Jason Sehorn torches Scott Frost for his comment

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of the message, but the comment is based on what, a breakdown of every play? I was impressed with the fight on his team and that when he gets more recruits, his team will be scary offensively. I think his defese sold out on the run, overcommitted safeties to the line of scrimmage and that kind of reckless play, if even attacked more efficiently, and Evans had a couple a plays that could have gone for scores with more precise execution, would have demoralized his team.

So, I guess if you have nothing to say abou the opposition taking your scheme apart, you say that you outhit them. That team also committed a host of penalties and were terrible on special teams, unless you want to credit Michigan for being outstanding in that area save for one dropped punt.

Frost is one of those guys who only acknowledges the other team is better when it suits his needs, not out of respect. And he didn't like Michigan coming in based on past events. So, that comment seems perfect from him, irrelevantly purposeful for the greater good.

When Harbaugh took on the top of the SEC over satellite camps, we thought it was awesome. Frost is trying to pick on Michigan to elevate the status of his program (and probably because his personality and history also drive him). I still think it is annoying and dumb, but it is the same tactic.

Let's just let Scott Frost go ahead and win the press conferences while we won the actual game.

Time to move on.

I'm still bitter at Colorado for that '94 Hail Mary, how about you?

 

If he had only been crying when he said that he might have got some votes to make it in the top ten

UCF was awful a year ago. Frost is a good coach, and UCF is right there in the thick of players like Anthony Carter and Denard Robinson. They will do well.

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The 18-year-old butthurt about Scott Frost is strong around here.

I'm still butthurt about the tiebreaker debacle in '73 too.

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of the game was when CFU converted a 4th and one in the 4th Q and one of their olinemen fist punched like it was the biggest play of the game.  It was 41-14 at that point.

 

Judging by how CFU played with a chip in the 2nd half, I'd say Frost challenged his team to outplay Michigan that half.  While i didn't think that happened, they did lay big hits and didn't back down from big bad Michigan, thats fine.

His comments afterward were more of the same Scott Frost selling his bullshit fantasies to the press just like 1997.  In that regard nothing has changed, he's a used car salesmen coaching football.  He'll be a fine coach but most of what he says is coachspeak and trying to shape the narrative.

Michigan's fanbase is so strange sometimes.  I don't harbor any ill will toward Frost for his comments around the national championship or some dumb letter his mother wrote, but the presser comments were ridiculous and over the top.  And I think it's prefectly appopriate to ridicule him for it.  It's the only way he'll learn.

look he's trying to find some silver linning for his teams beating and keep them upbeat and moving forward in the season. I really think his comments was more to try and keep his teams spirits up and ready to compete next week.