Oregon offensive coordinator Scott Frost was named the new head coach of Central Florida earlier this week, and while the team is happy to see him get a shot at a head coaching job, it seems the mascot is having a little trouble coping with the separation.
Oregon offensive coordinator Scott Frost was named the new head coach of Central Florida earlier this week, and while the team is happy to see him get a shot at a head coaching job, it seems the mascot is having a little trouble coping with the separation.
The Oregon Duck Twitter account showed the mascot flipping between anger and despair while trying to ease its feelings on Wednesday, as the realization set in that the former Nebraska quarterback would no longer be on the team’s sidelines.
I thought we had something special! @coach_frost
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 1, 2015
Baby come back @coach_frost
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 1, 2015
Delete my number! K bye @coach_frost
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 1, 2015
What about our love for Titanic? You'll always be my Rose! I'll love you foreverrrrrr @coach_frost *Slowly sinks into the cold waters*
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 1, 2015
Frosting....oh no 😫😫😫 why does everything remind me of you! @coach_frost pic.twitter.com/aSN84WuYZB
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 1, 2015
Update: I am coming to terms with this unfortunate event and I think I'm going to make it
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 3, 2015
I just listened to Adele-hello and it just makes me think of you @coach_frost 😭😭😭
— The Oregon Duck (@TheOregonDuck) December 3, 2015
• NBA fan made home and away soccer jerseys for each team
Frost was promoted to offensive coordinator at Oregon in 2012, when Mark Helfrich took over as head coach following Chip Kelly’s departure. The 40-year-old has previously worked as co-defensive coordinator at Northern Iowa before joining the Ducks as a wide receivers coach.
– Brendan Maloy
