What's a day without a recruiting ticker?
Nebraska is working back through many of the prospects it visited across the country last week, but there are also new faces and new places and fresh updates.
So, let's get to a couple:
Ohio back to visit: One name that Husker recruiting followers may remember from the spring is running back John Bivens.
The Dayton, Ohio, native and Archbishop Alter standout was on campus for the spring game after receiving an early offer from the staff.
Well, several months later, he says he's taking a visit to Lincoln the weekend of Jan. 18.
I will be back in Lincoln January 18th🔴🌽 #GBR
— 3️⃣🎈🌹 (@runlikejohn) December 4, 2018
That, for one, makes it clear he's not planning to sign a National Letter of Intent in the early period.
It also means NU is apparently still recruiting running backs. Now, things change fast this time of year, so an official visit that's five weeks away should be penciled in instead of using Sharpie. But it's interesting at least.
Bivens is a bigger back — 6-foot-1 and 205 pounds according to his 247Sports profile — and has a four-star rating from that service. He's a three-star by Rivals and the 247Sports Composite.
Nebraska, of course, has verbal commitments from Rahmir Johnson (Oradell, New Jersey), Dedrick Mills (Garden City (Kan.) Community College) and Ronald Thompkins (Loganville, Georgia) already for 2019. Thompkins has had reconstructive surgery on each of his knees, but it's unclear if that — or the status of another one of NU's commits — has anything to do with Bivens' planned visit.
Nebraska's only returning productive back is Maurice Washington, who also has value as a receiver and return man, so perhaps the Huskers are just attempting to stack as much depth as possible.
NU is also in on slot types like Wandale Robinson (Frankfort, Kentucky) and Winston Wright (Savannah, Georgia).
Robinson interest: Speaking of Robinson, it's shaping up to be an interesting week in the talented back's recruitment.
Nebraska's sent Ryan Held and Troy Walters in the first two weeks of the contact period to meet with him and it just might be working.
Robinson, of course, had a last-minute change-of-heart when he picked Kentucky over Nebraska in November. But it doesn't appear the battle is over.
New 2020 offers: Nebraska's been busy, not just in recruiting 2019 prospects but also 2020 and beyond.
Two of many 2020s to earn offers recently from the Huskers include wide receiver Rico Powers (Savannah, Georgia) and offensive lineman Tosh Baker (Scottsdale, Arizona).
2020 #Rivals250 WR Rico Powers has picked up an offer from #Nebraska. #Huskers
— Chad Simmons (@ChadSimmons_) December 4, 2018
PROFILE: https://t.co/hA7R0b1b0I pic.twitter.com/v08y9AbQod
After a great conversation with @Coach_Verdu @CoachDhaines I’m blessed to say I’ve received an offer to play at the University of Nebraska!! pic.twitter.com/8VEo8hI6Iq
— Tosh Baker (@tdbakes) December 4, 2018
Both are proximate to NU 2019 targets — Powers to Wright and Baker to four-stars Ty Robinson and Noa Pola-Gates.
Name | Pos. | Ht. | Wt. | Hometown (School) | Stars |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Matthew Anderson | OT | 6-7 | 250 | Leesville, La. | *** |
Brant Banks | DL | 6-8 | 285 | Houston (Westbury Christian) | *** |
Bryce Benhart | OT | 6-9 | 305 | Lakeville, Minn. (North) | **** |
Desmond Bland | OL | 6-4 | 300 | Flossmoor, Ill. (Arizona Western C.C.) | **** |
Darien Chase | WR | 6-1 | 175 | Vancouver, Wash. (Union) | **** |
Myles Farmer | DB | 6-3 | 180 | Atlanta (Westlake) | *** |
Jimmy Fritzsche | OL | 6-7 | 250 | Greenville, S.C. | *** |
Jamin Graham | OLB | 6-6 | 240 | Attalla, Ala. (Etowah) | *** |
Jackson Hannah | ILB | 6-3 | 220 | Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell) | **** |
Nick Henrich | ILB | 6-4 | 210 | Omaha (Burke) | **** |
Chris Hickman | TE | 6-5 | 220 | Omaha (Burke) | *** |
Rahmir Johnson | RB | 5-10 | 170 | Oradell, N.J. (Bergen Catholic) | **** |
Michael Lynn | OT | 6-7 | 300 | Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) | *** |
Luke McCaffrey | QB | 6-3 | 185 | Littleton, Colo. (Valor Christian) | *** |
Dedrick Mills | RB | 5-10 | 227 | Waycross, Ga. (Garden City C.C.) | *** |
Jamie Nance | WR | 6-0 | 170 | Blanchard, Okla. | *** |
Garrett Nelson | OLB | 6-3 | 235 | Scottsbluff | *** |
Mosai Newsom | DE | 6-5 | 260 | Waverly, Iowa (Waverly-Shell Rock) | *** |
Quinton Newsome | DB | 6-2 | 180 | Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett) | *** |
Ethan Piper | DL | 6-4 | 275 | Norfolk (Catholic) | *** |
Ty Robinson | DE | 6-6 | 285 | Gilbert, Ariz. (Higley) | **** |
Wandale Robinson | RB | 5-9 | 180 | Frankfort, Ky. (Western Hills) | **** |
Garrett Snodgrass | ATH | 6-3 | 225 | York | *** |
Ronald Thompkins | RB | 6-0 | 203 | Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) | *** |
Javin Wright | DB | 6-3 | 195 | Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton) | *** |
Welcome home, Scott, 12/2/17

