Scott Frost's UCF staff

[BMF]

Frost is the guy I want in here, so I was checking out his UCF coaching staff. Seems to have a lot of guys he's previously worked w/ at Oregon and/or Northern Iowa. Not many "big" names (his DC, for example is a first time DC who was the OLB coach at Oregon previously. His OC has only been a football coach since 2009). Notice Frank Verducci is on his support staff (Muschamp's OL coach that he fired for looking for another job).

If Frost were to get the job, how many of these assistants does he bring w/ him?

 

[oxrageous]

Funny is the pay structure over there isn't too high. The assistants are actually paid hourly, and only get limited overtime. They have to actually punch a physical clock on the wall like a factory worker.

 

[BMF]

Funny is the pay structure over there isn't too high. The assistants are actually paid hourly, and only get limited overtime. They have to actually punch a physical clock on the wall like a factory worker.

Seriously? What a joke!

 

[InstiGATOR1]

Here is a link to the page for anyone who wants to click through and read the bios of these coaches:

http://www.ucfknights.com/coaches.aspx?path=football

 

[BMF]

Here is a link to the page for anyone who wants to click through and read the bios of these coaches:

http://www.ucfknights.com/coaches.aspx?path=football

Thanks Insti, I meant to do that....(I know, I'm an idiot!)...

 

[InstiGATOR1]

Thanks Insti, I meant to do that....(I know, I'm an idiot!)...

Not at all, it is hard to know how the board will treat an insert. Sometime videos play and sometime they show up as a link for example.

 

[Gatorbait25]

Thanks for posting BMF. i checked out his staff yesterday, and must admit I came away unimpressed with the background of the defensive coordinator. It's basically a staff you would expect a small , low-tier school. In the event Frost is the guy i'm sure some of his guys would be brought with, but probably not many.

 

[BMF]

Thanks for posting BMF. i checked out his staff yesterday, and must admit I came away unimpressed with the background of the defensive coordinator. It's basically a staff you would expect a small , low-tier school. In the event Frost is the guy i'm sure some of his guys would be brought with, but probably not many.

I imagine he'd bring in at least 4 of those guys....mostly offense. He's apparently the opposite of McElwain, where he's stated that he appreciates his assistants and has fun coaching w/ them. So I would expect to see many of them go w/ him to his next gig. Check out the QA coach Barrett Ruud (former NFL LB, stud!).

 

[GatorJ]

Seriously? What a joke!

 

[BMF]

Making football coaches at a D1 football program clock in? That's not odd to you?

 

[Swamp Queen]

Making football coaches at a D1 football program clock in? That's not odd to you?

 

[MidwestChomp]

Making football coaches at a D1 football program clock in? That's not odd to you?

They better clock out for lunch and not post on company time!

 

[BMF]

They better clock out for lunch and not post on company time!

Well, now that 2222 is out of a job at the UAA, he could land at UCF and crack down on that "stealing" from the company!!

 

[Jbossgator8]

so we can get them all cheap!

 

[Okeechobee Joe]

How Scott Frost Constructed the UCF Coaching Staff

This would be his initial staff. I don't know how many are holdovers. The purpose of citing the article is to give some insight on how Frost went about putting his staff together.

“There's some huge Nebraska ties on our staff, and some Northern Iowa, and some Oregon, and some Philadelphia Eagles (Austin and defensive line coach Mike Dawson),” Frost said. “That wasn't intentional; I hired the best people that I could find and the best people I knew. I wanted to hire extremely intelligent people that are team players and, more than anything, are in the business to be mentors to young men."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...coaching-staff-together-ucf-knights/84200198/

 

[URGatorBait]

Frost is the guy I want in here, so I was checking out his UCF coaching staff. Seems to have a lot of guys he's previously worked w/ at Oregon and/or Northern Iowa. Not many "big" names (his DC, for example is a first time DC who was the OLB coach at Oregon previously. His OC has only been a football coach since 2009). Notice Frank Verducci is on his support staff (Muschamp's OL coach that he fired for looking for another job).

If Frost were to get the job, how many of these assistants does he bring w/ him?

Frost is returning a fair amount of his own paycheck back into the fund that helps pay the assistant coaches at UCF. As I understand it, he is pretty attached to this staff according to several reports here in Orlando, I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to keep the bulk of the band together regardless of where he goes.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

BMF works at a beer bottling plant.

 

[BMF]

Frost is returning a fair amount of his own paycheck back into the fund that helps pay the assistant coaches at UCF. As I understand it, he is pretty attached to this staff according to several reports here in Orlando, I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to keep the bulk of the band together regardless of where he goes.

UR, I agree....and why wouldn't he? He's been w/ these guys for two years now and trusts them. I don't buy the "this coach isn't ready for the SEC". It's football. It's not rocket science. That's why I was surprised at how few of the CSU guys, that made McElwain successful there, didn't come w/ him to UF. Tim Skipper initially wasn't supposed to come to UF, but the RB coach McElwain wanted fell through. I'd expect at least 5 of the 9 assistants Frost has to come with him, if not all of them.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Frost is returning a fair amount of his own paycheck back into the fund that helps pay the assistant coaches at UCF. As I understand it, he is pretty attached to this staff according to several reports here in Orlando, I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to keep the bulk of the band together regardless of where he goes.

Callaghan. Lulz

Verducci too.

 

[BMF]

How Scott Frost Constructed the UCF Coaching Staff

This would be his initial staff. I don't know how many are holdovers. The purpose of citing the article is to give some insight on how Frost went about putting his staff together.

“There's some huge Nebraska ties on our staff, and some Northern Iowa, and some Oregon, and some Philadelphia Eagles (Austin and defensive line coach Mike Dawson),” Frost said. “That wasn't intentional; I hired the best people that I could find and the best people I knew. I wanted to hire extremely intelligent people that are team players and, more than anything, are in the business to be mentors to young men."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...coaching-staff-together-ucf-knights/84200198/

Looks like he retained two coaches from O'Leary's staff:

Sean Beckton and Travis Fisher