News and Quotes From Nebraska Fall Camp Practice No. 11
Less than three weeks before Nebraska football's season opener, the Huskers went through their 11th practice of fall camp Friday, and the focus afterward was on the defense.
Defensive coordinator Tony White indicated the playbook on his side of the ball is still a work in progress. "We're going to take this last time remaining and make sure we know what we're doing. ... We have plenty of film of what we're running, so now we're going back through and seeing what can we do really fast and physical, what can we add, what can we take out, so that way guys can just go out there and play."
Also speaking to the press were linebackers Chief Borders, John Bullock and Jimari Butler and their position coach, Rob Dvoracek.
The first major scrimmage of fall camp will take place Saturday.
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Coverage
- Husker247 | White has Blackshirts idea in mind, but focus remains on day-to-day growth as camp rolls on
- Husker247 | Huskers D-coordinator Tony White on making it OUR defense
- Husker247 | Friday quick hits: Rob Dvoracek and Husker linebackers
- Husker247 | After position change, Bullock poised for bigger role
- Inside Nebraska | Quick Hits from defensive coordinator Tony White
- Inside Nebraska | Quick Hits from linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek
- Nebraska Athletics | Football Fall Camp Video & Report: Aug. 11
- Hail Varsity* | Tony White Discusses Defensive Growth, Staff Dynamics
- Omaha World-Herald* | Freshman linebacker impressing coaches; the plan for Blackshirts
- Omaha World-Herald* | Transformative offseason has John Bullock ready for new defensive role
- Omaha World-Herald* | ‘Minnesota’s watching:’ How Nebraska defensive coordinator Tony White preps for opening test
- Lincoln Journal Star* | Borders, Butler enjoying versatile roles at Jack linebacker
- Lincoln Journal Star* | Red Report: Tony White impressed with Huskers young, energetic coaching staff
