Earlier this month, the UCF Knights hired Scott Frost to replace Gus Malzahn as the program's head football coach. One of the first moves Frost made after landing the gig at UCF was to hire Tennessee Vols offensive analyst McKenzie Milton as his quarterbacks coach.

Leaving UCF in 2017 to take the job at his alma mater was not his desire; it was his obligation. He grew up in Nebraska and quarterbacked the Cornhuskers to a national title in 1997. His legendary former coach Tom Osborne, his former teammates and his family all urged him to come home to save a sinking program.

Frost and Milton reconnecting is like Paul McCartney and John Lennon getting the Beatles back together, but to me, it’s more like the sports equivalent of Led Zeppelin reuniting.

Scott Frost will be returning as UCF's coach, the school announced on Saturday. Frost, who spent 2024 as a senior football analyst with the Los Angeles Rams, led the Knights from 2016-17. He amassed a 19-7 record in his two years with the program.

The coach, who led the Knights to a perfect season seven years ago, has been back less than a week and interest in the program has risen.

Milton accounted for 562 yards and six touchdowns in Scott Frost's last game as UCF's head coach. The two had no idea what was in store for them next.

Scott Frost is back where he once found so much success. The former national championship-winning Nebraska quarterback and head coach has been hired again to le

Scott Frost went 19-7 in his first two seasons in charge at UCF. Here's what his former players think he'll bring to his second tenure.