyer
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Donald Gruenemeyer

Scott is stating the facts............the question was asked and answered. Were names mentioned? No. He said he told the team the same things.......the problems are obvious when you watch them play

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Larry Johnson
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Larry Johnson

Frost/staff have their work cut out with a team essentially inherited from the Mike Riley debacle. Until their own recruits are the majority, the whip is going to need to be cracked, repeatedly!

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Bill Galvin
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Bill Galvin

assess chewed is winning food

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Paul Wheeler
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Paul Wheeler

he is doing a good job with what he has to work with if all the arm chair quarterback &news media would keep there noises out of it &let him do his job things would be better

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Michael Johnson
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Michael Johnson

You would not see Alabama players doing that

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Joan Nelson
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Joan Nelson

It’s a tough conference.

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David Weaver
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David Weaver

Back in the day, this wouldn't even be a topic if players were called out for toughness. But in today's world everyone is overly sensitive - drives me nuts. Football isn't for softies - toughen up

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Michael Moore
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Michael Moore

The players need a team meeting without the coaches. They (players) need to start calling out their teamates as a whole and decide to step up or keep losing. Basically a gut check and heart!

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David West
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David West

That is exactly who he is, like it or not he is the coach and sometimes you have to say the hard thing . That's life, so good for him to teach these young men that

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Scott Eppenbach
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Scott Eppenbach

Some of the fan base wants to blame the coaching staff and already wants Frosts head, He did the right thing making it public to give a taste of what he is saying to the players. It is on players now

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Arlie Rauch
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Arlie Rauch

Maybe he has been doing it in private, and it has been like talking to a fence post. Maybe this is his only option. We don't have enough information here to know for sure..

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Tony Cameron
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Tony Cameron

They have been playing like a bunch of California fruitcakes for the past 15 years+ yes they need to toughen up and play with some heart, guts, and desire. Nebraska hasnt played with any of that!!!!

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Rich Leffler
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Rich Leffler

I think that they definitely need to toughen up and i believe that's part of it. These players are used to losing and seemed more interested in getting out of the cold more than winning the game.

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Ruthie Patterson
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Ruthie Patterson

That Might Be The Reason They Are Not Playing Well But They Should Take It Like A Man And Play Better

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Tom Eggerling
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Tom Eggerling

Clearly it didn't resonate with the team, on the field at least. No doubt about it, the statement did not change behaviors in a good way. I would have done the same, but it was a miss....

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Robert Enyeart
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Robert Enyeart

Not Sure. Has "No fear of failure" morphed into "I don't care?"

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Christopher Running
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Christopher Running

Leadership 101 - Praise in public, Punish in private.

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Tom Eggerling
Tom Eggerling

Exactly. Spot on.

Doug Miller
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Doug Miller

Look in the mirror Frost, and then forget about the loyalty factor and get tough with assistants. That last touchdown Purdue scored was ridiculous. DC can't seem to make adjustments. Call them out.

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Bob Berg
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Bob Berg

There could be other ways to go about it. Kids are different today. Not softer or bad attitudes, just different. Frost played with some really tough hombres, the likes of which we may never see again.

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michael daly
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michael daly

its something you maybe do in front of the team but not in public. better to be putting in 2nd and 3rd stringers who display the heart, if not the technique, to Win

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How will selling alcohol at Memorial Stadium affect the game-day experience?

How will selling alcohol at Memorial Stadium affect the game-day experience?

Enhances fan enjoyment

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Could lead to issues

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Enhances fan enjoyment

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Greg Liss
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Greg Liss

Nebraska is far behind the 8 ball here. If it is measured i anticipate this will help retain more attendance in to the second half. especially if the game is not competative.

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Ron
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Ron

Half the fun of attending games is watching all the other ppl make fools of themselves!

