Lane Frost II

Lane Frost

Frost during Alabama game
No. 22 – Minnesota Grey Ducks
Position:	Runningback / Wide Receiver
Personal information
Born:	(2022-09-02)September 2, 2022 (aged 40) Chicago, Indiana, U.S.
Height:	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Weight:	185 lb (84 kg)
Career information
High school:	Peoria Bergan High School
College:	Notre Dame, Alabama
DSFL Draft:	2047 (S32) / Round: 3 / Pick: 21
Career history
Minnesota Grey Ducks (2047 (S32)–present)
Roster status:	Active
Career DSFL statistics as of Week 1, 2047 (S32)
Receptions: 0 Receiving Yards: 0 Touchdowns: 0
Player stats at ISFL.net

Lane Frost II (born September 2, 2022) is an American football runningback and wide receiver, who was drafted by the Minnesota Grey Ducks in the 3rd round of the Season 32 DSFL draft. He played college football for Notre Dame before transferring to Alabama, winning two National Championships in the process and a National Championship MVP his first year. Frost is also the older brother of Kellan Frost who is a American football defensive end who was drafted by the Norfolk Seawolves. His uncles are Dax Frost and Baxter Frost.

Personal life

Frost was named Lane after his grandfather, Lane Frost Sr, who recently has passed away from a heart attack before Frost's first season in the DSFL. Frost and his wife, Alecia, also just had their first child, named Andre Madison Frost. Frost's brother Kellan and Cillian also have their own children. Frost has a niece and a nephew. Kellan and his wife Maycee's, first born was a girl named Cecilia, Cillian and his wife Charlie have a 9 year old named Jamall, who is following in his uncles footsteps and playing football. -updated 11/10/2021-

Early years

Lane Frost II, born to Jason and Laurie Frost. When Frost was a kid, he wanted to play baseball, but that quickly changed when he tried out for his local football team, to play with his brother Kellan Frost. Frost also has an older brother named Cillian (27 years old), who played Ice Hockey and has a child named Jamall. Frost was a star from the start. He was fast, agile, and quick on his first step. Frost looked up to runningbacks like: Emmitt Smith and Jamal Lewis. Frost dropped baseball at the age of 12 in pursuit of football. Frost made his middle school team very easily and had over 1500 yards in only 9 games (he had an ankle injury for the final game). Frost made his high school varsity team as a Freshman and continued to dominate winning state with Shenandoah his first year. Frost had 1500+ yards every year of his high school career, and went to state all 4 years, winning 3 out of the 4. Frost would have more than 20 offers from D1 programs. He chose to stay close to home and go to Notre Dame.

US college sports recruiting information for high school athletes

Name	Hometown	High school / college	Height	Weight	40‡	Commit date
Lane Frost RB	Middletown, IN	Shenandoah HS	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)	155 lb (70 kg)	4.45	Aug 1, 2039
	Recruiting star ratings: Scout:   Rivals:   247Sports:    ESPN grade: 82

High school statistics

Lane Frost			Games		Rushing				Receiving
Year	Team	Class	G	GS	Att	Yds	Avg	TD	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
2037	SHS	FR	10	10	223	1689	7.6	10	41	245	5.9	1
2038	SHS	SO	10	10	251	1769	7.0	15	63	562	8.9	6
2039	SHS	JR	10	10	257	1823	7.1	14	32	372	11.6	3
2040	SHS	SR	10	10	243	1562	6.4	16	56	341	6.1	1
Career			40	40	974	6843	7.0	55	192	1520	7.9	11

College career

Notre Dame

Frost rushed for 237 yards and 3 TDs during the National Championship vs #1 Georgia

