Go Big Read: Nebraska football’s Adrian Martinez’s rave reviews already and other kernels
Nebraska football’s newest starting quarterback is getting rave reviews before he plays a game. That and other kernels in today’s Go Big Read.
Just in case you weren’t sure just how hyped Nebraska football fans are about the upcoming season, let’s take a look this morning at Adrian Martinez’s press clippings. Yes he’s a talented quarterback.
He’s a talented quarterback who hasn’t played a down of college football yet. Despite his complete lack of a resume on the NCAA level, Martinez is getting high praise from a number of different circles.
Make no mistake, that’s a good thing. If people were legitimately perplexed by his being chosen as the starting that would be a bad thing. Read what people are saying and other kernels in this morning’s Go Big Read.
Best Nebraska football kernels around the web
Martinez’s high school coach says ‘cool under pressure’ freshman prepared for starting role
Among the people who is giving Adrian Martinez a vote of confidence is the man who knows him better than any of us. His high school coach.
Shatel: Expect Scott Frost’s Huskers to heat up as temperatures fall
Tom Shatel lays out why he thinks Scott Frost’s first season at Nebraska is going to be a success and why it’s not all about the numbers.
Carriker Chronicles: Gut reaction to Scott Frost selecting Adrian Martinez as the Huskers’ starting QB
The Carriker Chronicles are always worth paying attention to, because it’s a former Husker who has not only been following the program closely but adds a journalist’s eye to what’s going on as well as someone who knows the ins and outs.
ICMYI on Husker Corner
Nebraska football commit Ronald Thompkins injured during season opener
It’s hard to think this is anything other than bad news for a kid who was coming off a knee injury last season.
Nebraska basketball: Huskers attempting to steal power forward from Stanford
The Huskers are going hard after a talented power forward who just happens to be getting recruited by another in-state school.