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WHAT WE LEARNED: Ervin and Scott leave spring with a leg up It’s hard to make very many drastic takes about Nebraska’s running back position coming out of spring ball, but one thing you can probably say is freshmen Gabe Ervin and As we know, so much can change between now and August. Injuries limited and/or kept out both Markese Stepp and Sevion Morrison remains an unknown but showed some flashes this spring. Ronald Thompkins looked decent in the open practice, but we didn’t see him in the spring game. Jaquez Yant is a wildcard and could find himself in a position to play. Walk-on

DP & Stephens: NFL Draft/Opening Segment Urban Meyer and Jacksonville have the 1st pick. Who does Tom want the Vikings to take? Husker’s RB Coach Ryan Held spoke yesterday — let’s dive right in.

April 10, 2021 Nebraska’s running back position was one of the biggest question marks heading into the start of spring practice, and after just one week, that room looks cloudier than ever. Head coach Scott Frost announced Wednesday that USC transfer Markese Stepp, who many expected to be the No. 1 back this season, would miss the rest of spring ball with a foot injury he suffered before arriving in Lincoln. As a result, the window of opportunity for the rest of the Husker backfield few wide open. So far, true freshman Gabe Ervin Jr. has taken advantage as much as anyone.

Frosted Flakes: Congratulations Baylor and What We Hope To See From Martinez Next Season Share this story Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports I was expecting a much closer game between Gonzaga and Baylor than what we saw last night. In my mind it was going to be something a little closer to what we saw on Saturday with Gonzaga and UCLA. Baylor was well prepared and had their foot on the gas for the whole game. For those of us that don’t follow much college basketball, the Bears showed us that picking the undefeated team isn’t always the best way to go.