Scott Frost New Head Coach at UCF

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[Red_Alert]

Grats to Scott.

I'll be interested to see who he fills his staff with.

 

[tometom]

i agree.

good first job. talent rich state.

 

[Big_Red_Marine]

Took this from an article....

"The fact that Frost is reportedly leaving such a coveted position to become the head coach of a winless football team is eye-opening to say the least, but it also says a lot about his confidence in his ability to turn the program around."

This, if it turns out well, would be a great step toward succeeding Riley. Not to mention, the southeastern recruits he will pull to Nebraska will be a plus if all goes well.

 

[BigRedMoe]

The Next step in the maturing process.

 

[tometom]

a lot of folks saying that SF doesn't even want the Nebraska job.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

He just didn't want to face the Huskers and our vaunted Defense next season

 

[Skerpokes]

Frost was making about $400K per year at Oregon. UCF paid O'Leary $1.89 million this year. Even if Frost gets half of that that's a nice little pay raise for his fiancé. Momma needs some new shoes!

 

[Big_Red_Marine]

a lot of folks saying that SF doesn't even want the Nebraska job.

Take that with a grain of salt.... It could be for all the right reasons if you think about it. He's young and has a lot of coaching in front of him. He probably understands that he needs to build his experience before taking that step, otherwise he might fail and blow his chance. There's no real reason he'd turn down Nebraska, otherwise.

 

[sandhill_husker]

Grats to Scott.

I'll be interested to see who he fills his staff with.

Exactly what I'm waiting to see.

 

[bigred472]

Grats to Scott.

I'll be interested to see who he fills his staff with.

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Think it's a great move.

 

[bigred472]

Took this from an article....

"The fact that Frost is reportedly leaving such a coveted position to become the head coach of a winless football team is eye-opening to say the least, but it also says a lot about his confidence in his ability to turn the program around."

This, if it turns out well, would be a great step toward succeeding Riley. Not to mention, the southeastern recruits he will pull to Nebraska will be a plus if all goes well.

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I also think Helfrich is running out of Chip Kellys players so Frost is probably getting out while the gettin's good.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

a lot of folks saying that SF doesn't even want the Nebraska job.

I honestly can't imagine why he wouldn't take a job here for millions.

If he proves himself at UCF and Riley isn't working out here we better be the first damned place offering him a good chunk of money.

 

[popeyecv64]

Took this from an article....

"The fact that Frost is reportedly leaving such a coveted position to become the head coach of a winless football team is eye-opening to say the least, but it also says a lot about his confidence in his ability to turn the program around."

This, if it turns out well, would be a great step toward succeeding Riley. Not to mention, the southeastern recruits he will pull to Nebraska will be a plus if all goes well.

when I heard the news today --my thoughts went right to this ^^^

 

[popeyecv64]

I honestly can't imagine why he wouldn't take a job here for millions.

If he proves himself at UCF and Riley isn't working out here we better be the first damned place offering him a good chunk of money.

Riley to be replaced in 2 years by a coach from UCF
and the AD --LOL

 

[huskers1217]

I honestly can't imagine why he wouldn't take a job here for millions.

If he proves himself at UCF and Riley isn't working out here we better be the first damned place offering him a good chunk of money.

Does Frost think Mike Riley won't work out at Nebraska? | SportsHoopla Sports Forums

 

[huskers1217]

'I'm bringing the whole playbook' — 7 key quotes from Scott Frost at UCF

 

[tometom]

I thought someone had posted it maybe in last year's thread when we were looking for a coach. but many speculated SF's offense wouldn't look exactly like the Oregon offense because he would do more option. wasn't that the case or am i misremembering?

 

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Frost adds his first 2 assistants at UCF

Scott Frost adds two new assistants to UCF football staff

Troy Walters: Colorado Receivers Coach
Ryan Held: Northeastern Oklahoma A&M Head Coach

Ryan Held was a teammate of Frost @ Nebraska in 1995-1996 and played Split End. He was a GA at Nebraska when Frost was QB 1997.

Frost has also gotten his first recruiting commitment from Daytona Beach Mainland running back Adrian Killins Jr.

He is a 3* with P5 offers from Miami, Louisville, and West Virginia.

Adrian Killins Recruit Interests

 

[popeyecv64]

Frost adds his first 2 assistants at UCF

Scott Frost adds two new assistants to UCF football staff

Troy Walters: Colorado Receivers Coach
Ryan Held: Northeastern Oklahoma A&M Head Coach

Ryan Held was a teammate of Frost @ Nebraska in 1995-1996 and played Split End. He was a GA at Nebraska when Frost was QB 1997.

Frost has also gotten his first recruiting commitment from Daytona Beach Mainland running back Adrian Killins Jr.

He is a 3* with P5 offers from Miami, Louisville, and West Virginia.

Adrian Killins Recruit Interests

I for some odd reason remember Ryan back in the day
another good thang is this-- Scott is building a good resume
the final count down !!
he will be the Head Coach for the Huskers ---2018
and the Husker Nation will be happy