
Huskers Continue to Build a Roster
Huskers Continue to Build a Roster During the season it was apparent that the Huskers needed to improve their depth in both their offensive and defensive lines. But before Rhule

Huskers Continue to Build a Roster During the season it was apparent that the Huskers needed to improve their depth in both their offensive and defensive lines. But before Rhule

I won’t try to deny the fact that last season I was high on the hiring of defensive line coach Terry Bradden and outside backers coach Phil Simpson. Bradden was

Nebraska’s roster will look very different in 2026. Thanks to the portal that’s just part of today’s college football. Matt Rhule and his staff continue to stay aggressive in the

It happened sometime during the 2025 season. It’s difficult to say exactly when that occurred, and regardless of what the final straw was, Matt Rhule determined things weren’t working at

Nebraska is set to make the final key addition to their defensive coaching staff, hiring Corey Brown as the new defensive line coach. Coach Brown comes from Miami University (Ohio),

This game is a rematch from October 11th when Indiana defeated Oregon in Eugene 30-20. That game is Oregon’s only loss of the season. This one comes down to the

Portal activity continued Thursday as the Huskers picked up their eighth player with the commitment of UCLA defensive lineman Anthony Jones. The 6’5” 265lb Jones plays defensive end and will

Since the college football playoff was expanded to twelve teams, seven of eight games played the team with the bye has gone down in flames. Only Indiana has made it

After QB Kenny Minchey threw a monkey wrench in things Monday evening Matt Rhule and Pat Stewart decided they were tired of the nonsense and went to work. By Tuesday

Matt Rhule said before the transfer portal opened, “The portal giveth, and the portal taketh away.” Well, Nebraska fans found out Monday night just how true that statement is. Approximately

The 2026 transfer portal is in full swing as Nebraska continues to have players enter the portal. The Huskers have now had 15 players enter. But more important than entries

It’s not uncommon for people to leave Las Vegas with their pockets turned inside out. Not the Huskers, they left town with their hands full after having their butts handed