1-on-1 with DP – 93.7 The Ticket KNTK - Was Luke Lindenmeyer under used in 2025? - July 27th, 2026 - 12:45pm
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Back to one-on-one with D.P.
Sponsored by the Downtown Lincoln Foundation on 93-7 The Ticket.
Next year on 93-7, the ticket.
But I want to thank Harrison for joining me for one-on-one today.
We will, we're not done doing radio today.
We'll be out again at U-STOP later.
I'll jump on with you later here at U-STOP.
As we've got a special remote coming out there.
is the you stop at 200 West Airmanth Lane from three to six.
Once again, Nebraska football's Luke Linemeyer will be there signing autographs,
taking pictures for free from three to four 30.
Also free hot dogs and Dr. Pepper from three to five.
So.
I'll be guzzling that Dr. Pepper.
I might take a bath in it if it's got ice.
It's going to feel good.
That's going to be at the Budweiser grill right by our table outside in the shade.
Yes, they do have shade.
We will be in the shades.
That's a big part of the day for us.
So I can't wait to go out there.
And yeah, between hot dogs and Dr. Pepper,
I suppose we can do some radio as well.
Yeah, and I should say also, again, for signings,
like you are not going to be sitting out there in the sun.
If you want to go get autograph signings,
there is an indoor area.
I don't think they're going to be making you stand out there in the heat.
So if you want to do it, again, great opportunity.
Lennon Meyer, super nice guy.
He's been in studio, I want to say a couple times,
like really, really humble dude.
That's a, like, if you got a kid that you want to see,
like what a Husker athlete is, how he acts,
what it means, like he's a,
great example of that. So definitely check it out and hang out with us. We'll have other ticket down there.
Should be a good time. Yeah. And I think too when we talked about earlier about like who's the biggest
weapon or threat on the on the offensive side of the ball. And you know, Klander is obviously
I mean, he touches the ball. He's been at the most yards or whatever. But.
Most important role. You could definitely say Colandra, but yeah,
Linden Meyer. Lindenmeyer is a name. Yeah, don't don't lose it because I mean, especially
early on in the season last year, he got going. Remember against Cincinnati, 47 yards and
five receptions. Michigan, he had seven
catches for 60 yards. I felt
like they kind of went a little bit away from him.
He's only getting one or two catches.
Now, that doesn't necessarily mean targets all the time,
but one or two catches by the end of the year.
And he's just a guy, I mean, that I appreciated when he got the ball,
he fights for the extra yard. And of course, he's a tied-in.
He's got the, you know, he's got the size to do so.
But Nebraska didn't have a whole lot of other guys
able to do that a whole lot. So I hope
that they rely on the,
tied in. The other part that was surprising,
obviously is you had T.J. Lateef as a true freshman,
you know, usually
you think for your young guy, a tied in might be a
good weapon to kind of go back to, but
it just seemed like they didn't get him involved enough.
I hope that they tried to
try to use them a little bit more, utilize
them a little bit more this year in this offense, which
I think can be completely retool. I'm
interested, especially with this offense.
Remember, Holgerson kind of came in
and took over the Satterfield
offense and kind of made a few
tweaks, cut the playbook by quite a bit.
Um, but, you know, now without a, a pocket quarterback or, you know, a certain offense that you have to stick to,
I'm really interested to see what kind of recalls they can come out with this offense. It could be, you know,
I, I wouldn't say that they're going to completely make it brand new, but, uh, um, a lot different than what we've seen.
Yeah. I know, you know, that me and AD were talking about it. Like, he, I think he had like 29 receptions,
uh, yeah, is what it landed out to you last year. It, for me, it wasn't, it was like the touchdowns.
Like for how much our red zone struggled, like, like,
for a big body that is Luke Lindenmeyer,
like what is there opportunities to get him?
And especially for Dylan Rayola,
who there wasn't time to wait for your guys,
Isaiah Hunter or Barney,
to go all the way downfield.
Like you had to get rid of that thing,
unfortunately quicker than you wanted it to.
Those are the types of routes that your tight end
can find a soft spot sitting there.
And I honestly think that's why early on
he was one of Dylan Rail's favorite receivers,
was he could get there early.
You didn't have to hold onto the ball for a ton of time.
Hopefully we continue to kind of build off
what he showed last year because to your point, when he has the ball, he does extra with it just about
every time. Yeah. Yeah. And we'll see too that Red Zone struggle. I think a big part of that too was,
well, you couldn't, for a lot of the year, even they had him and Johnson couldn't just move the pile.
They've had struggles doing that Red Zone offense recently. But a mobile quarterback is a nightmare
like a headache for defensive coordinators in the Red Zone. So I think that that can help out
considerably for the Oscars this year. Once again, thanks to Harrison. We will hear him once again
at 3 o'clock out there at Eustop.
We invite you to go out to 200 West Interman's Lane with Luke Lindemeyer out there signing
autographs.
But we will take quick break.
We'll be back with Bocke of the Blackshirt.
Coming next year, 93-7, the ticket.
Join old school from 3 to 6 p.m. on Monday, July 27th from the U-Stop, just north of Warhorse
casino for a special remote broadcast.
Nebraska football's Luke Lindenmeyer will be there for pictures and autographs from 3 till 430,
and U-Stop is having the Corvette Club bring their red,
Corvettes down as well. Plus, there will be a raffle for a Dr. Pepper tailgate, a signed Luke
Lyndon Meyer Dr. Pepper mini helmet and football, and other free Dr. Pepper merch will be handed out.
That's all Monday, July 27th from 3 till 6 p.m. at the U-Stop by Warhorse Casino off of West Denton Road.
