The Nebraska football offense has enough talent on the roster that Scott Frost thinks there’s no limit to its potential. That and other kernels in this morning’s Go Big Read.
Despite the fact that Nebraska football head coach Scott Frost made some comments that might hint at offensive struggles on Friday, he also said he thinks the sky is the limit for that unit.
With just two weeks to go until the regular season, every Cornhusker fan in the country has to hope the “O” can reach that level. Frost’s offense is supposed to be good enough to take advantage of even teams that aren’t loaded with talent.
Read more about what Frost said regarding his offense, as well as other kernels of Nebraska football news in this morning’s Go Big Read:
The best Nebraska football kernels around the web
Red Report: ‘Sky’s the limit’ for Husker offense; depth at safety; Frost talks ‘brotherhood’
The offense wasn’t the only talk of the day on Friday. He also talked about what it means to have laced them up for the Huskers over the years.
Nebraska’s quarterback battle is down to two. Will a starter emerge before the season?
One of the issues that could be holding back the offense a bit is that no starting quarterback has emerged yet. Next week is supposed to be when one is named but will he?
Scrimmage brings clarity in some spots, but Frost says Husker QB battle remains close
Just a little more talk from the Journal-Star about the Friday scrimmage and the quarterback battle.
Outside of Nebraska football and around the Big Ten
BTN president ‘concerned’ with lack of progress in Comcast negotiations
If you’re a Cornhusker fan, or any other Big Ten fan, and Comcast is your cable provider, you should be “concerned” too.
Zach Smith Ordered Sex Toys to Ohio State Offices, Had Sex With Staffer, Took Nude Photos at White House
So, it turns out the former Ohio State assistant coach was kind of a garbage person. Like, more of a garbage person than you could have imagined. And we thought he was just a jerk when he got into it with former Nebraska football coach Keith Williams on social media.