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— Tommy Armstrong said that he was overall pleased with the performance in Saturday’s scrimmage. Tommy said there were passes that he could have had back in the scrimmage that fell incomplete.
Tommy said he’s not sure what his numbers are completion percentage-wise for the fall, but said the group needs to get better as a whole going forward.
- Nyatawa, "Offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf called the plays Saturday. They were signaled from the sideline. Quarterback Tommy Armstrong interpreted those signals and relayed it to his teammates. They broke the huddle. Then analyzed the defense. And finally, snapped the ball.
The process got bogged down at times. Quarterbacks had to signal for timeouts a couple times. They want to be sharper, according to both Langsdorf and Armstrong.
"We were slow at times," Langsdorf said. "We've got to get that communication faster. We've got to break the huddle quicker so that we can look at the defense and get us to the best play available."
Said Armstrong: "Just making sure we know personnel. Making sure we get into the huddle. Making sure we're getting the plays, the signals from the coaches. Making sure we're getting to the line on time. During the scrimmage, we found ourselves in a hole, being able to get guys in motion — and we have like 4 seconds left on the play clock."
- Long, " Nebraska's Tommy Armstrong wants to improve on "average" scrimmage performance."
— Tommy Armstrong said that he was overall pleased with the performance in Saturday’s scrimmage. Tommy said there were passes that he could have had back in the scrimmage that fell incomplete.
Tommy said he’s not sure what his numbers are completion percentage-wise for the fall, but said the group needs to get better as a whole going forward.
- Nyatawa, "Offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf called the plays Saturday. They were signaled from the sideline. Quarterback Tommy Armstrong interpreted those signals and relayed it to his teammates. They broke the huddle. Then analyzed the defense. And finally, snapped the ball.
The process got bogged down at times. Quarterbacks had to signal for timeouts a couple times. They want to be sharper, according to both Langsdorf and Armstrong.
"We were slow at times," Langsdorf said. "We've got to get that communication faster. We've got to break the huddle quicker so that we can look at the defense and get us to the best play available."
Said Armstrong: "Just making sure we know personnel. Making sure we get into the huddle. Making sure we're getting the plays, the signals from the coaches. Making sure we're getting to the line on time. During the scrimmage, we found ourselves in a hole, being able to get guys in motion — and we have like 4 seconds left on the play clock."
- Long, " Nebraska's Tommy Armstrong wants to improve on "average" scrimmage performance."
