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Week 7: Matt Rhule Speaks with Media, Scouting Oregon
Rhule said Nebraska will monitor injuries while Oregon weighs its quarterback options after Dante Moore entered concussion protocol.
- Following a 20-17 loss to Indiana last week, Nebraska is preparing for a Week 7 road game against Oregon on Saturday at 10 p.m. CT, requiring significant schedule adjustments for the late kickoff.
- Coach Matt Rhule emphasized the team is "angry" about the result and must play well for 60 minutes; he urged players to avoid making excuses for the close defeat to the Hoosiers.
- Quarterback Anthony Colandrea will continue playing aggressively, Rhule confirmed, despite sacks reducing his net rushing yards to 47 against Indiana; the coach prefers trusting his players over analytics.
- To prepare for the 2 a.m. finish, Nebraska is pushing back practice times by two hours and asking players to adjust sleep schedules for the late-night environment in Eugene, Oregon.
- Regarding player availability, Rhule said defensive lineman Riley Van Poppel is day-to-day, while cornerback Jamir Conn's status remains uncertain until Wednesday; Oregon starter Dante Moore is in concussion protocol.
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Week 7: Matt Rhule speaks with media, scouting Oregon
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule met with the media for his weekly press conference at the Hawks Championship Center on Monday morning, reflecting on the team’s loss to then No. 7 Indiana, and looking ahead to the team’s Week 7 tilt against Oregon. “You know everyone by name and you know how talented they are,” Rhule...
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