Apparently, not everyone in Nebraska is a fan of Scott Frost.
While he’s likely the state’s most popular coach since Tom Osborne roamed the sidelines in Lincoln, not even Frost is immune to theft inside the state of Nebraska. The first-year Nebraska coach recently had over $160,000 in items stolen from his home, including several notable items of memorabilia he has won during his playing and coaching career.
According to Lincoln police, the total value of stolen property is believed to be around $165,000. The items were stolen during the current renovation project to Frost’s home.
Good luck to the people that stole from Coach Frost if they are found inside the state’s borders. There’s no telling what angry Nebraska fans may do to please their beloved savior coach after he returned as a conquering hero this offseason.
.@Lincoln_Police say burglars took $165k in memorabilia from Scott Frost’s SW #LNK home over the weekend including 2 #Huskers championship rings, 10 Oregon championship rings & 2 #UCF championship rings. Burglars entered home – which is being renovated- thru an unlocked garage.
— Riley Johnson (@Rileyjwrites) July 30, 2018
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