The plan all along for Noah Vedral was to try to use spring football to try to win the Nebraska starting quarterback job.
That went awry, though, when the coronavirus pandemic halted operations after just two practices. What didn’t stop was Vedral’s eligibility clock. He knew if he was going to make a transfer move, it had to be this spring, given that he was wrapping up his degree from UNL and has two years of immediate eligibility remaining.
That all set in motion a wild couple of weeks that finally settled out Wednesday morning when Vedral announced his commitment to Rutgers, meaning he’ll stay in the Big Ten and perhaps even play against Nebraska this fall in New Jersey.