The Memorial Stadium video board welcomed home new head coach Scott Frost, who played his last game on the field in 1997.
Frost tunnel walk, 12/3/17

Emerging from the Memorial Stadium tunnel on Dec. 3, new Nebraska football coach Scott Frost waves toward fans across the field. “It’s my hope that by returning this to its roots, and maybe with me coming back, that we can get that passion all pointed in the right direction,” he said.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost reacts to a question during a news conference after being introduced as the new Nebraska head football coach on Sunday at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost, 12/3/17

A sign adorns the side of a house on the corner of N. 10th and Charleston Streets on Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017.
Scott Frost, 12/3/17

Scott Frost stands on the tarmac with a group of security and support staff just after midnight Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017 at Lincoln Airport.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska coach Scott Frost smiles after a news conference Dec. 3 at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos shakes hands with Nebraska's new head football coach Scott Frost at Memorial Stadium Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska's new head football coach Scott Frost talks about his hope for the future of the program, the unity he hopes to garner from fans and the hard work the team will put in for next season Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017, at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska's head football coach Scott Frost listens to a question during a news conference Dec. 3 at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos and Nebraska's new head football coach Scott Frost speak during a news conference Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017, at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost (right) emerges from the elevator with Husker athletic director Bill Moos (center) and former Husker receiver Matt Davison (left) for a news conference where Frost was introduced as the new Nebraska head football coach on Sunday at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost emerges from an elevator on Dec. 3, 2017, flanked by Husker athletic director Bill Moos (left) and Tom Osborne, his former coach at Nebraska.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos speaks during a news conference where Scott Frost (right) is introduced as the new Nebraska football coach on Sunday at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost reacts to a question during a news conference after being introduced as the new Nebraska head football coach on Sunday at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost answers a question during a news conference after being introduced as the new Nebraska football coach Dec. 3 at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost (right) enjoys a moment with former Nebraska teammates Sean Wieting (left) and Jeff Lake (center) following his introductory news conference on Dec. 3. If Steve Glenn's plan comes to fruition, Husker letterwinner get-togethers would become more frequent.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos (left) poses with new Huskers head football coach Scott Frost following a news conference on Dec. 3 at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost speaks as Huskers athletic director Bill Moos looks on during a news conference after being introduced as the new Nebraska head football coach on Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017, at Memorial Stadium.
Scott Frost news conference, 12/3/17

Scott Frost shakes hands with Nebraska president Hank Bounds as he hands off a Huskers helmet to athletic director Bill Moos following Frost's introductory news conference on Dec. 3.
Kansas vs. Nebraska, 12/16/17

