When the Nebraska football team takes the field against Michigan, the staff wants to see a new level of intensity. That and other kernels in Go Big Read.
The talk of the week has been about buying in. Several Nebraska football players have mentioned they haven’t seen some of their teammates fully accepting what needs to be done.
When it comes to the Huskers, the coaching staff is hoping the buy-in happens this week. The intensity level of the Cornhuskers hasn’t been as high as Scott Frost would like.
The team is going to be looking to each other to find that extra intensity. That and other kernels in this morning’s Go Big Read.
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