Sooners’ Speed Has Huskers’ Attention

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Coach Scott Frost said Monday that Oklahoma's speed will pose a challenge Saturday when his Huskers take on the Sooners in Norman.

On OU's game footage, "the speed just popped out right away," Frost said. "Every position."

Offensive lineman Turner Corcoran said one message from Frost during Monday's practice was that "these guys are fast. We’ve gotta play faster.”

As for the Huskers' struggles to establish a running game, Frost said Buffalo on Saturday "had the box packed, so that made it a little tough." But he said improvement is needed from everyone involved: the O-line, the running backs and the perimeter blockers.

Frost said true freshman offensive tackle Teddy Prochazka is "in the conversation" to be a part of the O-line rotation.

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Commentary

Lincoln Journal Star* | Steven M. Sipple: Frost gets point across on bad call and other takeaways from NU luncheon
Omaha World-Herald* | Tom's Takes: Nebraska-Oklahoma, a rivalry that never needed trash talk — and still doesn't

Coverage

HuskerOnline | Five things we learned from NU's weekly press conference
Husker247 | Takeaways on Husker Presser Day: Oklahoma week arrives
All Huskers | Huskers vs. Sooners: Not Your Parents’ Rivalry
Hail Varsity | Nebraska Players Recognize Old Rivalry with Oklahoma, But Focusing On Themselves
Hail Varsity | Nebraska Looks to Cut Down on Turnovers, Special Teams Errors Against No. 3 Oklahoma
Hail Varsity | Oklahoma Matchup a Favorite for Scott Frost Growing Up in Nebraska
Daily Nebraskan | Confident Nebraska defense ‘up for the challenge’ against No. 3 Oklahoma
Husker247 | Huskers in the Hallway: Sichterman likes Adrian's start, Banks has new home
Associated Press | Cornhuskers-Sooners revival just another game to most players
Nebraska Athletics | Press conference transcripts
Lincoln Journal Star* | Red Report: Frost's two-letter response to injury question; the Grinch; how Toure stepped in on punts
Lincoln Journal Star* | How does Nebraska get its run game going? And just how much has freshman OL Prochazka put himself in the mix?
Lincoln Journal Star* | Reimer picks up 'huge honor' in Big Ten's defensive player of the week
Lincoln Journal Star* | Game of the Century resonates with many, but most Husker players unfamiliar with history of NU/OU rivalry
Omaha World-Herald* | Frost hopes five injured Husker pass-catchers will be 'back as soon as possible'
Omaha World-Herald* | Freshman OL Teddy Prochazka is making a case for more playing time
Omaha World-Herald* | Frost eager to see Nebraska-Oklahoma from a new perspective
Omaha World-Herald* | Scott Frost knows all about speed. And he sees plenty of it with Oklahoma
Lincoln Journal Star* | The Word with Garrett Snodgrass: How the family business drives the York native in football
Omaha World-Herald* | 11 years after last meeting, current Huskers don't know much about Oklahoma rivalry

Video recaps

Lincoln Journal Star | Sipple/Gabriel Four Downs
Lincoln Journal Star | Sipple/Gabriel Two-Minute Drill

From the other side

All Sooners | OU-Nebraska Will be a Spectacle for the Fans, Just Not the Players Involved
Tulsa World | Watch Now: OU coaches, players reflect on 76-0 win; look ahead to Nebraska
Tulsa World | Guerin Emig: Rich Glover returns to Norman to savor his Game of the Century masterpiece
All Sooners | Why Oklahoma QB Caleb Williams is Ready Now
All Sooners | Riley Unable to Update LB Danny Stutsman's Injury Status

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Samori Toure

Ty Robinson

Ben Stille

Adrian Martinez

Luke Reimer

Scott Frost

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Published Sep 13, 2021

JOE HUDSON

Joe Hudson has operated a Husker-related website since 1995 and joined forces with David Max to form HuskerPedia (later renamed HuskerMax) in 1999. It began as a hobby during his 35 years as a newspaper editor and reporter, a career that included stints at the Lincoln Star, Omaha World-Herald, Philadelphia Inquirer and Denver Post. In Denver, Joe was chief of the copy desk during his final 16 years at the Post. He is proud to have been involved in Pulitzer Prize-winning projects in both Philadelphia and Denver. Joe has been a Nebraska football fan since the mid-1960s during his childhood in Omaha. He earned his bachelor of arts degree in journalism and economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1976. He resides a few freeway exits north of Colorado Springs and enjoys bicycling and walking his dogs in his spare time. You can reach him at joeroyhud@outlook.com.

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