Nebraska football coach Scott Frost salutes the crowd as he comes out onto the court prior to the Huskers' basketball game against Kansas on Dec. 17, 2017, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Kansas vs. Nebraska, 12/16/17

Nebraska football coach Scott Frost gets a hug as he walks out onto the court during pregame introductions before the Nebraska basketball game against Kansas on Dec. 16, 2017, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Scott Frost, 3/16/18

Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost speaks to the press following the team's first spring practice March 16 at the Hawks Championship Center.
Red-White Spring Game pregame, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks from the Hawks Championship Center to Memorial Stadium before the start of the Red-White Spring Game on April 21.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost talks with Red team quarterback Adrian Martinez during the first half of the Red-White Spring Game in April at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches the action on the field during the first half on April 21 in the Red-White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) talks with defensive coordinator Erik Chinander during the first half of the Red-White Spring Game in April at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches the Red team on offense during the Red-White Spring Game in April. Frost says assistants who are good coaches are usually good recruiters, too.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Scott Frost leads Nebraska into a new season and a new era.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost walks the field during the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks the field during the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks the field during the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost speaks to the media following the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches his team during warmups April 21 during the Red-White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) smiles as he watches warm-ups prior to the Red-White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks the field during warmups before the start of the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Red-White Spring Game, 4/21/18

Nebraska Head Coach Scott Frost walks the field during warm ups before the start of the Red-White Spring Game on April 21 at Memorial Stadium.
Lincoln vs. Sioux City, 5/17/18

Nebraska football coach Scott Frost throws out the ceremonial first pitch before the Lincoln Saltdogs' season opener against the Sioux City Explorers on May 17 at Haymarket Park.
Lincoln vs. Sioux City, 5/17/18

Lincoln Saltdogs catcher Dalton Vergith (left) enjoys a moment with Nebraska football coach Scott Frost after getting his autograph following Frost's throwing out of the ceremonial first pitch for May 7 American Assocation game against Sioux City on Thursday at Haymarket Park. Vergith played locally for Nebraska Wesleyan and Lincoln North Star High School.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) talks with Tarik Henderson during drills on Friday, June 22, 2018, during Friday Night Lights at Memorial Stadium.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (left) watches drills with Husker quarterback Adrian Martinez during Friday Night Lights in June at Memorial Stadium.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) watches drills on Friday, June 22, 2018, during Friday Night Lights at Memorial Stadium.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska football coach Scott Frost (right) talks with Ty Hahn during a Friday Night Lights camp June 22 at Memorial Stadium. Hahn is playing on the Lincoln Supreme 16U AAU basketball team this summer.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost watches drills with Friday Night Lights camp participants at Memorial Stadium.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) watches the work on the field with Huskers defensive coordinator Erik Chinander on Friday, June 22, 2018, during Friday Night Lights at Memorial Stadium.
Friday Night Lights, 6/22

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches the work on the field on June 22 during Friday Night Lights at Memorial Stadium.
NU Press Conference, 08.02.2018

Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost speaks at a news conference in Memorial Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 2, 2018.
NU Press Conference, 08.02.2018

Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost speaks to the media on Thursday, Aug. 2, at Memorial Stadium.
NU Press Conference, 08.02.2018

Nebraska head football coach Scott Frost speaks at a news conference in Memorial Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 2, 2018.
Huskers fall practice, Day 5, 8/8

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost stands with his whistle ready during warm-ups at a practice at Hawks Championship Center in early August.
Fan Day, 8.17.18

Head football coach Scott Frost signs Tyson Konicek's shirt during Fan Day on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018, at Memorial Stadium.
Fan Day, 8.17.18

Head football coach Scott Frost poses for photos during Fan Day on Aug. 18, 2018, at Memorial Stadium.
Fan Day, 8.17.18

Head football coach Scott Frost takes a photo with the Penas family, all of Blair, during Fan Day on Aug. 18, 2018, at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska Athletics News Conference, 8.26.18

