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Lincoln Journal-Star · Apr 4, 2018

Husker linebacker Honas letting game speak for him

Buy Now Linebacker Will Honas (3) lines up for a drill during Nebraska football practice at Hawks Championship Center on Tuesday.

GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star Simple. Short. To the point. The type of guy who will smack you, then trot back to the huddle without saying too much.

"We're lucky to have Will Honas in the program. Love him as a kid and as a player," Nebraska coach Scott Frost said. "His biggest challenge, I think, is talking louder. He’s kind of a quiet guy and he'll hit you, but we've got to get him running the (defense) and speaking up and barking out the commands to everybody and being a floor general. Everything else is going to come really naturally to him."

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