Could a concern from Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule lead to a change to one of Penn State's biggest offseason events on the calendar? It may not be quite ready to jump to that kind of conclusion, but a decision that could be made at Nebraska is certainly worth paying attention to in the modern era of college football.

The Nebraksa Cornhuskers routinely have one of the most highly attended spring games in all of college football. Last year's event, which featured

Rhule said exposing his players to other schools is more of a concern to him than risking injuries in a spring game. Receiver Demitrius Bell and cornerback Blye Hill were hurt in last year's spring game and missed the season. Rhule said there would continue to be live tackling in scrimmages during spring practice.