Drew Brown

Drew Brown has handled Nebraska’s kicking chores since setting foot on campus as a true freshman. After two seasons as the starting place-kicker, Brown is on a school record-setting pace for field goals and scoring.The 5-11, 195-pound Brown had an outstanding 2015 season, connecting on a Nebraska sophomore record 21 field goals, the second-most ever by a Husker. Brown also topped the century mark in scoring, marking the first time a Nebraska player has scored at least 100 points as both a freshman and sophomore. Brown was a second-team All-Big Ten choice for his efforts last season and is a candidate for bigger conference and national honors in 2016.

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August 10, 2016 interview with Nebraska Cornhusker kicker Drew Brown on KOLN/KGIN(10/11) about the July 23 accident that took the life of his best friend and...

He picked at his chips and queso and texted back and forth with his mom from Chicago, and amid the bustle around him, he realized he should be the one to tell the team.So on July 25, less than 48 hours after the crash, Brown stood in front of the meeting room in Memorial Stadium and explained to his teammates why he was alive and Sam Foltz was not.

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Brown was recruited from Southlake Carroll (Southlake, TX) class of 2014. He committed to Nebraska on 6/7/2013. He was recruited by Ross Els .

When Drew Brown signs with Nebraska on Wednesday, he will follow in the footsteps of his older brother, Kris, who was an All-American kicker for the Huskers.

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