LINCOLN – Nebraska Football head coach Matt Rhule addressed the media during his Tuesday bye week press conference, speaking on injuries, problems to fix over the bye, and much more.
HUSKER FOOTBALL TUESDAY PRACTICE COMMENTS – MATT RHULE:
RHULE – RECEIVERS WILL CONTINUE TO STEP UP WITH INJURIES:
Head Coach Matt Rhule spoke to the media for the first time during the Huskers’ bye week on Tuesday, adding that the receivers will need to continue to step up due to more injuries offensively…
The Huskers have now lost another receiver for the season, as Marcus Washington tore his ACL in the win at Illinois last week.
RHULE – NEVER DEALT WITH THIS MANY OFFENSIVE INJURIES & DEPARTURES:
Head coach for Nebraska Football Matt Rhule addressed the media for the first time during the Huskers’ bye week, as he added the unique circumstance he finds himself in for his first year tenure in Lincoln…
Nebraska’s young receivers – namely Jaylen Lloyd and Malachi Coleman – are expected to receive a heavier workload moving forward after Marcus Washington went down with a torn ACL.
RHULE – BYE WEEK IMPROVEMENTS:
Nebraska Football is settled into their first bye week of the Matt Rhule era, as the head coach previewed what the focus of his team’s week-off will be…
Rhule added some positives: he’s pleased with his team’s ability to run the ball and gave praise to his defense for their run-stopping capability.
RHULE – HUSKERS RUSHING OFFENSE/DEFENSE PERFORMING WELL:
Nebraska Football’s head coach Matt Rhule shared some positives he had of his team while the squad rests, recovers, and resets during their bye week…
Nebraska is still one of the top rushing defenses in the country, allowing less than 30 yards on the ground to Illinois last week.
RHULE – SAME PROBLEMS FROM MINNESOTA STILL EXIST:
Nebraska Football head coach Matt Rhule spoke at his Tuesday press conference about what issues the team is continuing to face, as many have been familiar storylines this year…
The Huskers are nearly last in the FBS in turnover margin, a stat that Rhule added he hopes to see his team improve by having less fumbles and creating more turnovers defensively.
RHULE – SWAGGER MUST BE EARNED:
Matt Rhule, Nebraska Football head coach, was asked during his Tuesday press conference if he likes seeing his team – especially his defense – working with more energy and confidence…
The Huskers aim to move above .500 this season for the first time with a win over Northwestern next week in Lincoln.
