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Parker Gabriel delivers the top four interesting things from head football coach Scott Frost’s post-practice presser on Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021.







“There’s definitely a lot more energy in the stadium, so that’s always nice,” senior defensive lineman Ben Stille said. “We are pretty used to playing these morning games. Not necessarily the most fun thing to sit in the hotel all day and wait for it, but then once you get out on the field, it’s definitely more electric.”

Coaches? They’re not so wild about the late start.

“We’ll push meetings back. We’ll get them up in the morning and do something physical to get them going a little bit,” Frost said. “Coaches don’t like the night games. It’s a lot of sitting around in a hotel, but the environment is going to be special. I’ve been up there before for a night game and it’s a pretty special environment.

“So, I know that our guys are going to be able to feed off that and have a lot of juice. I’m looking forward to the challenge.”

The good news for Nebraska is that the team is already road tested. The bad news, of course, is that the Huskers have ultimately lost both road games so far. The challenge, then, is to build on the past two and play cleaner against the Spartans. 

“Guys are excited to get back out on the field,” Frost said. “I think they were encouraged by last week and we know we have another great opportunity this week. The preparation was good and guys are excited.” 



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