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- Nebraska expects nine transfer additions to start and has two more competing for starting jobs after several newcomers exceeded the staff's January film evaluations during fall camp. - Nebraska's projected starting offensive line brings 108 combined starts and displayed more quickness and explosiveness than general manager Pat Stewart expected after an extended offseason strength phase. - UCLA transfer receiver Kwazi Gilmer showed a thicker frame and more twitch than his prior film and emerged as an important offensive leader during camp. - Nebraska declined to spend portal resources at running back because the staff believes the returning room and more mobile quarterbacks can collectively replace Emmett Johnson's production. - Nebraska expects to rotate 10 to 12 defensive linemen after Jahsear Whittington and Owen Stoudmire impressed, with Stoudmire reshaping his body after being limited by injury in the spring.

- Freshman corner Danny Odem is processing assignments faster and making more plays on the ball, but Jeremiah Charles and Victor Evans remain the prominent contenders to start opposite Andrew Marshall. - Freshman tight end Luke Sorensen already possesses unusual strength, speed, hands and route ability at age 18, although technique and positioning still stand between him and a large offensive role. - Eric Ingwerson has developed to 270 pounds and is positioned for a blocking-heavy role when Nebraska uses heavier offensive personnel. - Rush end Jordan Ochoa added more than 30 pounds and helped convince Matt Rhule that edge may be Nebraska's deepest defensive position. - Gunnar Gottula is expected to start at right tackle after a strong camp and missed time for Tree Babalade.

- Nebraska lists Nyziah Hunter, Jacory Barney Jr. and UCLA transfer Kwazi Gilmer as starting receivers after camp gains in route speed, ball skills, route running, ball placement and yards after catch. - Second-team receiver Quinn Clark is expected to play as much as Nebraska's three starters and will start in 10 personnel after making major developmental progress over the past eight months. - Nebraska has no designated RB1 for the Ohio opener and plans to play Mekhi Nelson, Isaiah Mozee and Jamal Rule in a three-back rotation after all three produced strong camps. - Demitrius Bell returned to practice during fall camp and reached Nebraska's opening depth chart after knee trouble prevented him from playing or running routes for the previous two years.

- Practice: He talked off to the side to a small group of us after the spring game and I appreciated his answer about his nickname, "Bread." Basically liked the nickname, took it upon himself and...

- Intel: * 52 players cleared the 500-pound mark on the back squat.

- Nebraska quarterback Anthony Colandrea received recognition Monday morning, as he was named to the preseason watch list for the Maxwell Award. - Colandrea, who transferred to Nebraska for the 2026 season, was the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year at UNLV last season, throwing for 3,459 yards and 23 touchdowns while rushing for 649 yards and 10 scores. - He guided a UNLV offense that ranked 18th nationally...