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Inside Nebraska's Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese break down Nebraska football's 2024 spring game where fans and media got a first glimpse of 5-star QB enrollee Dylan Raiola and other new Huskers.

Inside Nebraska's Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese preview Saturday's Nebraska football Red-White Game in this edition of Rapid Recap.
They give a quick rundown of the spring game format and the plan for the quarterbacks – which Matt Rhule laid out at his Thursday press conference – then dive into the offense and defense with a player to watch on each side of the ball.

Inside Nebraska's Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese give their analysis and takeaways from Tuesday's media availability with Nebraska football offensive coaches and players ahead of the Red-White spring game.
 
Today, they focus on the conversation around the quarterback position as one player in particular begins to separate himself from the rest, the establishment of a running back-by-committee, and the Huskers' quest for more explosive plays on offense.

Inside Nebraska’s Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese analyze Thursday’s press conference with Nebraska football defensive coordinator Tony White, linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek, and players Riley Van Poppel, Chief Borders and Mikai Gbayor.

Inside Nebraska's Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese recap Thursday's Nebraska football spring practice media availability which featured Matt Rhule, offensive line coach Donovan Raiola and Husker offensive linemen Ben Scott and Bryce Benhart.
They discuss Rhule's insight on the performance of Nebraska's young QBs, the depth of the offensive line, as well as the emergence of Chief Borders and other 'Jack' linebackers.

Zack Carpenter and Tim Verghese break down Nebraska football's second open practice of spring football which featured an open-practice session made available to the media – one that was highlighted by an exciting, energetic 11-on-11 team scrimmage focused on the two-minute drill.
They break down the performance of true freshman QBs Daniel Kaelin and Dylan Raiola, the performance of the Huskers' receiving corps, and takeaways from post-practice interviews with Ed Foley, Evan Cooper and select players.