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Nebraska's Three-Way Quarterback Race Far From Settled
Dylan Raiola, Danny Kaelin, Heinrich Haarberg and their coaches speak after Thursday's spring practice
The team's three scholarship quarterbacks and their coaches provided insights into the QB race after Thursday's Nebraska football practice, the Huskers' fifth of spring ball.
Returning starter Heinrich Haarberg said he's been working to break bad throwing habits in live situations. True freshman Danny Kaelin said the playbook is the biggest difference so far at this level, "just the depth and the amount of checks and things you have to know." Fellow true freshman Dylan Raiola said it's been "nothing but fun" in the quarterback room and that "getting a lot of reps is really good, especially for me and Danny, being young guys coming in.
Both freshmen are early enrollees who signed in December. Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield said he considered both of them to be ahead of schedule. Their position coach, Glenn Thomas, said he's not looking for any of the QBs to distance himself from the pack at this stage.
That's just a sampling of what was said after Thursday's session. Scroll down for more coverage, and refresh this page to see the latest content. Asterisk indicates item may require a subscription. | Practice schedule
- Husker247 | Quick hits, news and notes from Marcus Satterfield and Glenn Thomas
- Husker247 | Thursday takeouts as Husker QBs meet the media
- Husker247 | Plenty to do for Haarberg as spring practices roll on
- On3 | Dylan Raiola shares his strengths, weaknesses so far in spring camp
- The Athletic | Nebraska keeps QBs, Dylan Raiola on level playing field in spring practice
- Hurrdat Sports | Husker Quarterbacks Speak on Progress Early in Spring
- HuskerMax/KLIN | One-minute report
- Nebraska Athletics | One-on-one interviews with the QBs (video)
- Press conference video | Satterfield, Thomas, Haarberg, Kaelin, Raiola
- Nebraska Athletics | Satterfield speaks on offensive progress
- Omaha World-Herald* | Dylan Raiola, Heinrich Haarberg and Daniel Kaelin talk Nebraska quarterback race
- Omaha World-Herald* | Next step in spring evaluation of Nebraska running backs: more live work
- Omaha World-Herald* | Coaches Marcus Satterfield, Glenn Thomas learning to coexist with new offensive personnel
- Omaha World-Herald* | ‘It’s hard to miss them’: Nebraska quarterbacks praise spring work of wide receivers
- Omaha World-Herald* | Heinrich Haarberg is the old guy in Nebraska’s QB room battling to avoid being odd man out
- Lincoln Journal Star* | ‘I’m a completely different player:’ Nebraska’s Daniel Kaelin, Dylan Raiola react to first five spring practices
