New Nebraska offensive line coach Geep Wade aims to revive the Huskers.

Nebraska's offensive line has been a major weak spot, but the Huskers have a new hope: offensive line coach Geep Wade. Lincoln Journal Star says Wade is here to save the day and turn around the team's struggling front five. His job is clear — fix the line or Nebraska's offense will keep struggling.
The Huskers' offensive line has been a major problem for the team. York News Times reports that Nebraska desperately needs someone to rebuild and strengthen the line. Without solid protection, the quarterback gets hit too much and running plays fall apart. The new coach faces a tough challenge right away.
Geep Wade is the new offensive line coach tasked with fixing Nebraska's problems. Columbus Telegram says Wade is here to rebuild the front five into a strong, reliable unit. Wade has a reputation for developing offensive linemen and creating a tough, physical line. The Huskers hope his experience will make an instant difference.
Wade's job is to develop better chemistry and technique among the five linemen. Omaha World-Herald notes that the line must improve blocking assignments and protect the quarterback better. If Wade succeeds, Nebraska's passing game opens up and running plays gain more yards. The entire offense depends on his ability to coach up the unit quickly.
Nebraska fans are counting on Wade to be the answer they've been waiting for. Beatrice Daily Sun says the offensive line must become a strength, not a weakness. A better line means better protection, more time for plays to develop, and a real shot at competing in the Big Ten. Wade's arrival signals the program is serious about fixing the problem.
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