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 days

Frost appears eager to prove his quality as a college football coach in his return to UCF. According to ESPN, Frost signed a five-year, $22.1 million contract with the Knights. The deal will automatically be extended if UCF reaches a bowl game in 2025.

Scott Frost was fired from his alma mater, Nebraska, in 2022. He spent a year away from the game but got an opportunity to work for Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams in 2024 as a senior analyst. He learned a lot and rediscovered his love of football. Then, he got a call from the program where he first became a star coach.

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