[Husker] A few good articles

[Mike Jaixen]

If the Oklahoma drill serves only to build team unity,
not only between the players but also between the
players and coaches as well, it will be time and
effort well spent.  After the 3rd spring practice,
this idea sure sounds like a winner.

As for Panico, I can't help but remember the number of
people who criticized the fans in the stadium for
booing Steve Pederson at halftime of the Colorado
game.  None of those individuals criticized the booing
of Panico.  I will give Panico credit for keeping his
head up.

--- Monty Perry <python3955 at hotmail.com> wrote:

>  The Oklahoma drill is getting rave reviews from the
> players.
> 
>  Cory Ross  lined up behind the offensive linemen
> and took the handoff. Once 
> he cleared the line, the only thing standing between
> Ross and the end zone 
> was sophomore safety Travis Gingery. After a burst
> of speed and a sickening 
> thud, Gingery was laid out on the turf and Ross
> scooted to freedom.
> Ross' hit on Gingery was a perfect example of why
> Coach Bill Callahan 
> implemented the drill.
>
http://www.dailynebraskan.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2005/03/28/424792f6a5ff4
> 
> 
>  Panico putting boos behind
> 
>  Panico says the talk "went in one ear and out the
> other," and that he's 
> ready to fight for his spot this spring as at least
> four players, including 
> I-back Cory Ross, vie to become the new return
> specialist.
>  He's put on roughly 20 pounds of muscle in the
> offseason and is serious 
> when he says he'll give Ross and Marque McCray and
> whoever a fight for the 
> punt-return spot.
>
http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_pg=528&u_xid=13&u_sid=1370383
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Mike Jaixen


		
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