I gotta say, after watching the game again, I just gotta tip my cap to Scott Frost. Coach Cassity did everything he was supposed to do. He had very good base plans and adjusted as fast as you could. UCF just simply came prepared to make the defense wrong no matter what they did. Their counter flow concepts in the run game were fantastic, and then, right about when you sniffed them out, they added a pass prong. And Coach Frost did a masterful job of "marrying" his pass game to the run game to give a QB who isn't a sophisticated passer fairly easy throws. As a result, 10 different Knights caught passes, and that kind of balance means they had options based on anything the defense could have presented. The "mesh" concepts, and then how they added to them, the window dressing, the motions, and the million different ways they lined down their handful of concepts made it look very complicated for the defense, but kept it fairly simple for a beat-up offense. So, that allowed them to play fast and decisive, and, for the most part, unforced error-free. And Coach Frost dialed up first-down plays to keep his team ahead of the chains, then on the "money downs" he had man beaters ready to go. OSU could have played better defensively in some areas and on some plays, you always can. But overall, I came away MUCH more impressed with the UCF offense than I was in anything the OSU defense did. I don't know anything about the type of head coach Scott Frost is, because there is a lot more to it than just calling good plays on offense. But I will say this: if Saturday is the norm for him, he's about as good of a play caller as I've seen that OSU has had to face. Hats off to Coach Frost... Well done, Sir! #GoPokes #OkState