If Nebraska football fans weren't already enjoying the Husker-red fruit punch of a new staff in the months since favorite son Scott Frost took over in Lincoln, defensive coordinator Erik Chinander busted through the wall like the Kool-Aid man Monday.
Speaking after Nebraska's fourth practice of fall camp, Chinander was effusive in his praise of the progress made by both his defensive crew and the offense since the end of spring ball in April.
"To be honest with you, we look like a completely different unit on both sides, I think, than we did in the spring," Chinander said.