Here’s the Fairy Tale’s beginning chapter. And they lived happily ever after ;)
The Nebraska Huskers have hired Scott Frost as their new head football coach Nebraska Director of Athletics Bill Moos announced ….. Frost agreed to a seven-year, $35 million contract with Nebraska. Frost comes in with two seasons of head coaching experience at the University of Central Florida. At UCF, Frost amassed a record of 18-7, including an undefeated regular season. In 2015, the season before Frost took over, UCF finished with a record of 0-12. Just two years later, Frost led the Knights to an 11-0 record in the regular season, and a win in the AAC championship game …… In a press release, Moos said he hired Frost because “he is a rising star in the profession and a natural fit to lead the Nebraska program … I am thrilled that [Frost] is returning to his alma mater to lead the Husker football program,” Moos said. “I truly believe that we have hired the premier young coach in the country and that exciting times lie ahead.” ….. He was the starting quarterback in 1996 and on the Huskers last national championship team in 1997. Frost finished his Nebraska career with 2,677 pass yards, 1,534 rush yards and 46 total touchdowns. Frost replaces former head coach Mike Riley. Riley spent three seasons as the head football coach in Lincoln and finished with a 19-19 record in his three years at the helm. …. The 42-year-old Frost will look to help NU return to dominant form …. Frost said he was excited to return to his alma mater to coach in the press release. “It is a great honor and privilege to have the opportunity to return to Nebraska and to lead the Husker football program,” Frost said. “I have been fortunate to be at a wonderful school the last two years, but Nebraska is a special place with a storied tradition and a fan base which is second to none. I am truly humbled to be here. The state of Nebraska and the Husker program mean a great deal to me. This is home.”
The state of Nebraska and the Husker program mean a great deal to me. This is home.”
What is he going to do now? I guess he could by a bunch of the Sand Hills and a few cows. Wouldn’t have to talk to anyone very often.