Dana Holgorsen sees progress in Nebraska's offense during fall camp

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Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Dana Holgorsen sees progress in Nebraska's offense during fall camp
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Nebraska offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen expressed satisfaction with the progress of the offense during early fall camp. Entering his second full season overseeing the unit, Holgorsen is adapting to a new projected starting quarterback, Anthony Colandrea, following the transfer of Dylan Raiola. Colandrea had a strong previous season at UNLV, where he was named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Holgorsen emphasized the experience of the quarterbacks in camp, including T.J. Lateef and Daniel Kaelin, as beneficial for communication and execution. The team will continue to build towards its season opener on September 5 against the Ohio Bobcats at Memorial Stadium.

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  • Dana Holgorsen is pleased with early fall camp results.
  • Anthony Colandrea is expected to replace Dylan Raiola as starting QB.
  • Colandrea had a standout junior season at UNLV.
  • Nebraska opens its season on September 5 against Ohio.
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Nebraska offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen is pleased with the unit's progress early in fall camp.

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