Odem was also able to contribute with five receptions for 40 yards. The Huskers will certainly benefit from his playmaking ability and athleticism. The defensive back will certainly be a starter sooner rather than later, and could be a cornerstone of the secondary for years.
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In the meantime, he’s receiving additional praise before beginning his time in Lincoln. The awards ceremony is scheduled for January 9 and the game is scheduled for January 10.
The coroner has established himself as one of the best at the high school level and now has the opportunity to put the finishing touches on a great school career.
This article originally appeared on Cornhuskers Wire: Nebraska committee named finalist for Defensive Player of the Year award