"That's a fun test," McCaffrey told a group of reporters Wednesday following the team's 11th practice of preseason camp.
He's apparently acquitted himself nicely in that regard. Although sophomore Noah Vedral entered Nebraska’s preseason camp as the front-runner for the No. 2 quarterback job behind Adrian Martinez, Husker coaches paint the picture of a competitive battle for top backup. Junior walk-on Andrew Bunch "has improved drastically," Frost said last week, and the fleet rookie from Valor Christian (Colorado) High School also has drawn frequent praise.
