Former UCF and current Nebraska coach Scott Frost received a one-year show cause and a suspension as part of penalties levied on the Cornhuskers football program by the NCAA Monday.
Frost left UCF after guiding the Knights to a 19-7 record in two seasons, including a perfect 13-0 campaign in 2018 that was capped off with a win over Auburn in the Peach Bowl. He left to return to Nebraska and coach his alma mater, but his return has been anything but smooth with the Huskers a combined 15-29 in four seasons.
According to the NCAA Division I infractions report, Nebraska violated rules for countable coaches after the Huskers allowed a special teams analyst to provide “technical or tactical instruction to student-athletes during practices and film sessions. He also assisted in tactical decisions during games.”
