Fall Camp Practice #7
Just a week into fall camp, the Nebraska football depth chart is firming up, coach Scott Frost said after Friday's practice.
Most positions are “pretty solidified,” he said. Notable exceptions include the continuing competition for the top punting and kickoff jobs and for the No. 2 spot at quarterback behind Adrian Martinez.
At running back, Frost said he was pleasantly surprised with the progress of USC transfer Markese Stepp's recovery from a foot injury. Of true freshman Gabe Ervin, he said: “I think Gabe’s ready. He came in as an adult.”
Frost announced that his longtime friend Gerrod Lambrecht is stepping down as the football program's chief of staff to pursue a business opportunity. Lambrecht's role will be filled by Andrew Sims, director of football operations.
Go here to follow the HuskerMax discussion of Friday's news.
Scenes from practice
Coverage
- Hail Varsity | Frost Recaps Nebraska's First Full Week of Fall Camp
- Lincoln Journal Star | Rapid Reaction: Chief of staff Lambrecht leaving Husker football; backup QB battle continues
- Husker247 | Frost Hits: Husker head coach offers observations week into camp
- Omaha World-Herald | Notes: Scott Frost encouraged by new RBs; Update on position battles
- Omaha World-Herald | Nebraska football's chief of staff leaves program for 'another business opportunity'
- Nebraska Athletics | Frost Reflects on First Week of Fall Camp
- Lincoln Journal Star | Frost talks departure of 'one of my best friends'; young QB battle; Markese Stepp progress
- Husker247 | Frost discusses change to key position in Husker football department
- HuskerOnline | After spring setback, RB Markese Stepp is back on track
- Hail Varsity | Running Back Battle Rages On into Week Two of Fall Camp
- HuskerOnline | After Martinez, Nebraska's backup quarterback job remains wide open