Before Scott Frost came back to Lincoln to take over as head coach of his alma mater, he became accustom to racking up wins for UCF in a lower-priority conference. Somewhere lost in the shuffle of going undefeated, seeing the rest of the season out after announcing his departure to Nebraska and throwing up a self-proclaimed national championship banner was a culture of a win-first mentality yet to be fully exposed.
It wasn’t obvious by the way Frost’s words first came across, but over the past two years of his tenure leading the Huskers football program one thing is clear: winning in Lincoln is more important than common sense and decency.