Nebraska Football: The long wait for the Frost era continues
By Chris Taylor
Mother Nature doesn’t care about the anticipation of the 2018 season for Nebraska Football. Severe weather pushes back Scott Frost’s debut.
Many believe that Nebraska Football is on the verge of becoming a legitimate contender. The weather could care less. The opening game at Memorial Stadium was canceled due to severe weather Saturday Night.
There has yet to be a rescheduled date for the game between the Akron Zips and the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Fans will need to wait another week before they see what Frost and his Cornhuskers can do.
This is the first time in 128 years that Nebraska has had to cancel a game due to weather, according to the Journal Star.
Scott Frost practically brought his entire UCF staff with him when he accepted the job at his alma mater, where he starred as a player. The excitement and buzz have been refreshing to many Cornhusker fans, who believe times are about to change.
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There are still a lot of questions that need to be answered for the Huskers. Is there a decent quarterback on the roster? Is the offensive line going to improve from their dismal performance in 2017? Is it possible that the Huskers can improve from their four wins last season?
One would think that coaching has had a lot to do with the demise of Nebraska Football. A rich and historic program like Nebraska should have no problem getting the meat and potatoes that they used to.
College football needs Nebraska to be good. It helps the product. There is also an urgency to make some noise in what still feels like a new conference for them.
Since joining the Big Ten, they’ve won their division, the Legends division, only once. They won four out of the last five Big 12 North divisions before getting tired of success and moving in 2011.
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The Cornhuskers welcome old Big 12 foe, Colorado, next week in front of a home crowd. Fans will now look for that matchup to take in the beginning of the Frost era.