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Go Big Read: Nebraska football legends are looking to inspire and other kernels

By Oliver VanDervoort

16 Sep 1995: Linebacker Grant Wistrom of the Nebraska Cornhuskers in his stance during a game against the Arizona State Sun Devils at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska. Nebraska won the game, 77-28. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Dunn /Allsport
16 Sep 1995: Linebacker Grant Wistrom of the Nebraska Cornhuskers in his stance during a game against the Arizona State Sun Devils at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska. Nebraska won the game, 77-28. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Dunn /Allsport /
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Nebraska football legends came and spoke to the team about the “good old days” and other kernels in this morning’s Go Big Read.

The Nebraska football team has been celebrating all that used to be great about the Huskers. The Scott Frost arrival has been a coming home party of sorts.

Earlier this week, that party included having a couple of former Huskers from that era come and speak to the team. The message was quite clear.

It’s time to get back to Nebraska being Nebraska. These kinds of speeches have been tried before.

Will it be different this time? Check out the article and other kernels in this morning’s Go Big Read.

Best Nebraska football links you should read

Blackshirt legends Grant Wistrom, Jason Peter deliver message to Husker football team
Jason Peter was one of the loudest opponents of the Mike Riley era. Now that Scott Frost is there, he appears to be 100 percent on board. Sam McKewon writes about what they said.

Frost encouraged by Huskers ahead of first camp scrimmage, but says QBs must play faster
After a week of nothing but positive news, this might be the first time that one of the coaches has made it clear that not everything is perfect. Check out what Frost said about his quarterbacks.

Examining where QB play can take Husker offense and how first-timers have fared under Frost
Yet another article about where the quarterbacks can go and when they can take the Huskers this season.

Outside of Nebraska football and around the Big Ten

Maryland Staffers Put on Leave as Details of Jordan McNair’s Death, Culture Under D.J. Durkin Emerges
This has not been a good summer for the Big Ten.

Michigan State claims to have best wide receivers group in Big Ten
The Spartans may claim that. The argument can certainly be made the Huskers are better.

Tweet threatens mass shooting at Big Ten stadium
This isn’t funny or fun. This is straight creepy.

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