Frost committed to Notre Dame his Junior year of high school on a full ride scholarship. Frost had a miserable Freshman year. He only played 3 games with 50 yards rushing and ending his year early was a torn ACL. Frost bounced back his Sophomore year as a back up. He scored 4 times (only 1 came on the ground) and rushed for very low number of 230 yards while playing all 10 games. Frost entered the transfer portal for his Junior season, but his dad (Jason Frost) told him to wait it out, and it payed off. Notre Dame's starting runningback (Chase Migee) broke his leg in the first game of the season and Frost was forced into the starting role. His season was spectacular. He broke Notre Dame rushing record with 1,673 yards (regular season) on the ground also adding 20 scores (15 coming on the ground). Notre Dame matched up against Clemson in the ACC championship game. They won very easily 32-10. His performance pushed Notre Dame to a 11-0 record and a #2 seed in the College Football Rankings. They were set to play #3 Alabama (10-1) in the College Football Semi Finals. Frost had a great game rushing for 159 yards and 2 touchdowns. Notre Dame blew out Alabama 49-3 in route to there first National Championship in more than 20 years. Notre Dame would be set to play #1 Georgia (13-0) in a game for the ages. Notre Dame was a 12.5 point underdog going into the game, but Frost stepped up to the challenge. Frost rushed for 237 yards and 3 touchdowns, in a 35-32 win for Notre Dame. Frost declared to the NFL draft after his spectacular season. He went undrafted. Making him the 16th Heisman winner to go undrafted.

Alabama

Frost rushed for 121 yards and 1 TD during the National Championship vs #4 Notre Dame

Frost entered the transfer portal for his last year of eligibility. He transferred to Alabama and finished his final year there. Alabama went on to win the SEC (Beat Georgia) with the help of Lane Frost. They went on to win the Natty the same year against Frost's former team Notre Dame. Frost finished as the starter his final year. He did have over 1000 yards though with his spit carry style workload, compared to his final year with Notre Dame. Frost rushed for 121 yards and 1 TD in the National Championship. He did not enter the draft the next year. Frost graduated Alabama with a 3.87 GPA and a Communications degree. He pursued broadcasting for 4 years. Frost was Alabama's football announcer for 3 years after his retirement from football. Frost was entered into the Alabama Hall of Fame in 2046 for his efforts in the community as well as on the field and in the classroom. Frost came out of retirement to enter the DSFL draft. Frost was on Sports Magazines Top 50 Alabama Alumni in 2046. Frost has more respect from players and coaches from Alabama than anyone. Coach Sebastian once said in an interview: "He (Lane Frost) was one of the best players I have ever coached. Too bad he only had one year with us."

College career statistics

Lane Frost			Games		Rushing				Receiving
Year	Team	Class	G	GS	Att	Yds	Avg	TD	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
2041	Notre Dame	FR	3	0	10	50	5.0	0	3	23	7.7	1
2042	Notre Dame	SO	10	3	59	230	3.9	1	15	142	9.5	3
2043	Notre Dame	JR	13	12	257	2069	8.1	20	56	542	9.7	5
2044	Alabama	SR	13	9	159	1235	7.8	6	34	234	6.9	3
Career			39	24	485	3584	7.4	27	108	941	8.7	12

Professional career

Frost was a DSFL draftee, drafted by the Minnesota Grey Ducks in the 3rd round with the 21st pick. Frost switched to wide receiver after being drafted. In Frost's debut with Minnesota, he had his moments, posting 7 catches, 70 yards on 16 targets.

DSFL statistics

Lane Frost		Games		Receiving
Year	Team	G	GS	Tgt	Rec	Yds	Y/R	TD	Ctch%
2047	MIN	1	1	16	7	70	10.0	0	43.8%

2047 Games

Regular Season						Receiving
Date Simmed	Week	Tm		Opp	Result	Tgt	Rec	Yds	Y/R	TD	Ctch%
2047-11-11	1	MIN	@	POR	L 28-10	16	7	70	10.0	0	43.8%
2047-11-16	2	MIN		LON	-	0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0%

Preseason						Receiving
Date Simmed	Week	Tm		Opp	Result	Tgt	Rec	Yds	Y/R	TD	Ctch%
2047-11-09	1	MIN	@	POR	L 23-7	5	5	81	16.2	0	100.0%
2047-11-09	2	MIN		LON	W 21-7	2	2	22	11.0	0	100.0%
2047-11-09	3	MIN		KAN	L 20-3	4	4	73	18.3	0	100.0%
2047-11-09	4	MIN	@	DAL	L 26-3	4	4	42	10.5	0	100.0%

Achievements and records

College Achievements

Team

• National Champion (2); 2043, 2044
• ACC Champion (1); 2043
• SEC Champion (1); 2044

Individual

• Heisman Trophy (1); 2043
• Doak Walker Award (1); 2043
• ND Student-Athlete of the Year (1); 2043

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