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There’s reason to feel good about Nebraska’s O-line and D-line progress this month
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- Aug 19, 2026
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Summary
Nebraska opened football practice on Tuesday for the media. And what did we see? New and veteran faces stepping into important roles at the line of scrimmage. We’re talking on this Wednesday about developments up front for the Huskers, including some possible clarity at right tackle with two weeks to go until the season opener. What are Geep Wade and Corey Brown looking for from their groups? They told us. And why are we feeling better about that four-man unit on defense than should make sense, considering the end of last season? Also, Jay Moore is in as the new Nebraska radio analyst. And we assess the special teams with Brett Maher in charge. Join us.