Zavier Betts was honest. He said he didn't have the best spring, and explained what's different after the Huskers' fifth practice of fall camp.
Check out some clips from the Huskers' Wednesday morning practice at Hawks Championship Center. Journal Star videos by Justin Wan
Nebraska TEs coach Sean Beckton expresses excitement about starting QB's play "because that’s the Adrian Martinez we’ve been wanting to see."
Transfer running back Markese Stepp would be "ready to roll" if Nebraska was about to play a game, according to OC Matt Lubick.
One of Matt Lubick's former Oregon receivers runs for a gold medal at the Olympics on Wednesday night. He used to run with Lubick in Eugene, Oregon.
From injury updates to sizing up some of the newcomers, here's what we saw at practice No. 5 for Nebraska.
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The four NFL scouts in attendance at Nebraska football's practice on Wednesday spent most of their time observing tight ends.
The Husker football team hit practice No. 5 Wednesday at Hawks Championship Center. Photos by the Journal Star's Francis Gardner and Gwyneth Roberts
While a bunch of third-year redshirt freshmen will have big roles, the actual newcomers have a steep climb to try to find their way onto the field.
Here's what Mike Dawson says about Gifford: "He’s in my ear all the time, "What about this technique? What about that technique?'"
The North Star product's strength is that he has no glaring weaknesses. It also helps that he’s faster to the ball than almost anyone on the defense.
Erik Chinander says it feels like the "groundwork" is already laid this fall, which is what the staff has been building towards since 2017.
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Monday's Two-Minute Drill focuses on Nick Henrich, and Barrett Ruud stressing the importance of the linebacker staying healthy.
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Husker DC Erik Chinander, outside linebackers coach Mike Dawson and LB Chris Kolarevic were among those speaking Monday.
Amukamara, 32, has started 99 games in the NFL and appeared 113 times. The Saints are the sixth team he has joined in his pro career.
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The more that comes out about Texas and Oklahoma leaving the Big 12, the more cynical a college football fan might become.
The expectation? NU is deeper and more talented at the skill positions. The reality? Most of those players are new and inexperienced.
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