Tyson Terry

You know, they got the big man, Berryman, who is a large human being.

And then Tyson Terry.

Both of those guys played some key, like, money downs, which was encouraging.

And they didn't necessarily, like, make a splash play, but they didn't get overwhelmed.

Nebraska will get into the defense, but they were forced into – They earned it, I guess, probably.

But Riley Van Poppel's out, and you had Dylan Berryman out there and Tyson Terry.

And my point is to bring it into a...

A select idea here is that they've got some young players that are helping in big moments, and they're showing that they can play a little bit.

Mm-hmm.

Um, even Tyson Terry.

Yeah.

Tyson Terry could come out and wrestle, and I think that he could...

I'm not gonna say that he would start day one.

He'd have his hands full with Cayden Harley, but, uh, he could win some matches, absolutely.

But I'm curious what you think in terms of when he rotates out or when you feel like maybe he needs a breather or something like that.

Are we at a point where you're like, hey, maybe Dylan Berryman gets a little bit more run? We saw Tyson Terry last week.

I thought Tyson Terry was better at getting vertical than he was holding up at the point of attack the way Stoudmire does.

I would say the same thing for Riley Van Poppel.

He's actually gotten vertical pretty well this year.

I didn't think this was his skill set.

Swap it out.

I thought Tyson Terry was going to be someone who could hold up at the point of attack.

I think overall... and we talked a little bit about it on our podcast, BC, about the interior of the line with Owen Stoudmire's health and kind of where that stands and also just being able to find a little bit more depth behind he and Whittington and Van Poppel.

You know, what is the, is it Tyson Terry? Is it LaFotu? Is it Huffkin? Like, who are you going to be able to rely on a little bit more in Big Ten play in that rotation, I think, is going to be really key.

But I think To this point, I've been pretty impressed with the way that that group has pass-rushed together.

I think you're starting to see the athleticism of guys like Williams, Maneri start to show up.

Yeah.

I think when you're himself, you know, obviously Tyson Terry played a good amount when he, I can't remember if he either banged up his shoulder or his hand when he reached out for that, uh, tackle.

And then one of the Nebraska guys is kind of one of those friendly fires that happened in the game.

And, um, So his role really, I mean, is you're keeping linemen off the linebackers.

You saw Riley Van Poppel have to take on a bigger chunk of snaps in that game because of that.

Tyson Terry, I think, played around 900 snaps in that game, so it wasn't like a ton, but...

I think both of those guys and them being able to hold up are really important to whatever direction the season's going to go.

I mean, I think they just have to continue to be solid pieces, and in Whittington's case, more of a splash player, too, on third down.

And that was the possession where it was kind of, you know, like you'd started to see him run, get their horns out a little bit with the run game.

Obviously, you have some younger players growing.

I think Tyson Terry is going to be really good in time and I thought Van Poppel, when I watched it back, sort of popped a couple times more than I saw even from the press box.

And so there is encouraging stuff that's happening there.