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Scott Frost makes clear Nebraska's commitment playing football this season
Evan Bland 23 min ago
Scott Frost stayed “intentionally quiet” for weeks. On Monday afternoon the Nebraska coach made his case for a college football season.
Not normally one for making statements open press conferences, Frost spoke for more than 10 minutes before taking a question about why playing football is the best course of action and not canceling or pushing back the 2020 season.
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Frost detailed the economic consequences of no football, including a of $80 million $0 million the Nebraska athletic department, $300 million the city of Lincoln, and hundreds of millions the state. Furloughs and layoffs for workers would increase. Other college sports may be eliminated, never return.
“Our football players want ,” Frost said. “Our coaches want coach. We want football this year at the University of Nebraska.”
Frost said he worries about his team without football. What decisions will they make off the field relating nutrition, conditioning, drugs, and their free time?
Player safety — the top priority for coaches and staff, Frost said — is also better managed with players on campus. Frost said the vast majority, if not , of NU’s positive tests related the coronavirus, came when players contracted it off-campus.
“The virus is here either way,” Frost said. “I would contend our players are safer here doing what they do … then they would be if we sent them home.”