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Should Scott Frost be coaching UCF in the Peach Bowl?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
1/30/2018

Should Scott Frost be coaching UCF in the Peach Bowl?

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Yes WINNER

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No

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91%
Yes

29 Comments
Lonny Maler
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Lonny Maler

Hours of talk about Frost & the Huskers. the AP coach of the year and only undefeated coach is heading to Nebraska. Great for recruiting. If CFU wins it will be even better.

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Randy Davis
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Randy Davis

Many reasons but #1 those players and coaches earned this!!

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Allen H. Browning
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Allen H. Browning

A great act of loyalty toward his team. Great to see him help his guys finish this year right.

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Chad Mitchell
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Chad Mitchell

Recruiting dead period and beat the SEC

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Livio S Nespoli
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Livio S Nespoli

I am not as smart as our AD. But this gives NU a 3 hour infomercial regardless of how UCF performs against Auburn.

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Mark Kruse
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Mark Kruse

Right thing to do. Period.

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Brian Ellerbruch
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Brian Ellerbruch

He made a commitment to the school and the kids to for the whole year, which includes the bowl game. Honor your commitments!

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Joe Dreyer
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Joe Dreyer

loyal to his undefeated old team. finishing the job.

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Eric Hahn
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Eric Hahn

He has a chance at an unbelievable cap to a phenomenal season. The kids deserve it. NU loses nothing letting him coach.

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Jim Andersen
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Jim Andersen

It's the right thing to do.

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Kris Chenault Fenske
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Kris Chenault Fenske

One condition that Frost wanted guaranteed was that he could coach the UCF bowl and I feel that condition should be honored

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Doug Trenerry
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Doug Trenerry

Simple, it’s the right thing to do.

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Erny Bonistall
Erny Bonistall

Coach is a class act. This is the right thing to do. NU players will respond positively!!!

Scott Vadnais
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Scott Vadnais

Scott is a man of integrity, and absolutely should coach UCF in this game.

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Bill Strong
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Bill Strong

Free advertisement for NU. How many times during that game do you think the announcers are going to mention Coach Frost is newly hired HC for NU and finishing his obligation to UCF? Admirable act.

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Justin Carper
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Justin Carper

In dead period for recruiting anyway. May as well get the Jan. 1 exposure for NU.

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Bart Burroughs
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Bart Burroughs

It isn't ideal, but it is the right thing to do given the situation. It will play well with recruits and is a positive ad for NU where we wouldn't have had anyone talking about us if he hadn't

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Visitor
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Visitor

He needs to finish what je started and honor his word.

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Mick Hanson
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Mick Hanson

it is the right thing to do, and he has a thing, for the right thing.

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Christian Bengel
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Christian Bengel

He deserves it, and so do his players

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Kurt Grossoehme
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Kurt Grossoehme

Because he honors his word and is an honest man. I will wear Scarlet and Cream/Black and Gold to support UCF on New Years Day.

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Justin Monk
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Justin Monk

Good to see a coach live up to his commitments to the players.

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David Weaver
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David Weaver

he earned that right AND I think it also helps give current Husker recruits an opportunity to watch the game to see what type of offense and defense they run since we aren't in a bowl

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Rod Nielsen
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Rod Nielsen

It shows integrity to recruits that will be incoming.

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

If Frost feels it is the right thing to do... then yes.

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Chin Sin Chong
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Chin Sin Chong

It's his responsibility to finish the business down there. Leaving the players unattended is unethical and will draw negativity to his image being a couch and as a recruiter.

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David Mitchell
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David Mitchell

It shows his commitment to his players, and that's what we want at Nebraska. It also puts him in the spotlight come new year's, which could help recruiting

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Visitor
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Visitor

Coaching UCF in their bowl game is the right thing to do and shows the class of the Huskers new head coach.

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Brad Meister

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

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Michael Hoffart
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James Key

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Joe Hegarty

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James McDermott
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James McDermott

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Mike O
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Mike O

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No, too optimistic

4 Comments
PJ SAid
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PJ SAid

I can't do it! I can't say it. Husker fans have been burned too many times. PROVE IT FIRST! GBR!

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Isaiah Skrdla

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Dave Levesque

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Roger Shriver

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