First Glimpses of Matt Rhule’s Huskers in Pads

Third spring practice featured 40-minute segment open to media
First Glimpses of Matt Rhule’s Huskers in Pads
First Glimpses of Matt Rhule’s Huskers in Pads

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Contents

  1. Photos
  2. Practice observations
  3. Practice footage
  4. Presser coverage
  5. Presser video
  6. More info

About 40 minutes of Thursday's Nebraska football practice was open to the media. Scroll down for videos and photos from various sources, as well as links to reporters' observations.

It was the third practice of spring for coach Matt Rhule's Huskers and the first in pads. Afterward, defensive coordinator Tony White had praise for Malcolm Hartzog, saying the versatile defensive back has the "it factor" and excellent attention to detail. Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield said the offense was "coming naturally" to transfer receiver Billy Kemp.

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Photos

Punt-block drill.


Defensive coordinator Tony White.


Head coach Matt Rhule.


Offensive linemen Justin Evans-Jenkins and Ben Scott.


Quarterback Jeff Sims.


Offensive linemen Turner Corcoran and Keegan Menning.


Matt Rhule and defensive back Javier Morton.


Offensive lineman Nouredin Nouili.


Defensive backs Malcolm Hartzog and Javier Morton.


Linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek.


Special teams drill.


Head coach Matt Rhule during stretching.


Running back Gabe Ervin.


Stretching on the indoor turf.


Quarterbacks Chubba Purdy and Heinrich Haarberg.


Linebackers Chief Borders and Grant Tagge.


Placekicker Spencer Pankratz.


Head coach Matt Rhule.


Tight ends Arik Gilbert and John Goodwin


Team huddle.


Practice observations

Practice footage


Presser coverage

Presser video


More info


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