
Picture this. Matt Rhule is sitting on a large bull in a recruiting photo shoot before the 2025 season. Seeing it isn’t hard to imagine since it happened. Now picture

Picture this. Matt Rhule is sitting on a large bull in a recruiting photo shoot before the 2025 season. Seeing it isn’t hard to imagine since it happened. Now picture

Nebraska football unexpectedly struck gold yesterday when they picked up their ninth commitment in the 2027 class. Jordan Agbanoma announced on ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show he was committing to the

Nebraska added another piece to its 2027 class on Thursday, landing a commitment from three-star interior offensive lineman Kendrayis “KD” Jones of Grayson High School in Loganville, Georgia. Jones

Athlon Sports recently released an article about Big Ten coaches talking anonymously about conference foes for 2026. While it’s obviously a fluff piece it’s certainly picked up steam and gave

Nebraska continued to build momentum in the 2027 recruiting cycle with a major addition to their offensive line. Four-star interior offensive lineman Jordan Agbanoma from Grayson High School in Loganville,

Photo Credit YahooSports Happy Sunday, Husker fans. It’s been another strong week on the diamond with postseason momentum building, while football recruiting stays hot and the NIL landscape keeps evolving.

In January 2026, the University of Nebraska made history by becoming the first Power Four conference school to add women’s flag football as a varsity sport. The move positioned the

The Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team is positioning itself for a deep postseason run. With the regular season winding down, the focus in Lincoln has shifted entirely toward the postseason matrix.

Recent reports have stated that Ohio State and Oregon have spent $50 million plus on their rosters. Steve Sipple of ‘HuskerOnline’ wrote a column talking about what that means and

Nebraska has added new players to the 2026 class over the last four months, strengthening a couple of positions, one was needed, the others are perhaps luxuries. The additions come

The College Sports Commission just won its arbitration fight against Nebraska football players. Their proposed NIL deals with Playfly Sports (the Huskers’ longtime multimedia rights partner) got rejected because the

No. 2 Nebraska has been selected as the No. 4 overall seed for the 2026 NCAA Tournament and will host a regional at Bowlin Stadium, the University announced on May