Head coach Scott Frost speaks to the media during an August news conference at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska Athletics News Conference, 8.26.18

Head coach Scott Frost speaks to the media during the Nebraska Athletics News Conference on Aug. 27, 2018 at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska Athletics News Conference, 8.26.18

Head coach Scott Frost speaks to the media during the Nebraska Athletics News Conference on Aug. 27, 2018 at Memorial Stadium.
Akron vs. Nebraska, college football, 9.1.18

Coach Scott Frost high-fives fans during the Unity Walk before Nebraska's game against Akron at Memorial Stadium.
Akron vs. Nebraska, college football, 9.1.18

Coach Scott Frost arrives for the Unity Walk at Memorial Stadium.
Akron vs. Nebraska, college football, 9.1.18

Coach Scott Frost smiles as he walks off the field as weather moved in after opening kickoff against Akron.
Akron vs. Nebraska, college football, 9.1.18

Out on the field during pregame warmups, Coach Scott Frost looks in the direction of the dark clouds approaching Memorial Stadium from the southwest.
Akron vs. Nebraska, college football, 9.1.18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost smiles as he walks off the field before the Huskers' game against Akron. which was canceled on Sept. 1 at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost is greeted by Husker fans as he and the team arrive for the Unity Walk prior to the game against Colorado at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost high-fives fans during the Unity Walk.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost watches his team warm up before their game against Colorado Sept. 8 at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost pumps up the crowd against Colorado at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost hugs defensive back Antonio Reed before the game against Colorado at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost and players run out onto the field during their tunnel walk Sept. 8 at Memorial Stadium.
Colorado vs. Nebraska, 9/8/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost vents his frustrations during the Colorado game at Memorial Stadium.
Troy vs. Nebraska, 9/15/18

Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez and Husker head coach Scott Frost talk during warmups prior to a Sept. 15 game against Troy at Memorial Stadium.
Troy vs. Nebraska, 9/15/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost (right) walks off the field following the Huskers' 24-19 loss to Troy at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Head coach Scott Frost waits to proceed down the Unity Walk at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (left) greets fans during the Unity Walk prior to the Purdue game at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost argues a call with an official after a pass play in the first quarter against Purdue at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost yells at a sideline official during the third quarter at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (left) has words with a sideline official during the third quarter as defensive coordinator Erik Chinander looks on at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska coach Scott Frost jogs off the field after losing to Purdue at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Purdue, 9/29

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost smiles earlier this season at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost shakes hands with fans prior to a game against Northwestern at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost arrives at Northwestern at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska's Scott Frost (center) walks off the field after losing to Northwestern 34-31 at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska's Scott Frost (left) hangs his head as he walks off the field after losing to Northwestern 34-31 at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill. The Huskers season record is now 0-6.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska's Scott Frost (center) talks to his players during a media timeout against Northwestern at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska's Scott Frost (center) argues with a referee over a defensive penalty call in the fourth quarter against Northwestern on Oct. 13 at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
Nebraska vs. Northwestern, 10/13/18

Nebraska's Scott Frost walks off the field after attending to Luke Gifford during an injury timeout against Northwestern at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Head coach Scott Frost greets a fan during the Unity Walk at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost lowers his head as Broc Bando (left) and Devine Ozigbo (22) dump water on him after the Huskers' 53-28 win over Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost lowers his head as Broc Bando (left) and Devine Ozigbo dump ice water on him after the Huskers' 53-28 win over Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost celebrates an extra-point kick by Barret Pickering against Minnesota during the second half at Memorial Stadium. Nebraska defeated Minnesota 53-28.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost (right) hugs Huskers kicker Barret Pickering after Pickering's successful field goal in the fourth quarter against Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost smiles following an extra point made by Barret Pickering against Minnesota during the second half on Oct. 20 at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost is all smiles after getting drenched by water by Husker players following the team's 53-28 win over Minnesota on Oct. 20 at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost hugs quarterback Adrian Martinez near the end of the fourth quarter against Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Quarterbacks coach Mario Verduzco embraces head coach Scott Frost (facing) at the end of the fourth quarter against Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost hugs running back Devine Ozigbo at the end of the fourth quarter against Minnesota at Memorial Stadium.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Head coaches Scott Frost of Nebraska and P.J. Fleck of Minnesota shake hands at Memorial Stadium.
NU Football vs. Minnesota, 10/20

