Jeremy Fowler (ESPN): Colorado State high on Scott Frost

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Re: Jeremy Fowler (ESPN): Colorado State high on Scott Frost

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I still don't get the idea that Scott Frost is a great coach. Lubick has been a huge step up from Frost at WR, and frankly Frost has had one of the most talent rich offenses in the country the past two years, and the most efficient QB (ever?) running the show. I also seem to recall more than a few grumbles regarding play calls as well...
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Re: Jeremy Fowler (ESPN): Colorado State high on Scott Frost

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"Unable to interest Oregon's Scott Frost, the best choice for job, it appears CSU will hire Georgia's Mike Bobo as football coach."

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Re: Jeremy Fowler (ESPN): Colorado State high on Scott Frost

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not sure why he would want that job. Right now it is not desirable with no AD in place. Lots of issues there.
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Re: Jeremy Fowler (ESPN): Colorado State high on Scott Frost

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GrandpaDuck wrote:
Tray Dub wrote:Colorado State really isn't a bad job. They've been doing pretty well over there. I think Oregon OC to CSU HC is a step up, just not a huge one. If he gets the job (and wants it), congrats to him. We'd promote Lubick I'd guess, and I'd feel confident about that.
I agree not a bad job, a good one for him actually.

It's a more than double the pay and a good stepping stone job. He would have above average talent compared to his schedule. A low level P5 job where you're likely to get curb stomped can be a career ender in terms of future head coaching jobs for someone with as thin a resume as Frost. Derek Mason is finding it not so easy at Vandy. Leach is living off his TT resume at WSU or he'd have a warm rear end.
You're probably right, Grandpa. But please don't ever mention Mike Leach's rear end again.
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