Reds 55
Whites 7

April 15, 2017 • 1 p.m. Central
Memorial Stadium •Lincoln, NE • BTN2Go

Red 6 21 7 21 - 55 White 0 7 0 0 - 7

1st quarter R: Drew Brown 35 field goal, 11:50 R: Brown 33 field goal, 3:21 2nd quarter W: Tristan Gebbia 4 run (Jeremiah Stovall kick) 12:07 R: Devine Ozigbo 6 run (Brown kick) 8:03 R: JD Spielman 30 pass from Tanner Lee (Brown kick) 5:35 R: Mikale Wilbon 9 pass from Patrick O'Brien (Brown kick) 0:21 3rd quarter R: Jack Stoll 9 pass from Lee (Brown kick) 7:25 4th quarter R: Wyatt Mazour 5 run (Brown kick) 14:03 R: Tanner Hass 11 pass from Lee (Brown kick) 12:25 R: Hass 15 pass from Gebbia (Brown kick) 1:28 Attendance: 78,312  

NEW SPRING GAME RECORDS

TEAM
• Pass attempts: 51, Red (49, Red, 2004)
• Pass attempts, both teams: 95; (76, 2005)
• Pass completions: 33, Red (29, Red, 2004)
• Passing yards: 379, Red (366, White, 2005)
• Passing yards, both teams: 693 (606, 2005)
INDIVIDUAL
• PATs: 7, Drew Brown, Red (tied Dale Klein, Red, 1986)
Tre Bryant carries the ball and tries to elude Jeremiah Stovall.

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Red Rolls to Spring Game Win: More than 78,000 red-clad Husker fans watched Nebraska quarterbacks combine for 693 passing yards on 62 completions as the Red team rolled to a 55-7 victory over the White team in the Spring Game.

Leading the No. 1 offense for the Red team, quarterbacks Tanner Lee and Patrick O’Brien did not disappoint. Lee completed 13 of 19 passes for 190 yards and three touchdowns, while O’Brien completed 11 of 17 for 134 yards and a score.

Freshman quarterback Tristan Gebbia also moved the White offense effectively throughout the first half against the top defensive units.

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Commentary

Heady

It’s the showing out by top recruits on Saturday, with the commitment of a few them, that will stick around for a while.

Land of 10
Carriker

There was a Devine Ozogbo sighting. Yes! That was good to see.

Callahan

It’s not easy to live up to the hype, but through 15 spring practices ... Tanner Lee did exactly that.

HuskerOnline
Vogel

There just might be something to this notion of ‘fit’ and Nebraska’s next quarterback.

Hail Varsity
Keeler

Lee looked to have the most control in the pocket ... from start to finish. He also had the best touch.

Land of 10
Washut

The game film from Saturday will likely only strengthen [Cole] Conrad’s grip on the top center spot.

HuskerOnline
Sipple

If Lee isn’t named the starter sometime soon, it will shock a lot of folks who follow the program closely.

Lincoln Journal Star
Shatel

This is the deepest collection of raw quarterback talent that NU has had in years and years.

Omaha World-Herald
Dienhart

Keep an eye on [Luke] Gifford in the fall in this new 3-4. He will make an impact one way or another.

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