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He is a rising star, but also a tool when it comes to his UNI tour.
Ok, Mudra, I actual like your posts, but I call BS here.
Please do give a REAL example of this....
"We're not an ordinary school," said Fort. "We have tradition. We have a good team year after year. We rebuild, and it doesn't matter who we have coming back."
Re: Scott Frost named Oregon offensive coordinator
I have 9-yr blocked so have no clue what he said (nor care), but after his last game at UNI he walked off the field w/ a bag thrown over his shoulder & never looked back. Never addressed the team & basically had one foot out the door leading up to that point. Douchebag
Quoting you so mudra can see this....also....same story I heard. I talked with him a couple times as well and found him to be a great guy to talk with.
I will tell you the reason he left like he did wasn't because he was a "douche"....the reason is still on campus.....and is the reason why a couple of coaches have left like that.
Re: Scott Frost named Oregon offensive coordinator
I can see both sides of the argument, any player I ever talked to thought highly of him and seemed like a great person that would go work out or play pick up basketball at the WRC and talk with the common student, however you could also tell that he was looking for his next job before he got to UNI, although I think Farley probably knew this when he hired him and a chance at Oregon can't be passed up.
It does show his wide base of knowledge that he can go from a LB coach at UNI to the offensive coordinator at Oregon.
Re: Scott Frost named Oregon offensive coordinator
There is no one on this planet that wants UNI to win the national title & for it to be a national football power now & forever more than Mark Farley. For those too young to understand this, you need a history lesson.
I can see both sides of the argument, any player I ever talked to thought highly of him and seemed like a great person that would go work out or play pick up basketball at the WRC and talk with the common student, however you could also tell that he was looking for his next job before he got to UNI, although I think Farley probably knew this when he hired him and a chance at Oregon can't be passed up.
It does show his wide base of knowledge that he can go from a LB coach at UNI to the offensive coordinator at Oregon.
Frost was a nice guy and fun to be around. Was good with the players. But this entire post is true.
"...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."
There is no one on this planet that wants UNI to win the national title & for it to be a national football power now & forever more than Mark Farley. For those too young to understand this, you need a history lesson.
No one doesn't understand this....however, it's pretty clear the reason there is the turnover there is on the defensive side of the ball. Talk with former players, they'll tell you the same thing. I worked with some former players at one point. They all said the same thing...Farley wants to win but doesn't like to let anyone have any say about the defense except him. That doesn't mean Farley isn't the right coach for UNI, nor that he doesn't want to win a title.....It simply means there is a reason the defensive coaches we get move on like they do.
We have a former coach, John Montomery, who is one of the top assistants at the University of Michigan on their defense...one of the best defenses in the nation the last two years, and his defense at Wyoming the years he was there after he left here were very good as well.
Re: Scott Frost named Oregon offensive coordinator
I heard a stat on the Dan Patrick show last week that Oregon is the only team in Division 1 football to keep an entire staff intact for 4(four) years!! That is shot now but it shows how often assistants leave. So all you Farley haters out there realize this isn't Farley's deal. It a national trend. Assistant's move on. They are looking for the next big job.
Give it a break. I am guessing there will be one more Farley linebacker playing for his dad in a couple years so you will need to deal with it.
I hear they are looking fans in IC because they are dropping off the Ferentz boat.
"Another six or seven years and 1988 will be made to feel slightly unwelcome, I'm sure."
Quote from Newsbreaker, mark the time 10:47pm, August 31, 2014.
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