Sports radio host Jim Rome breaks down Frost's decision to leave UCF for Nebraska and what it means for him to return to ...

It took just this one off-the-cuff, five-word crack to make national headlines, ignite the entire state of Nebraska and turn Husker Nation against new UCF and former Cornhuskers coach/ football hero ...

FRISCO, Texas — Scott Frost’s celebrated return as coach at UCF comes with the backdrop of a failed tenure at Nebraska, the alma mater he said he didn’t want to talk about at Big 12 football media ...

Cam Jurgens has seen plenty of success in three seasons in the NFL, but it wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows under Scott Frost ...

Former Nebraska football and current Philadelphia Eagles center Cam Jurgens was blunt when discussing the Scott Frost era. In ...

The Scott Frost-Nebraska saga returned to the headlines on a hot summer day in July. It’s not exactly the gift that keeps on giving, it’s more like the sunburn that won’t go away.

Scott Frost met with the media after Nebraska's loss to Ohio State. LINCOLN — Scott Frost rattled off the four towns in the state where he lived, and the one where he was born.

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’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.

It wasn't the right fit.' That doesn't mean it's a bad job." Because Frost led Nebraska to a joint national championship in 1997 as the team's quarterback, his comments perhaps hit a bit different.

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.

Please, let this be the last time. The Scott Frost-Nebraska saga is not the gift that keeps on giving. It’s time for Frost to move on from Nebraska. Likewise, Nebraska.