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Good hire for them.
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Seems a bit unfair to both schools really. Plenty of time to talk about coaching hires - this is their Championship Game for all the marbles.
Gonna be interesting to see what type of players Frost tries to recruit into Nebraska, that system is tough to install in the Big 10 West.
Fitzgerald's doing alright with it.
Apparently Frost will coach UCF in the Peach Bowl. A lot better than what Jimbo did to his players at FSU.
Meh. It was a national game on ABC with two team that have zero national appeal. No one cares about Memphis or Central Florida. Biggest storyline of the game (for the casual observer, which was most who tuned in) was Scott Frost to Nebraska.
Plus, Brian Griese is a lunkhead. Surprised he could even form a sentence during the broadcast.
Loved his statement that Central Florida would've been No. 8 if the BCS still existed; instead of No. 14, playing nobody and beating No. 20 in their conference title game. Nice logic, idiot.
According to ESPN, the contest did a 3.2 overnight, which registered as the third best Black Friday 3:30 p.m. game on ABC dating back to 2002.
The game, which saw the No. 15 Knights defeat the Bulls in a 49-42 thriller, was also up 45 percent from the same 3:30 p.m. time slot last year that ironically featured UCF coach Scott Frost’s alma mater Nebraska versus Iowa. The Hawkeyes defeated the Cornhuskers 40-10 last year.
Orlando, which hosted the rivalry game at Spectrum Stadium, was the top local market with an 11.1, followed by Tampa, which had 10.1.