Frost is back where his head coaching career began, and he couldn’t be happier to try to lead the Knights back to national ...

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Scott Frost’s recent reflections on his time at Nebraska have reopened old wounds for many Husker fans — and they’ve now drawn a response from one of college football’s most respected voices.

A move that allowed Frost to take over the program, which led to a 13-0 record and national title (claimed) in 2017. After that season, Frost ended up leaving UCF to coach at his alma mater, Nebraska.

Let's put ourselves in 2017 Scott Frost's shoes. Disregarding anything brought up in conversations with Nebraska leadership and Osborne, Frost had a lot of reasons to say "yes" to the Cornhuskers. 1.

Scott Frost stirred up the Cornhusker Crazies earlier this month when he seemed to suggest Nebraska was the "wrong job" for him. The remarks frustrated many fans, particularly given Frost's ...

On his first day as Nebraska’s football coach, Scott Frost made a direct, repeated call for unity, to stitch together the torn threads of a once-elite program that used to ...

Don't be surprised to see a variety of interesting personnel combinations this season on passing downs, some of them ...

Nebraska Scott Frost got an on-field present for his first win as Husker coach. A Gatorade bath. "Inappropriate," Frost joked after NU's 53-28 win over Minnesota. "First of all, it was cold." Soon ...

Mossbrucker returns for a second spell at UCF. He was Frost's assistant director of football operations in 2017. He followed Frost to Nebraska and had a two-year spell as the Cornhuskers' director ...

Frost, who will be introduced as Nebraska's 33rd head coach Sunday in Lincoln, replaces Mike Riley, who went 4-8 for the Cornhuskers this season -- his third at the university.