Huskers ‘Dialed In and Ready’ for 2022 Debut in Dublin

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Nebraska football held its final full-fledged practice in Dublin on Thursday, and Scott Frost said afterward that he has "a confident team, a close-knit team" that's "dialed in and ready to play" Saturday against Northwestern.
"Pretty much the hay is in the barn," Frost said. "I think we’re ready."
He said the team has handled the trip to Ireland well. "They're doing a good job of enjoying it when they need to enjoy it and focusing when they need to focus, which is a sign of maturity. We've had a really good time."
The team will do some sightseeing Thursday and then go through a walk-through session Friday with no media access afterward. Saturday's game kicks off at 11:30 a.m. CDT (5:30 p.m. Dublin time) on FOX.
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At Practice
- Omaha World-Herald* | Sights and sounds of Nebraska's brisk practice in Dublin
- Hail Varsity* | Jumping Jacks, Back in Black and a Box of Grit
- Galleries: On3, H247, OWH*
Press conference
- Husker247 | Frost: 'Pretty much the hay is in the barn'
- Nebraska Athletics | Huskers Continue Preparations in Ireland
- On3* | Thursday nuggets: Frost gives final updates as Huskers close in on Northwestern
- On3* | Practice cliffs from Dublin: Frost expresses degree of concern entering his first go-round in a game where he doesn't call plays; offensive efficiency key, he says; and the coach seems to genuinely enjoy Ireland
- Hail Varsity* | Scott Frost Hopes to See 'Aggressive' Husker Defense, Special Teams
- Omaha World-Herald* | No longer playcaller, Scott Frost primed to see 'dialed in' and 'tight-knit' Huskers
- Lincoln Journal Star* | Red Report: 'Broken record' Frost confident in Huskers' ability to buck unsavory trend
- Lincoln Journal Star* | Amie Just: The 'hay is in the barn' for Nebraska's game plan, and three other Frost takeaways

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