Zac Lee lead the red passed to white team 31 - 17. Lee is the leader and did nothing to hurt that status with an excellent performance. Lee completed 15 of 18 passes for 214 yards and three touchdowns. The junior, who has been a reserve and scout team quarterback for the Cornhuskers, is the guy, Pelini said. Linebacker and wide receiver are other areas where mostly unproven talent must emerge. Matthew May, a sophomore from Imperial, Neb., impressed at linebacker. Freshman Antonio Bell, along with Brooks, made the tough catches. Also, looking good was tight end Ben Cotton. The defense led by tackle Ndamukong Suh should be ahead of the offense when the season opens Sept. 5 with a visit from Florida Atlantic.
GAME STATS  .......   HIGHLIGHTS

• No former Huskers are expected to be drafted in today’s first two rounds of the NFL Draft, but here are those expected to get drafted late or be given a shot as a free agent
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• Reds take Spring Game 31-17
• From Day One through Day 15, Husker coaches and players said Saturday, "Big Suh" created a big mess in spring drills by revving his motor to the max.
• Huskers keep it simple in Spring Game
• Nebraska QBs impress with deep-ball abilities
• Despite the transfer of Patrick Witt — once the presumed front-runner to win Nebraska’s starting quarterback job in 2009 — the Cornhuskers will apparently head into the summer feeling confident about their remaining signal-callers.
• Lee Leads Red Team To Victory in Spring Game
• Latravis Washington moved from linebacker to quarterback this spring. And one of his first days on the job, he threw a pass that, as Barney Cotton put it, "wasn't quite on target." A teammate stood on the sideline of the Hawks Center, helmet in hand. That teammate got a surprise when the ball smacked his hat.