Time erodes even the best of memories. For those who play high school sports, the games blur into one another. Individual plays and players fade.
But the stories of Scott Frost, high school legend, still live for many of the athletes and coaches who faced him on the football field during a dominant four-year run at Wood River High School.
Competing in the days before the state's prep football teams were divided into districts, Frost and Wood River ran roughshod over the LouPlatte Conference. In Frost's final three years, the Eagles went 24-3 in regular-season games as Frost set Class C-1 state records for total offense, most yards in a season, yards per game average, total career touchdowns and career touchdown passes.