While Frost's accomplishments have been celebrated, success like this often means the head coach becomes a hot name on the coaching carousel. Naturally, that has happened with Frost, who has drawn interest from a variety of schools. But with Nebraska added to the mix, the discussion point about Frost and his future has become inescapable, especially this week.
Get the original and help bring back #ScottFrost pic.twitter.com/sFMZ05kAlg
— Matt Coffman (@MatthewJCoffman) November 29, 2017
I wake up every day and check to see if #ScottFrost is trending on Twitter. My heart wants him to stay at #UCF, but my head fears he’s going...
— Jen Katz (@JenniGail) November 29, 2017
AP: Lots of Nebraska fans counting on Scott Frost returning as #Huskers new head coach. https://t.co/U7zUaI8JO4 pic.twitter.com/YWmorwbdej
— Eric Olson (@ericolson64) November 28, 2017
Last night SGA Senate unanimously passed Resolution 50-17 in support of Scott Frost remaining as our head football coach. #WhatEverItTakes pic.twitter.com/A7WD5FDKn3
— UCF Knight News (@UCFKnightNews) December 1, 2017
Scott Frost close to signing a deal to leave UCF pic.twitter.com/3uGLHNLwzn
— Nicky Low (@NickHopez623) November 18, 2017
Scott Frost going to Nebraska would be like quitting from the hottest start up in Silicon Valley and just working for google
— Andrew DiTullio (@AndrewDiTullio) November 26, 2017
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