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Could lead to issues

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Carl Wilcox
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Carl Wilcox

First OFF, I love BEER. I know beer was in stadium pre covid, when thermos, etc were allowed. Often folks showed up drunk. BUT it was not a big problem (student section, etc.) But alcohol has gotten me into trouble and expect it to do the at games. Boo - wait til after game.

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Kelly Maas
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Kelly Maas

I hate the idea of alcohol in Memorial Stadium. It will just lead to obnoxious drunks.

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Rob Abel
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Rob Abel

I've seen far too many obnoxious drunks at sporting events. And I like a beer as much as the next guy.

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Rob Abel
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Rob Abel

I've seen so many obnoxious drunks ruin the game experience for many families. And I like a beer as much as anyone.

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Mike Schmidt
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Mike Schmidt

Probably can't do much more damage than the portal!

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The redReiter
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The redReiter

There are enough drunk people in the stadium already.

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Eric Franzen
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Eric Franzen

I'm worried college games will resemble NFL games, with belligerent, vulgar fans everywhere you turn. College games need to remain a family-friendly atmosphere, where parents shouldn't be hesitant to take children.

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Eric Franzen
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Eric Franzen

I'm worried college games will resemble NFL games, with belligerent, vulgar fans everywhere you turn. College games need to remain a family-friendly atmosphere, where parents shouldn't be hesitant to take children.

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Dennis DaMoude
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Dennis DaMoude

I"m not looking forward to it. I already have people sitting around me that either come snockered or bring their little bottles of booze and bother us or even opposing fans by making smart remarks to them. It will not make things better. Dennis

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Scott Ferguson
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Scott Ferguson

Booze seems to make some people speak before they think. I would guess they will have to increase their security guards and purchase more zip tie cuffs.

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Are you OK with Nebraska's canceling of the Tennessee series?

Are you OK with Nebraska's canceling of the Tennessee series?

Yes, it's a financial necessity.

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No, it appears cowardly.

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Yes, it's a financial necessity.

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Jeremy Lojack
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Jeremy Lojack

No matter how bad it looks, Dannen has to do what's necessary to keep the athletic department in the black financially. That's the bottom line. He can't allow millions in revenue to be lost just to save face.

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Rob Abel
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Rob Abel

Yes, I'm OK with it. It was actually Tennessee that would not agree to the home and away series being moved into the future. Nebraska, with the stadium renovation looming, cannot afford to give up the revenue of a home game. It's dollars and cents.

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PJ SAid
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PJ SAid

yes, 100% Nebraska needs to look out for its best interest.

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Thomas Wright
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Thomas Wright

Exactly what Jeremy just said …. duh 😂

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No, it appears cowardly.

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John Lund
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John Lund

Live in Nashville and have been waiting for this game for years. TN canceled the first one for the VTech game in Bristol. We need to be playing more elite teams outside the big10. That was what the expanded playoffs were for, more best on best games. Now we look like the typical SEC team, weak.

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Kelly Smith
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Kelly Smith

Stadium Reno is a horrible excuse. It is cowardice....

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Jeremy Lojack
Jeremy Lojack

It's not cowardice. Dannen only recently was given the numbers on when and how much the South Stadium renovation would cost. He made this move to add an 8th home game to keep the athletic dept from losing millions of $$.

VAHuskerFan
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VAHuskerFan

It definitely seems very cowardly, very disappointed.

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Kelly Beck
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Kelly Beck

I wouldn't use the word cowardly but it's a terrible decision for fans. I believe most fans would forego two guaranteed home wins for the chance to play Tennessee at home and on the road. It's a weak move on the football program's part

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Suicide Slush Puppie
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Suicide Slush Puppie

Not all fans live in Big 10 country, and this was the one game on a future schedule that was within driving distance for me. Not to mention the Smoky Mountains would've been a great travel destination for our fans. The "stadium remodel" excuse seems like a cop-out.

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Leo Jelinek
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Leo Jelinek

Gets Rhule two wins and makes Dannebrog look good.

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