Wednesday, August 21, 1985
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Nebraska sophomore l-back Keith Jones runs the 40-yard dash during winter conditioning
drills last semester. Jones will be vying for playing time with Doug DuBose and Paul Miles.
DuBose to pace NU backs
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By Mike Reilley
Senior Reporter
Unlike the other position coaches on
the Nebraska football team, offensive
backs coach Frank Solich doesn't face
a major rebuilding task this fall.
Solich has one starter, fullback Tom
Rathman, and part-time starter Doug
DuBose returning from last year's 10-2
squad. Several other experienced backs,
including I-backs Paul Miles and Keith
Jones, will also challenge for playing
time, he said.
DuBose, who split time at I-back
with Jeff Smith last year, led the Big
Eight in rushing with 1,040 yards. The
junior from Uncasville, Conn., was an
all-Big Eight first-team selection.
Despite the strong performance last
year, Solich isn't about to name DuBose
as the man to succeed Doug Flutie as
the Heisman Trophy winner.
"On terms of the Heisman, right now
it's not on Doug's mind a great deal and
it's not on ours either," Solich said.
,"We just want him to pick up where he
left off last year and keep improving.
"It's ridiculous to talk about all-Big
Eight and Heisman selections before
we have even taken a snap," he said.
Jones, a former prep standout at
Omaha Central, was the. No. 3 I-back
behind Smith and DuBose last year.
During winter conditioning, he became
the fastest player in Nebraska football
history when he turned in a 4.33
electronically timed clocking in the 40
yard dash.
Solich said the possibility of red
shirting Jones this fall wasn't out of the
question, but the situation was "still a
little cloudy.
"We're going to have to wait until we
get started to make a decision (on
Jones)," he said. "A lot of things could
enter the picture: how he performs,
injuries and how the other backs per
form." Miles, who is coming off an injury
plagued season, finished spring drills
as the No. 2 I-back behind DuBose. The
senior from Princeton, N J., separated
his shoulder in the Cornhusker's 17-9
loss to Syracuse and missed the next
six weeks of the season. He eventually
recovered late in the season, but rein
jured it in practice the week of the
Kansas game.
Solich said Miles has put his injury
woes behind him and is looking "real
fine."
"He finished spring ball real well,"
Solich said. "He's back to 100 percent."
Jon Kelley, asophomore from Lincoln,
rated "closely" with Jones at the No. 3
I-back spot in spring drills and should
see some playing time this fall, Solich
said.
as the other backs so he'll benefit more
running with the freshman offense," he
said.
Rathman rushed for 381 yards and
scored four touchdowns as a starter at
fullback last season. Solich said he
expects the senior from Grand Island
to "pick up where he left off last year."
Ken Kaelin, the No. 2 fullback last
spring, is a "good blocker with plenty
of strength," Solich said.
Micah Heibel, a redshirt sophomore
from Lincoln, is another leading full
back candidate, Solich said.
"Micah graded really high last
spring," he said.
Dari Casterline enters his first season
at fullback after converting from
monster back. The junior from Ever
green, Colo., was redshirted last fall
after he injured his ankle.
The fullback crops will be without
two players this fall because of aca
demic ineligibility. Thurman Hoskins
transferred after he was declared in
eligible in early August and Novell
Jackson failed to make the July 15
grade deadline.
Jackson was redshirted last year so
he could concentrate on studies after
he lost his scholarship because of
academic problems.
Tyreese Knox, a freshman redshirt "He (Jackson) was in a battle for the
from Daly City, Calif., will "probably third spot," Solich said. "We just have
play a lot of freshman ball," Solich to go on without him. We have a
said. number of players in there with a lot of
"He doesn't know the offense as well ability."
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