LINCOLN, Neb.LINCOLN, Neb.—It’s been a slow build for Scott Frost at Nebraska.The Cornhuskers are 9-15 in his first two seasons, including just 4-8 against Big Ten West opponents and only two road wins. A trendy pick to win the West in 2019, Nebraska tied for fifth and its 5-7 record caused hopes for a quick turnaround to fade.Fans well remember Frost, coming off an unbeaten season at Central Florida in 2017, suggesting upon his hiring that the rest of the Big Ten might have to adjust to the Huskers and his up-tempo spread offense, not the other way around.The bravado has been stomped out. When safety Cam Taylor-Britt last spoke to reporters in the spring, he wore a hoodie with this message on the front: “Humble Over Hype.”“We’re not trying to throw high expectations everywhere,” he said. “Nobody likes to lose, and we lost a lot. That’s that season and we’re on to the now. It’s tough to lose, but we plan to change that.”Expectations are low again this year. The Huskers are picked fourt...
