Former Nebraska AD's Book Sheds More Light on Scott Frost-Huskers Saga

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A new book by former Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos has shed light on tensions surrounding former Nebraska coach Scott Frost. The book, titled “Crab Creek Chronicles: From the Wheat Fields to the Ball Fields and Beyond,” includes details about Frost's tenure and hiring process at Nebraska, as well as a $5 million breach of contract lawsuit Frost filed against the university.
The lawsuit follows allegations that Nebraska withheld liquidated damages payments related to two additional years on Frost’s contract, which Moos claims were added by Nebraska Chancellor Ronnie Green without Moos’ input. These contract extensions were reportedly finalized on September 28, 2019, but not made public until November 16, 2019.
Moos also revealed personal reservations about hiring Frost, based on advice from his wife, who believed Frost was "not ready" for the position and "too immature" for the job. The book further claims that Moos preferred to hire Chip Kelly, a decision allegedly opposed by a university donor and
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