Scott Frost won't talk about Nebraska, but UCF's upset of No. 2 BYU speaks for him
Scott Frost ended Saturday night in Orlando on his couch, answering a flood of text messages. They all wanted to congratulate him after UCF upset No. 2 BYU 39-31 in double overtime, the program's first victory ever over a top-five team. Tony Dungy. Joe Brady. Country singer Casey Donahew. Todd Ricketts, co-owner of the Chicago Cubs. And Nebraska legend Tom Osborne, the coach who won a national championship in 1997 with Frost at quarterback. "It was a good nightcap to sit down on my couch and see all the people that reached out," Frost told CBS Sports. Saturday marked Frost's first win over a ranked opponent since Jan. 1, 2018, when the undefeated Knights beat Auburn in the Peach Bowl and declared themselves national champions just hours before he left for his alma mater to become the next head coach at Nebraska. A lot has changed since that ill-fated decision eight years ago. Frost has…
