Key takeaways from the Huskers' spring game
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Apr. 13, 2015 5:40 p.m. ET
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Mike Riley made his coaching debut at Nebraska in front of 76,881 fans in the Red-White Spring Game on Saturday. The game itself was largely vanilla, with the feel of trying to continue the evaluation period for the new staff. Here are a few things to take away:
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