Nebraska Cornhuskers News: Chief Borders the ref, more
One of the newest Nebraska Cornhuskers players, Chief Borders is making himself right at home in Lincoln and over the weekend, he took on the role of a ref.
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One of the newest Nebraska Cornhuskers players, Chief Borders is making himself right at home in Lincoln and over the weekend, he took on the role of a ref.
Gift this article Share this article paywall-free. SAM MCKEWON Omaha World-Herald The terminology slipped out as Nebraska football’s spring camp progressed. One particular phrase perked ears.“Jack” linebacker. It might have been Nebraska MJ Sherman who said it first, and linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek who unpacked it further as a “versatile role” – you know, a
Gift this article Share this article paywall-free. Tony White wants Nebraska to be positionless. The Huskers’ line will be less predictable as a result.The new defensive coordinator spent the spring installing a new scheme with three down linemen. The consequential three linebackers and five defensive backs on the field will make NU more flexible, but
After a 4-8 season last year and a new staff at the helm for 2023, the Nebraska Cornhuskers have seen a healthy amount of roster turnover.
Nebraska lost three quarterbacks and kept three quarterbacks.Coach Matt Rhule expected the former development, as Casey Thompson, Logan Smothers and Richard Torres hit the transfer portal in April. On his monthly radio show Monday night, he offered strong praise for the scholarship QBs still in the room, especially presumptive starter Jeff Sims.“I think we saw