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost laughs with players prior to the game against Minnesota on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018. Nebraska defeated Minnesota 53-28.
NU Football vs. Minnesota, 10/20

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (center) walks through the tunnel walk prior to the game against Minnesota on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018. Nebraska defeated Minnesota 53-28.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost leads the Huskers out of the tunnel walk as they prepare to take on Minnesota at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018.
NU football vs. Minnesota, 10/20/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (left) talks with Huskers lineman Tanner Farmer (63) who went down injured during a fourth-quarter play against Minnesota at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018.
Nebraska vs. Bethune-Cookman, 10/27

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) acknowledges the cheers of the crowd after the Huskers defeated Bethune-Cookman at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Bethune-Cookman, 10/27

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) watches warmups with Ron Brown, director of player development, at Memorial Stadium before the Bethune-Cookman game last month. Frost and his assistants will soon be spread across the country for recruiting.
Nebraska vs. Bethune-Cookman, 10/27

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches his team during warmups before the Bethune-Cookman game Oct. 27 at Memorial Stadium.
Illinois at Nebraska, 11/10/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost runs off the field following a 54-35 win over Illinois at Memorial Stadium.
Illinois at Nebraska, 11/10/18

Nebraska coach Scott Frost celebrates Mick Stoltenberg's fourth-quarter interception against Illinois at Memorial Stadium.
Illinois at Nebraska, 11/10/18

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost on the sideline during the first half at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost greets fans during the team's Unity Walk before the game against Michigan State at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Parents of Sam Foltz, Jill and Gerald, Mike Sadler's mother Karen, sister Katie Sadler, head coaches Scott Frost and Mark Dantonio and special teams from Nebraska and Michigan State meet at center field in remembrance of the two punters at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost addresses players and the families of Sam Foltz and Mike Sadler during a presentation in their remembrance at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska coach Scott Frost leads the Huskers out of the tunnel for their final home game of the season at Memorial Stadium in November. Frost will try to build on his returning talent in his second year.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost yells at an official following a pass interference call against the Huskers at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost celebrates a 9-6 win over Michigan State with Ron Brown at Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State vs. Nebraska, 11.17

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches warmups before the Michigan State game Nov. 17 at Memorial Stadium.
Johnson-Brock vs. Mullen, 11.19

Nebraska coach Scott Frost watches the Class D-2 high school football championship matching Johnson-Brock and Mullen at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost combs his fingers through his hair following in frustration on Nov. 23 during the first half at Kinnick Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska coach Scott Frost looks at the video board of a replay of Adrian Martinez's intercepted pass to Michael Ojemudia on Nov. 23 during the second half at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks off the field after losing to Iowa on Nov. 23 during the second half at Kinnick Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks off the field after losing to Iowa on Nov. 23 during the second half at Kinnick Stadium.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Coaches Kirk Ferentz (left) of Iowa and Nebraska's Scott Frost shake hands before the start of their Nov. 23 game in Iowa City, Iowa.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost congratulates Iowa defensive end Parker Hesse following the Huskers' 31-28 loss at Kinnick Stadium on Nov. 23.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks off the field for his final game of the season at Kinnick Stadium on Nov. 23.
Nebraska vs. Iowa, 11.23

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches from the sideline during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Iowa, on Nov. 23 in Iowa City, Iowa. Iowa won 31-28.
Maryland vs. Nebraska, 11.24

Nebraska football coach Scott Frost cheers for a Husker match point during a volleyball match against Maryland on Nov. 24 at the Devaney Sports Center.