When Luke Lindenmeyer caught his first touchdown of the season right before halftime, it put Nebraska up for good. It also lifted up 13-year-old #Huskers fan and friend Liam Settles, who died a day earlier.
"This was a way for him to be at the game."
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If you woulda told the walk on who wore 99 that he would be able to represent Nebraska at media days, he would never believe you. But a lot of prayer, hard work, and a number change later, we are here and married! Thank you Nebraska and let’s finish this off the right way!!#GBR
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He refers to himself as a 0-star TE on his social profiles.
@HuskerFootball's Luke Lindenmeyer is anything but that.
The Journey profiles the one-time walk-on's path to becoming one of the @bigten's top TEs 👇
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"I don't know if he realizes the impact he has on my life."
The Journey shares the special bond between @HuskerFootball TE Luke Lindenmeyer and 12-year-old pediatric brain cancer patient Liam Settles.