LINCOLN, Neb. -- Embattled Nebraska coach Scott Frost said Tuesday there is no tension between him and new offensive coordinator Mark Whipple following the Cornhuskers' season-opening loss to Northwestern in Ireland.
Frost, 15-30 over five seasons, said in his remarks minutes after the 31-28 loss that the Huskers need to be more creative on offense and the coaching staff must work together better.
His comments were interpreted in some quarters as criticism of Whipple, who took over the playcalling duties from Frost when he was hired away from Pittsburgh.
Asked at his weekly news conference if he and Whipple were at odds, Frost said, "No, not at all.