Lincoln, NEB.- Nebraska Spring Game, which is the best and one of the major revenue manufacturer in college football, possibly not going ahead due to concern about other teams of coach mats, who will hunt their players Wali worries about other teams.
“The word ‘tampering is no longer present,” Rule said at his midwinter news conference on Saturday. “It is just a full -free open common market. I do not necessarily want to open for the outside world and people look at our people and say, ‘He looks like a very good player. Let’s get him. ,
Nebraska has a long tradition in the spring game. Last year, the event reached the fourth highest position in the country behind the Spring Games in the 60,452 Memorial Stadium, Ohio State, Alabama and Pen State. The game of Cornhockers was also aired on the Big Ten Network.
“I provide a lot of opportunities to our players with many people,” Rule said. “So you go out and bring them to a group of new players and show them to see all other schools? I don’t matter much to me.”
Six Nebraska players entered the transfer portal a week after last year’s spring game.
The duration of the spring portal ends on 25 April this year, a day before the spring practice of Nebraska. However, players can switch schools without entering the portal, as is especially a recent step in Miami, Wisconsin Safety Xavier Lucas.
RHULE stated that exposing its players to other schools is a concern for them compared to risking injuries in a spring game. Receiver Dometrus Bell and Cornerback Bailey Hill were hurt in last year’s spring game and missed the season. RHULE said that live tackling will continue in scimples during spring exercises.
“People are now being compensated now, and you are putting money behind some people, a complete set of parameters,” Rule said. “Still you have to be good at the same time. Honestly, for me, it is about protecting the roster and protecting through that portal period. ,
Rule said that even though it is “highly suspicious”, a spring game will be held with a scimmage format, he wants to “show” his players in some fashion. Athletic director Troy Denon said in his radio show last week that a determined program would be held on 26 April, possibly one that includes football and other fall games.