Nebraska football honored its former punter Sam Foltz with a touching tribute early on in its season opener with Fresno State Saturday night. 

In Nebraska's first punting situation of the season, it sent out only 10 players leaving no one at the punter's position.

The Huskers took a delay of game penalty, which Fresno State respectfully declined.

We'll always remember #SF27.

Well done, @HuskerFBNation & HUskers fans.

Great class, @FresnoStateFB. https://t.co/moG174xLP5

— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 4, 2016

We had to take a delay of game, weren't able to get all 11 guys out to punt in time.

Missing one of them. pic.twitter.com/o3mzXQZqlO

— Nebraska Football (@HuskerFBNation) September 4, 2016

Foltz, who was 22 and preparing for his senior season at Nebraska, was one of two players killed in a car crash on July 23 along with Michigan State punter Mike Sadler. On Saturday, Foltz's two nephews along with Huskers Drew Brown and Spencer Lindsay led the team out of the tunnel.

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Locker room set up and ready to go. #Huskers #gbr #SF27 pic.twitter.com/ZTUuNJx8R5

— Nebraska Equipment (@NUequipment) September 3, 2016