Brendan Black came to Nebraska to strengthen the Huskers' offensive line. Before playing a snap in Memorial Stadium, he's already making an impact away from the field. The senior offensive lineman, who transferred from Iowa State this offseason, partnered with quarterback Anthony Colandrea and wide receiver Isaiah Mozee to host a free youth football camp Sunday, introducing himself to the Lincoln community while giving local children an opportunity to learn the game. For Black, the camp represented more than football drills. "I think it's really just getting the community involved and helping these kids out," Black said. "Hopefully one day they come out here and do what we're doing." The event was a family effort. Black's mother, Christy, and girlfriend, Gracie, traveled to Nebraska to help with the camp as dozens of children worked through drills and spent time with the Husker players. For Black, giving back has become a priority regardless of where football takes him. Earlie...