Huskers Wrap Up Training Camp

Lincoln -- The Nebraska football team concluded the training camp portion of its fall schedule on Sunday afternoon with a two-and-a-half hour workout in half pads on the grass practice field.

Sunday was originally scheduled to mark the final of five two-a-day practices for the Huskers, but Head Coach Bill Callahan canceled the morning session due to the team’s progress so far, as well as the upcoming academic session.

“Number one, the team starts school tomorrow,” Callahan said. “That’s the most important thing for these guys, to get ready to transition to school and academics. Number two, I feel comfortable where we’re at from a preparation standpoint. They’ve worked extremely hard.”

Callahan was pleased with the limited number of injuries the team suffered during fall camp.

“With the exception of Jordan Adams, we came through it pretty healthy,” Callahan said. In fact, Seppo Evwaraye made the field today. Lydon Murtha and Cory Timm came back and returned. Their work was limited, but it was good to see them back out.”

Following a day off on Monday, the Huskers begin their in-season schedule with a Tuesday afternoon practice.