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A year after transferring from CSU, Husker OL Nouili has the look of ‘a real dude’ | Football


“I think he’s done a good job of understanding the job and then kind of getting his body and his mind wrapped around what the responsibility is.”

The learning curve, Austin said, has been more cultural than on the football field.

“In some cases — like, the other day, I have to tell you this story. He got stopped by the cops and he was like, ‘Yeah, the light was orange.’ I’m like, ‘We don’t have orange lights in America, bro.’ He’s from Germany originally. I was like, ‘We don’t have orange lights.’ ‘It looked orange.’ It was a yellow light. You ran a yellow light. Actually he ran a red light, but he wanted to make the light orange. So with him, he’s just so kind of aloof to a lot of things Americanized.”

Not on the field. Nouili has found a place where he’s comfortable and he turned into one of the pleasant surprises of spring ball, with nothing but green lights ahead.

“With football, Austin said, “He’s just a normal kid, a normal young guy that’s developing into a real dude.”

Contact the writer at pgabriel@journalstar.com or 402-473-7439. On Twitter @HuskerExtraPG.



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