LINCOLN – Nebraska’s offense took center stage after Day Four of fall camp. The first week has been mostly about repetitions for the players and coaches, and Running Backs coach EJ Barthel spoke to the media about how those reps continue the development of his backs. Likewise, several offensive players addressed the crowd after Thursday’s session:
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL THURSDAY PRACTICE COMMENTS – RB COACH EJ BARTHEL & PLAYERS:
BARTHEL – RUNNING BACK DETAILS:
New running backs coach EJ Barthel spoke to the media after Thursday’s practice and addressed the details his backs are focusing on in fall camp…
Nebraska brings a strong stable of running backs in returning leading rusher Anthony Grant, former starters Gabe Ervin and Rahmir Johnson, and talented freshmen talent.
BARTHEL – RUNNING BACKS PLAY WITH LION MINDSET:
Nebraska Football running backs coach EJ Barthel addressed the media after Thursday’s practice and spoke on the new mentality in the backfield…
The Huskers are hoping to have that mentality lead Nebraska to their first 1,000 yard rusher since Devine Ozigbo crossed the threshold in 2017.
BARTHEL – FILM ROOM AIDS IN CORRECTING MISTAKES:
Husker Football running backs coach EJ Barthel spoke to the media after Thursday’s practice and said his backs are improving each day by playing fast and learning from their mistakes…
Nebraska has had an early emphasis on the running game in fall camp, as offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield stated that he’d like to rely on a strong running game this season.
ERVIN – OFFENSIVE LINE BECOMING VETERANS:
Returning running back Gabe Ervin had high praise for his offensive line after Thursday’s practice, saying that he sees improvement through experience for the Pipeline…
Nebraska hopes Ervin can remain healthy while aiding the Big Red rushing attack, likely rotating with Anthony Grant and Rahmir Johnson.
JOHNSON – MORE TEAM ORIENTED FALL CAMP:
Rahmir Johnson had a lackluster 2022 season, receiving fewer snaps than in 2021 and less touches in Mark Whipple’s offense. Johnson spoke after Thursday’s practice that so far in fall camp, he can tell some differences with the team…
The biggest difference in comments from coaches and players so far has been the amount of repetitions each player receives during practices into the first week of camp.
SCOTT – LEANER, BIGGER, STRONGER:
The prize transfer for the offensive line this off-season came from Arizona State as the new center for the Pipeline, Ben Scott, spoke after Thursday’s practice that he’s ready to show off his new body after the off-season…
Scott was well regarded after his two seasons with the Sun Devils, and was added to the Rimington watch list early Friday.
