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Danny Kaelin Delivers ‘Dimes’ During Nebraska Spring Practice
Freshman quarterback impressed reporters during Tuesday’s open session
"Danny Dimes."
After the open portion of Nebraska football practice Tuesday, that was the label applied to freshman quarterback Daniel Kaelin in multiple tweets from reporters, including the post below.
A couple of on-the-money long throws by Kaelin seemed to serve notice that he should not be counted out in the three-way competition for the starting job at QB. Fellow freshman Dylan Raiola and returning starter Heinrich Haarberg are the other contenders, with Raiola widely considered to have the inside track.
It was the Huskers' seventh practice of spring. Speaking with the media afterward were special teams coordinator Ed Foley, defensive backs coach Evan Cooper, and players Isaac Gifford, Tristan Alvano and Brian Buschini.
Scroll past the video for all the coverage of what was said, as well as highlights and observations from the open portion of practice. Refresh this page to see the latest content. Asterisk indicates item may require a subscription. | HuskerMax discussion
- Video from practice | HuskerOnline, Inside Nebraska, KOLN, Hail Varsity, Husker247, More
- Photos from practice | Husker247, OWH*
- Press conference video | Foley, Cooper, Gifford, Alvano, Buschini
- Husker247 | Evan Cooper on Nebraska’s secondary as spring ball nears midpoint
- Husker247 | Alvano working on consistent pre-kick process in preparation for second chapter as Husker
- HuskerMax/KLIN | One-minute report (video)
- Omaha World-Herald | McKewon/Bland recap & analysis (video)
- Nebraska Athletics | Foley, Cooper discuss position groups
- The Athletic | Nebraska football Hall of Famer Mike Minter impressed by Huskers in spring visit
- Omaha World-Herald* | Camp Chatter: Danny Kaelin throws dimes
- Omaha World-Herald* | Tristan Alvano talks process, range and the Big Ten’s toughest kicking stadium
- Omaha World-Herald* | Husker notes: Brian Buschini working on consistency, Nebraska’s new long snapper and more
- Lincoln Journal Star* | 11-on-11 action, touchdown passes and more observations
- Lincoln Journal Star* | Why there’s ‘nowhere to hide’ in a Nebraska secondary filled with veterans, promising freshmen
