Police have arrested two more suspects in the burglary of Nebraska football coach Scott Frost’s home.

A 16-year-old boy was identified and lodged at the youth services center last week after the arrest of a 17-year-old girl, who possessed one pair of the five sets of shoes reported stolen on July 29.

Andrew Williams, 20 years old, was arrested Saturday on a burglary charge, according to Angela Sands, public information officer for the Lincoln Police Department. Investigators have recovered several pairs of shoes but continue to search for additional items.

A signed UCF helmet and other memorabilia were listed in the initial police report, in addition to 14 championship rings that Frost collected from his time as a coach at Oregon and UCF and as a player at Nebraska. The rings were later found at the home.

The items that remained un-recovered before the arrests were reported to be valued at approximately $50,000.

Frost, is set to coach his first game at Nebraska on Sept. 1st, hopefully this will all be behind him by then.