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Life in the Red: Husker OC Lubick will have an eye on Olympic hurdles tonight and has a heck of a bragging point | Life in the Red


Not so much with Allen. 

“He was the one guy that made me feel slow. No matter what I did. I’d try to get him out of his comfort zone, make him do hills, run a couple miles. Whatever we did, he would kick my butt.” 

There’s no shame in that. Allen was a good college player, too, of course. His best year came in 2014 when he caught 41 passes for 684 yards and seven touchdowns.

In a twist of fate, Allen played his final collegiate football game at Memorial Stadium in 2016 because he suffered a season-ending knee injury during the Huskers’ win over the Ducks. That was only a couple of months after he finished fifth in the 100-meter hurdles in the Olympics in Brazil. 

On Wednesday night, he’ll attempt to become an Olympic medalist. 

Pretty good bragging rights for Lubick, too, not only as a coach but as a runner. 

“It made me better, running with an Olympian,” he said. 



Parker Gabriel and Steven M. Sipple break down the four most notable takeaways after hearing from the Nebraska football team.







Contact the writer at pgabriel@journalstar.com or 402-473-7439. On Twitter @HuskerExtraPG.



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