LINCOLN, NEB. — Nebraska announced Wednesday that the NCAA is looking into its football program amid allegations Cornhuskers staff improperly used analysts and consultants with the knowledge of coach Scott Frost and even moved workouts off campus last year when such activities were banned during the pandemic.
“Everything we did through COVID was in the best interest and health of our players in mind and everything we did was approved by athletic department administration and campus administration,” Frost said after practice.
Citing unidentified sources, the Action Network report said Nebraska has “significant video footage” confirming practice violations occurred in the presence of Frost and other assistants.