In stating that Adrian Martinez did not have lupus, leprosy or smallpox, Coach Frost was actually knocking down a rumor that Martinez was hurt and was not going to play.
If you live in this state then you know that the rumor mill is constant when it comes to Nebraska football. A month or so ago the rumor mill was at full tilt surrounding Frost and that’s why he made this about Lupus, Leprosy or Smallpox.
“I’ve heard some of the rumors. If anybody knows about rumors around here it’s probably me. Ridiculous rumors. He probably has lupus and leprosy and smallpox and all these other things. He’s fine. He’s going to play.”
So rest easy folks. Martinez does not have lupus, leprosy or smallpox. I’m not sure when I’ll ever get a chance to include those three diseases in an article. Thanks Coach!
Calling All Husker Fans: We Need A List!
Nebraska has lost in so many different excruciating ways. What are the other ways that Nebraska can still lose that will still tear out our hearts?
We need a list so we can start checking them off like a bucket list until we can start winning again.
Seriously. We need the list.
I will add one of my own.
SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS!
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“I’ve heard some of the rumors. If anybody knows about rumors around here it’s probably me. Ridiculous rumors,” Frost said. “He probably has lupus and leprosy and smallpox and all these other things. He’s fine. He’s going to play.”
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Frost Hits: No hangover showing on this Husker team
Scott Frost offered his final public thoughts to the media on Thursday prior to this weekend’s home game against Northwestern.
He was asked if there’s been any hangover this week. “No, I don’t think it’s a hangover,” the Husker head coach responded. “In fact I had a couple of leaders tell me that as confident as they were going into the season, they’re more confident right now about who they are as a team as when the season started. We’d like to be in a little different situation with the record, and I think we played well enough to have it be that way.
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“STICK TO SPORTS!” Nah.
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