Mekhi Nelson

That's something that was missing, I think, in the offense for Oregon.

I had Mekhi Nelson and Lyndon Meyer.

All three guys, you know, guys that you just felt like weren't where you hoped they would be last week, although

Lindemeyer, I think especially, I can't get enough

It has to be part of it.

But, you know, is, you know, Jamal Rule with another week to kind of rest up from that ankle? Is he able to, you know, run a little bit more easily and show a little bit more of kind of what we saw at the start of the year versus, you know, the most of Big Ten play? You know, is Mekhi Nelson going to benefit from the opportunity to heal up a little bit? Because I think he was fighting some things, too, the last few weeks that, you know, maybe people weren't aware of.

you know, is, is, you know, mid fifties, I think in rush defense, it's an opportunity for Nebraska, I think to get the, the traditional run game going a little bit.

And, you know, it's, it's hard to kind of square, I think in Nebraska has played good defenses the last two weeks, but it's, you know, when you kind of square the last six quarters of what Nebraska has done offensively with that first half against Indiana, where I thought the play calling was pretty darn good, a pretty good mix of things.

Jamal Rule, an extra week.

Mekhi Nelson had the extra week to kind of heal up, so you hope that that has helped them, but then Isaiah Mosey, it looked initially worse, but he was back out there at practice, so they're pretty much, at least on paper, a full deck other than Vince Genitone's injury.

So we'll see how that plays out because, again, until you make that 100% live game cut, you just don't know in some of these ankle situations.

We've seen it with Jamal Rule now for the last month.

And I think Jamal rules up to that.

And I think Mekhi Nelson is too.

I mean, and you're going to have to be able to.

grind out yards when you get into Big Ten play.