Nebraska football team has found its No. 2 running back behind Emmett Johnson in Kwinten Ives, who has impressed offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen with his work ethic and progress during the spring. Ives has been working on his physicality and running technique, with his performance in the Pinstripe Bowl carrying over into off-season workouts. Holgorsen emphasized that Ives’ promotion to the No. 2 spot is not due to the other backs being inferior, but rather lacking experience. Ives has only 6 carries in his college career, but with Johnson being the only veteran back on the team, someone had to step up, and Ives has done just that. Despite his limited playing time, Ives is poised to surprise and make an impact in the upcoming season for the Nebraska football team. The team’s strategy for utilizing its running backs in the fall will be one to watch as Ives takes on a more prominent role in the backfield.
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