Nebraska makes the end of the spring play officer, replaces it with skill competitions

Lincoln, NEB – Nebraska Spring Football game, which is located in the 1920s and plays annually since 1950. years will be replaced by skill competitions and 7-on-7 games on the Memorial Stadium announced on Thursday.

The coach Matt Rhule said five weeks ago, he would very suspect the spring game would be played for his concerns about other teams that scout the players in scrimmage and possibly passing them on the portal.

Skill competitions will be similar to NFLs for the vessel. In addition to these and 7-to 7 games, former players will participate in various competitions and will be a female football exhibition of flags.

Tickets are $ 10 for adults. For an additional $ 50, fans can take up a one-hour tour of the basic football building of the Osborne Legacy.

As part of Husker’s games, as an event is happening, Nebraska will also host a women’s football exhibition against Wyoming and Spring Volleyball Match against Kansas.

While spring soccer games remain popular and large draw in some programs, in the last few programs began to move away from traditional crossings due to smaller conscripts and risk injuries. Nebraska, Texas, the state of Ohio and Southern California are among the programs that are completed this year.