Rhule: Michigan Exposed Nebraska's Line, RB Depth
Rhule: Michigan Exposed Nebraska's Line, RB Depth

Rhule: Michigan Exposed Nebraska's Line, RB Depth

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After Nebraska's 30-27 loss to Michigan, coach Matt Rhule said Michigan controlled the line of scrimmage and that Nebraska must improve its run game and line play. Emmett Johnson handled the vast majority of snaps, and Rhule has asked staff to name a permanent No. 2 after Kwinten Ives, Mekhi Nelson and Isaiah Mozee failed to separate. Rhule acknowledged roster-building limits tied to NIL and transfer-market spending that cost Nebraska targets such as CharMar Brown, while praising the backs on the roster. The offensive line was pushed back in key moments, allowed multiple sacks, and left tackles Gunnar Gottula and Teddy Prochazka drew scrutiny as transfer Elijah Pritchett continues to acclimate. Rhule showed the team 45 plays to highlight situational fixes and said Nebraska will use its bye week to address personnel and scheme before facing Michigan State.

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