DT Nash Hutmacher

[Vince R.]

I think he could come in and handle the physical aspect of RG after a year in the system, but he would really have to learn the intricacies of playing on the Oline, which isn't easy. With that said, once he does learn it, I think he could be dominant. 

On defense, he's not very good. If he plays and moves like that against that competition, he has little to no shot making an impact in college. 

 

[Ziebol]

Everything that he lacks is coachable; staying low, snap awareness, hand movements. What is unique is his physical strength and acceleration off blocks. His whole hudl is him shedding triple teams and double teams with basically no moves but pure strength. There is a reason Wiscy wanted him. 

 

[Danimal]

Everything that he lacks is coachable; staying low, snap awareness, hand movements. What is unique is his physical strength and acceleration off blocks. His whole hudl is him shedding triple teams and double teams with basically no moves but pure strength. There is a reason Wiscy wanted him. 

Yes, and Wiscy has been running a successful 3-4 for a long time.  Granted  the competition isn't that great but it says something that even with no technique double and triple teams can't move him out of there,  and that's job-one for a NT. 

 

[Huskers93-97]

I think he could come in and handle the physical aspect of RG after a year in the system, but he would really have to learn the intricacies of playing on the Oline, which isn't easy. With that said, once he does learn it, I think he could be dominant. 

On defense, he's not very good. If he plays and moves like that against that competition, he has little to no shot making an impact in college. 

Didnt Jurgens just move to OL in the off season and is now the starter?

 

[Huskers93-97]

I recall the last guy who had amazing brute strength at Nebraska. Came in- struggled the first 2 years with bad coaching. Got good coaching his last 2 years and nearly won a heisman.

 

[teachercd]

I gotta think that the Polar Bear will play any position that the coaches want, the Polar Bear is all about the team.  Polar Bear only wants to win and he will do whatever it takes, trust me, the Polar Bear will be ready

-  His Dad (probably)

 

[30-50 Feral Hogs]

I gotta thing that the Polar Bear will play any position that the coaches want, the Polar Bear is all about the team.  Polar Bear only wants to win and he will do whatever it takes, trust me, the Polar Bear will be ready

-  His Dad (probably)

#NashNation

 

[The_Fan_Man]

I recall the last guy who had amazing brute strength at Nebraska. Came in- struggled the first 2 years with bad coaching. Got good coaching his last 2 years and nearly won a heisman.

Tanner Farmer?

 

[30-50 Feral Hogs]

Tanner Farmer?

Nice try there, Tanners dad.

 

[Vince R.]

I recall the last guy who had amazing brute strength at Nebraska. Came in- struggled the first 2 years with bad coaching. Got good coaching his last 2 years and nearly won a heisman.

Really...

 

[Waldo]

I know he's listed at 6-5 but does anyone really think he's going to play DL?  For some reason, I see him as becoming a phenomenal guard.

He is probably 6’ 2.5”. I bumped into him this summer and I would agree that his body type and film are more suitable to OL than DL. 

 

[Mavric]

Had 10 tackles in their first game last week

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

I gotta think that the Polar Bear will play any position that the coaches want, the Polar Bear is all about the team.  Polar Bear only wants to win and he will do whatever it takes, trust me, the Polar Bear will be ready

-  His Dad (probably)

Hes not wrong lol 

 

[Mavric]

13 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries last week

 

[Mavric]

Little brother Noah (2023) was in attendance tonight with big bro