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Nebraska QB Colandrea Shines in Spring Scrimmage
29 Mar
Summary
- Transfer QB Anthony Colandrea showed dual-threat ability in his debut.
- True freshman Jamal Rule scored a 75-yard touchdown run.
- Proceeds from the 27,188-attendee scrimmage benefited wildfire relief.
Nebraska's spring football practice concluded with a scrimmage that drew 27,188 fans to Memorial Stadium. Team Nebraska narrowly defeated Team Huskers 22-17 in the 118-play event.
Transfer quarterback Anthony Colandrea, making his first appearance before Nebraska fans, completed 12 of 19 passes for 80 yards and two touchdowns in the first half. He showcased decisive playmaking and escapability from the pocket, though he also had one interception.
True freshman running back Jamal Rule rushed for 121 yards on 10 carries, highlighted by a 75-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. The team's offensive performance impressed coach Matt Rhule.
Proceeds from ticket sales were designated for relief efforts supporting areas affected by recent wildfires in western Nebraska. Defensive standouts included Jahsear Whittington with a sack and Derek Wacker with 10 tackles.
