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Sipple Gaslighting?

I remember thinking that who ever they hired after Riley would need 6 years for a full rebuild.

The problem is that Nebraska, 5 years later, is still where they were 5 years ago.

As for the extension. Extensions are a part of recruiting. It's the buy out that you have to pay attention to. I don't know if they increased the buy out or not. If they did...clearly that was a mistake.
 
I believed a rebuild would be necessary but not 7 years. I thought maybe 4-5 at most.

The feeling I got was that we would hit the ground running in year 2. I think everybody thought year 1 might be tough. I don't think anyone thought we'd lose 6 straight, though.

Just seems like we're getting into the "Rewriting History" phase of a potential coaching change.
 
I was fully okay with 5 before seeing SIGNIFICANT results. Like batting for CFP results. I wasn't going to make any judgements after Year 5. Last year was what I thought would be Year 3 without all the wild things that happened to lose games. Through 2 games, you could argue we look like 2018 again right now. I'm not good with that.
 
Absolutely zero people thought it would take 5 (or 7!!!) years just to have a faint pulse. Not a single person thought it was going to go down like this, or would've been ok with it if they could see the future. All that talk of having a long runway was about being "FULLY BACK" within 5-7 years. Sipple is nuts on this one.
 
Absolutely zero people thought it would take 5 (or 7!!!) years to have a pulse. All that talk of having a long runway was about being "FULLY BACK" within 5-7 years. Sipple is nuts on this one.
Ok, that makes more sense. Maybe he's referring to the "Nebraska's back!" moment. Certainly didn't come off that way but I could've been reading into it.

We need Arnie to call in to Sip's morning show.
 
Absolutely zero people thought it would take 5 (or 7!!!) years just to have a faint pulse. Not a single person thought it was going to go down like this, or would've been ok with it if they could see the future. All that talk of having a long runway was about being "FULLY BACK" within 5-7 years. Sipple is nuts on this one.


This. The “7 year” thing to me was us competing for conference titles. Not winning five games.
 
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If Scott was as good as Bo wins wise even with some blowouts hardly anyone would bitch. When you’re this bad for 5 years it’s pretty easy to see he won’t win anything here.
Exactly. I think most people assumed he would follow something like this:

Year 1: Bowl game
Years 2-4: Challenge for the division AKA 8-10 wins (Bo levels of winning)
Years 5-7: Conference contenders AKA 10+ wins

Mayyybe some people would be starting to grumble if we stayed in that 8-10 win range longer into year 5 and beyond, but come on Sipple and co. It's totally disingenuous to pretend everybody was content to go years and years without a freaking winning season.
 
Pretty sure Frost initial deal was for 7 and then Moos tacked on 2. Neither of those was to signal the amount of "runway" he got. 7 for $35 million was relatively responsive to the market and the 2 year extension was because frost was so bad he was getting his ass kicked on the crootin trail with 5+ years left on his deal.
 
A 7-year runway was not something I was onboard with but I could've been alone.

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Is this how you guys remember it? I remember thinking the extension was fucking crazy at the time.
I remember the 7 year runway discussion, but it wasn't 7 straight losing seasons. Nobody would have signed off on that. It was meant to have incremental progress in those 7 years.

At the end of the 7 years it was the expectation we would be ramping up to a program that basically was winning the west 3 times in a 5 year period. That is what my thoughts were.

Also, Frost was big on the "better get us early" comments.
 
Pretty sure Frost initial deal was for 7 and then Moos tacked on 2. Neither of those was to signal the amount of "runway" he got. 7 for $35 million was relatively responsive to the market and the 2 year extension was because frost was so bad he was getting his ass kicked on the crootin trail with 5+ years left on his deal.
Exactly. 7 years is just “we are going to make it hard to fire you.” Frost took that as a challenge.
 
Pretty sure Frost initial deal was for 7 and then Moos tacked on 2. Neither of those was to signal the amount of "runway" he got. 7 for $35 million was relatively responsive to the market and the 2 year extension was because frost was so bad he was getting his ass kicked on the crootin trail with 5+ years left on his deal.
I don't remember if the extension adjusted his buyout as @Bootleg11 pointed out.

Either way, I didn't think a 7 year runway meant making a bowl game but Sipple seems to define shit in a nebulous, "however I feel today" sort of way.
 
A 7-year runway was not something I was onboard with but I could've been alone.

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Is this how you guys remember it? I remember thinking the extension was fucking crazy at the time.
The initial 2018 contract was for 7 years. The extension in 2019 extended that to 9
 
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