They get preferential treatment in a lot of ways over the rest of the student body, so this is understandable. When you are a football player, you get to stay in nicer dorms than a normal freshman would. Matt Rhule to have Nebraska football team staying in the dorms for fall campįootball players staying in the dorms may not sound like a big deal to outsiders, but you have to remember this one important fact about Division I athletes and the rest of the student body. It may not be an overnight turnaround, but past results indicate Rhule will get this right in Lincoln. We report July 30 and we start the first practice on July 31 and classes start Aug.

We are going to move back on campus, and we are going to build a team.

I’m really grateful to (University) Housing for letting us do that. Nobody is living in their apartment for 12 days to two weeks. We are moving into the dorms on campus - coaches, too. Here is what Rhule told Husker Online about the plans for his team heading into fall camp in a bit. Maybe it’ll work out for the Cornhuskers so they can return to their former glory soon? It will be about 12 to 14 days of this program really getting to know each other. With Matt Rhule taking over in Lincoln, the Nebraska football head coach is having his players and staff live in the Selleck Quadrangle Dorm on campus, as opposed to staying in their homes and apartments, for training camp. While we all Remember the Titans, maybe one day soon we will Remember the Huskers? Matt Rhule is going back to the basics when it comes to what Nebraska football’s fall camp will look like.

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