Fisher at Big Red Breakfast

[Mavric]

Brian Rosenthal ‏@HuskerExtraBR 1h1 hour ago

Rich Fisher at Big Red Breakfast; says Brandon Reilly, after two hamstring pulls, is back to where he was, should be seeing more reps.

Brian Rosenthal ‏@HuskerExtraBR 1h1 hour ago

Fisher on DeMornay Pierson-El: “I don’t know that I thought when I recruited him that he would be this good, this fast."

[Mavric]

Brian Rosenthal ‏@HuskerExtraBR 1h1 hour ago

Fisher impressed when Kenny Bell said, "I get to tell my kids one day that I got to block for Ameer Abdullah." #Huskers

[Mavric]

On the day before Kenny Bell will likely set another Nebraska career receiving record, the senior’s position coach wanted to honor Bell’s play.

So about 120 fans at Friday’s weekly Big Red Breakfast watched Nebraska receivers coach Rich Fisher share 30 minutes of highlight video, much of it focusing on Bell.

They saw all of about three Bell catches.

The rest of the film session focused on his blocking.

“This might be the single best block I’ve seen from a receiver in my career,” Fisher said while showing Bell’s block during Ameer Abdullah’s 50-yard run against Northwestern.

On the play, Bell made initial contact with the Northwestern defensive back near midfield, stayed with his block while running down the Northwestern sideline and continued to drive his defender through the end zone and beyond the goal posts, before finally relenting.

Fellow wide receiver Jordan Westerkamp told Fisher he’d have to find a way to credit Bell with more “Perimeter Warrior” points for such a block.

Westerkamp was referring to Fisher’s annual award he bestows upon the Nebraska receiver who earns the most points in Fisher’s scoring system for blocking on the perimeter.

A knockdown block, for instance, is a big point-getter. Bell had two such blocks last week against Rutgers on Abdullah’s 53-yard touchdown run.

 

LJS

[blackshirt98]

I fo one be dam glad to see da pressure out back on the receivers blocking. Be pleased as honey on cornbread if I saw da oline keep track of pancakes again

[Danimal]

Given Moore's predilection for drops it's good to get another wr option in Reilly back.

[huskerhill]

I fo one be dam glad to see da pressure out back on the receivers blocking. Be pleased as honey on cornbread if I saw da oline keep track of pancakes again

Word

[ADS]

I fo one be dam glad to see da pressure out back on the receivers blocking. Be pleased as honey on cornbread if I saw da oline keep track of pancakes again

Please just stop

[The Dude]

This team desperately needs someone to step up and keep Moore on the bench. Hopefully Reilly is that guy. Switch Moore to defense ASAP.

[okaive]

Dammit, wheres the video.

[Stumpy1]

 

I fo one be dam glad to see da pressure out back on the receivers blocking. Be pleased as honey on cornbread if I saw da oline keep track of pancakes again

Please just stop

 

I'm starting to think it's Polo's sock. He has been somewhat absent since this guy showed up.

 

Or it's Knapp trying to be cool

[MichiganDad3]

I fo one be dam glad to see da pressure out back on the receivers blocking. Be pleased as honey on cornbread if I saw da oline keep track of pancakes again

Bell may have more pancakes than some of our OL

[Landlord]

More praise for Kenny Bell and everyone ignores it.

[lo country]

More praise for Kenny Bell and everyone ignores it.

Kenny's comments above solidified him IMO, in his rightful place of Husker greats. That kid gets "IT". The staff, (and I complain about them often) do get it it right when it comes to recruiting kids and teaching them about life after football in addition to looking for character

[chamrocck]

This team desperately needs someone to step up and keep Moore on the bench. Hopefully Reilly is that guy. Switch Moore to defense ASAP.

I feel like Moore will get better as he is just a sophomore...he is showing improvement and think he can be solid if he can eliminate some of the drops. Just catch the ball first and then worry about getting yards. I actually am looking for more out of Allen.

[Mavric]

Haven't seen much of Moore today