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To help you enjoy your stay to The Max,
you might like to know that. . .
1. Alcoholic beverages are no longer permitted at Nebraska
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2. Park entry permits are required on all motor vehicles
entering park areas. Permit fees remain at $14 for the
year or $2.50 for a day. .
3. Camping fees are being charged for the first time at
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Nebraska’s Zach Wiegert holds up his jersey, which was retired Saturday at the spring game.
The Huskers will have to replace Wiegert, wno was drafted by St. Louis, on the offensive line.
Offensive line questions remain
By Mitch Sherman
Senior Reporter
A hard-hitting, aggressive
month of spring football has left
Nebraska football coach Tom
Osborne satisfied, even though
several questions remain unan
swered.
Going into the spring, Osborne
said, the CornhusKers looked thin
at several spots, including the of
fensive line, SAM linebacker and
left comerback.
The Huskers lost two All
Americans off their line from last
year—Zach Wiegert and Brenden
Stai. Wiegert had his jersey retired
last Saturday at the spring game.
“I think our offensive line was
the big question coming in,”
Osborne said. “I don’t think we are
overwhelming there, but I think
we can put an offensive line out
that can play pretty well.”
The No. 1 line of Chris Dishman,
Aaron Taylor, Aaron Graham,
Steve Ott and Eric Anderson,
Osborne said, should be solid.
Developing depth, Osborne said,
is still a top priority.
The departure of Troy Dumas,
Osborne said, left the Huskers thin
at SAM linebacker. Redshirt fresh
man Jay Foreman has emerged as
a possible starter. Foreman is even
on the depth chart with Larry
Arnold.
Osborne said he was pleased
with the small post-spring injury
report.
The victims Saturday included
I-back Damon Benning (turned
ankle), split end Riley Washing
ton (sore Achilles’ tendon), I-back
James Sims (knee bruise) and quar
terback Matt Turman (badly
bruised left hand).
Top I-back Lawrence Phillips
didn’t play in the spring game after
aggravating both of his hamstrings
earlier this month. Also absent
because of an injured foot was
Michael Booker.
Booker iscompetingwith Leslie
Dennis and Eric Stokes for the
starting left comerback spot, left
vacant by the departure of Barron
Miles.
SAM linebacker Sean Noster
(shoulder surgery) and free safety
Tray Crayton (tom finger ligament)
also missed Saturday’s game.
Rover Mike Minter played the
first half ofthe spring game. Minter,
a junior from Lawton, Okla., is
recovering from a tom anterior
cruciate ligament suffered Sept. 8
against Texas Tech. Minter was
the fastest player on the team be
fore injuring his knee.
During spring testing, he had
nearly returned to full speed, run
ning a 4.55-second 40-yard dash.
Last winter, Minter ran a 4.41
said Minter still was having knee
problems.
Defensive coordinator Charlie
McBride said he was concerned
with Tony Veland’s knee. The se
nior free safety, who started 11
games last season, is still feeling
the effects of a tom patellar ten
don, injured more than a year and
a haffrago.
McBride said Veland was ham
pered during the spring game.
“It’s going to be a big factor to
find a good backup for Veland,”
McBride said. “If he isn’t able to
make it through a spring game, I
don’t see how he is going to make
it through the season. That’s a big
concern, because right now, I don’t
think that knee will hold up this
year.”
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