Nebraska firing

Anyone really know besides the lost why coach frost was fired ? Personally I think part of the problem was moving Nebraska to the big 10. They really could never hang with the likes of Michigan Ohio State and Michigan State as well as Iowa. Nebraska has generally had kind of a rilvaly against Oklahoma and should have stayed with the big 12.  You add in to the fact Texas decided to form its own Texas longhorns network which made no since at all. The big 12 has never really been the same. The only team from the big 12 that made it to college playoffs was Oklahoma. That I know of correct me if I'm wrong. That being said u general can't make the playoffs unless you are in the top 4 rankings. The Irish get a certain say even if they don't make the top 4. I could see a situation where the cornhuskers either win or keep it close. If they do win I  imagine Sooners get knocked down to number 9 spot or lower. Nebraska goes up.

Frost lost over 20 players to transfer after he got hired, so he was always in catch-up mode trying to maintain 85 guys on the roster. And more guys kept leaving because, well, he kept losing lol.

The rumor is he was an alcoholic and couldn’t show up to work on time or recruiting visits 

@ZenMasterD

 Well if he's got a family,that's something more important then football.Hopefully he finds the help he needs.And gets another coaching opportunity.

When NEB was in the Big 12, they had recruiting inroads in Texas, which is where Tom Osbourne got most of his top players.  Once they joined the Big 10, those inroads dried up.  If you've never been to Lincoln, you aren't missing anything, at all, and it's a tall task to convince high school kids to commit to coming to a place like that, especially when the program isn't winning.

Easy.  He wasn't winning.  Nebraska fired Bo Pelini about a decade back because he wasn't winning championships.  Dude never coached a season with the Huskers in which they failed to win at least 9 games.  Simply put....Frost wasn't cut out for the Big Ten.