Lincoln Journal-Star · Nov 11, 2017
'Impact migraine' knocks Lee out of loss at halftime
Nebraska quarterback Tanner Lee (13) gets the pass off as tight end Tyler Hoppes (88) tries to keep Minnesota defensive end Nate Umior away during the first half Saturday at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.MINNEAPOLIS — Nebraska offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf said he thought quarterback Tanner Lee played some of his best football in the first half Saturday against Minnesota.
The redshirt junior never got a chance to try to lead a second-half comeback.
Lee developed an "impact migraine," according to head coach Mike Riley, and did not play in the second half.