US EditionUCF's Scott Frost Tries to Skip Talk of Failed Nebraska Tenure, but Falls a Bit Short
ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 8 – Scott Frost returns to UCF after a 16-31 record at Nebraska and a $16 million buyout, aiming to rebuild a team with 68 new players in a competitive Big 12 conference.
- Scott Frost returned last winter as head coach of UCF aiming to rebuild the football program after his firing at Nebraska in 2022.
- Frost left Nebraska after a 16-31 record and a turbulent tenure, citing the job itself as the problem rather than his performance.
- UCF has 68 new players this year, and Frost faces the challenge of molding them into a competitive team in the deep and open Big 12 conference.
- Frost said, "Don't take the wrong job," and he would only leave UCF for a place where he can win a national championship, while Myles Montgomery praised Frost's swagger.
- Frost expressed feeling lucky to return to UCF where he was happier, but it remains to be seen if he can overcome the baggage from Nebraska’s tenure.
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