Nebraska HC Scott Frost's Home Burglarized, More Than 12 Title Rings Stolen

The home of Nebraska football head coach Scott Frost was burglarized this weekend, and $165,000 worth of items and goods were stolen, including over a dozen championship rings, according to 1011Now.com. 

Per that report, Frost had "five pairs of Oregon Air Jordan shoes, two Nebraska championship Rings, 10 Oregon championship rings, two University of Central Florida championship rings, and a Wii" stolen in total. 

The home was unoccupied at the time as it undergoes renovations, with the burglar or burglars entering the house through an unlocked garage door. 

"The incident that occurred at our home is obviously very disappointing and discouraging," Frost said in a statement, via Big Ten Network's Brent Yarina. "All of our belongings were gone through, and it will take some time to determine exactly what is missing an the value of those items.

"I would like to clarify that some items initially reported missing have been found, including some of the rings listed on the police report. Also, the value of what we believe to be missing is lower than what has been publicly reported."

Frost, 43, was hired by Nebraska this offseason after spending the past two seasons as UCF's head coach, leading the Knights to a perfect 13-0 record this year. He also served as an assistant at Northern Iowa (2007-08) and Oregon (2009-15) in his career. 

Frost played his college football at Stanford for two seasons (1993-94) before transferring to Nebraska (1996-97). He then spent five years in the NFL for the New York Jets, Cleveland Browns and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, though he started just one game in the NFL.