Nebraska football has found its replacement for special teams coach with the hiring of Tennessee assistant coach Mike Ekeler. Ekeler, a native Nebraskan, played at Kansas State before transitioning into coaching at various collegiate programs. He spent three successful seasons in Lincoln under coach Bo Pelini, helping lead the Huskers to conference division titles and some of the best defensive rankings in the country.
During his coaching career, Ekeler has developed over a dozen NFL players, including notable names from his time at Nebraska such as Lavonte David and Phillip Dillard. His return to Lincoln has sparked excitement among fans as they anticipate his impact on the team’s special teams unit.
Ekeler’s experience and success in coaching make him a valuable addition to the Nebraska football program, with his focus on player development and building strong defensive units. His hiring signals a strong commitment from the Huskers to improve their special teams play and continue their competitive presence in the Big Ten Conference.
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