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The Nebraska football program is in trouble for violating NCAA rules related to countable coaches, resulting in head coach Scott Frost being hit with some minor penalties.
Frost received a one-year show-cause order and a five-day suspension to be served during the "championship segment" of next season.
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Head coach Scott Frost of the Nebraska Cornhuskers greets quarterback Adrian Martinez #2 after a series of plays against the Wisconsin Badgers at Memorial Stadium on November 16, 2019 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Steven Branscombe/Getty Images)
The NCAA announced its findings "after Nebraska agreed to the Level II violations and penalties as part of a negotiated resolution. The school acknowledges that in 2020, former special teams analyst Jonathan Rutledge coached Nebraska players during practices and film sessions and also helped with in-game coaching decisions, which violates NCAA rules for noncoaching staff members," ESPN wrote.
Head coach Scott Frost of the Nebraska Cornhuskers with the team before the game at Memorial Stadium against the Iowa Hawkeyes on November 26, 2021 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Steven Branscombe/Getty Images)
NCAA football coaches are limited to 10 assistants, as well as multiple analysts. But those with the title of "analyst" are not allowed to offer on-field or in-game instruction. Apparently, that was the infraction from Nebraska.
"We have had an outstanding collaboration with the NCAA, and I want to thank the NCAA staff for their time and professionalism throughout this process," Nebraska athletic director Trev Alberts said in a statement. "It is important for the
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