{{featured_button_text}} Nebraska coach Scott Frost developed a closer relationship to Ohio State coach Ryan Day through the tumultuous offseason. KAYLA WOLF/THE WORLD-HERALD Evan Bland Without Ohio State, chances are Nebraska wouldn’t be playing football this fall. That fact has not been lost on Scott Frost. The two Big Ten schools face each other in this weekend’s season opener, and NU’s coach spent as much time Monday crediting the Buckeyes for bringing back the sport as he did breaking down the game. Frost — 45 years old and in his third year as Husker coach — even developed a closer relationship to OSU’s 41-year-old second-year coach, Ryan Day, through the tumultuous offseason. “We’re grateful to Ohio State,” Frost said. “It’s strange where you find allies in certain things. I think we had an ally in Ohio State to try to get the season played.” The two schools, along with Iowa, were the three…
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