Former Notre offensive Lame Dam Rocco Spindler engages in Nebraska – Fremont Tribune

Former Notre offensive liner Dam Rocco Spindler is committed to Hurses’ on Sunday and immediately joined the team less than two weeks after leaving his old school. He visited Indiana, Pittsburgh and Virginia in his vortex process.

Spindler becomes the 16th and final acquisition of the NU portal, which will be on the campus through this semester. The 6-legged-5, 325-pound interior blocker has remained one season of eligibility.

“Rhule No. 1: Play the damn ball,” Spindler wrote on social media.

With the Notre Dame season, which extends through the game for the college playoff title on January 20, Spindler’s timeline to look for a new home was condensed. He entered the portal four days after the Irish lost to Ohio to cause intense courtship with schools seeking help to O-Line, eventually settled in a Nebraska squad that had missed many of his best goals in the last six weeks.

Spindler, a college graduate, is likely to take on the right role he has occupied for most of the last two season with the Irish. He started 23 games at the scene during this time, as he saw 1325 offensive clicks as a whole, and only gave up two bags during his career at Notre Dame against the background of many injuries, including his shoulder and knee. He lost the job to open the autumn camp last year, but took the third week as a filling of injury and stayed there the rest of the road. He played 63 photos in the CFP championship.

The Clarxton, Michigan and a former consensus four -star prospectus saw 747 offensive clicks in 2024, including 402 pass games without sacks among his 10 apostates.

Spindler’s father, Mark, was a NFL protected liner nearly a decade after a college career in Pittsburgh. The younger Spindler is a colorful guest of podcasts and other media platforms while with the Irish.

“Moving a person against his will, driveing ​​him five or 10 yards back and then ending him on the ground, on his back and hearing the air out of his lungs is probably the best thing you can get from an offensive liner, “Spindler said last fall during a video feature presented by a men’s company.

Nebraska had previously landed former right -wing alabama in Alabama Elijah Petter in the portal. Big Red was the finalist of three other coveted transfer matches in Isaiah World (Nevada to Oregon), Fa’alili Fa’amoe (Washington State to Wake Forest) and Shiaz Pitt (New Mexico in Kentucky), but won a spinger to close the cycle S