There are seasons that define a program and then there are seasons that redefine an entire sport. Nebraska volleyball is living in the second category. With a perfect record, an
Matt Rhule held a press conference on Wednesday to discuss the signing of the 2026 class. The class seems small considering there are schools out there that signed twenty plus
Nebraska’s 2026 recruiting class features just one specialist, and he’s traveling from the other side of the globe. Michael Sarikizis, an Australian who trained at the elite Prokick Australia academy,
Nebraska has its running back of the future, as earlier today, 3-Star Jamal Rule signed with Nebraska. The 6’0” and 205-pound back out of North Carolina rushed for over 2,500
4-Star, Larry Miles is officially a Cornhusker. While Miles might be listed as a wide receiver, he belongs under the category of Athlete. Miles is the type of player who
3-Star wide receiver, Nalin Scott is N. The 65th-ranked wideout, Scott, comes in at 6’2” and 200 pounds, and ran 10.98 in the 100 and 22.91 in the 200 as
Elkhorn North star linebacker Jase Reynolds is officially staying home as the 3-star prospect signs as the lone in-state recruit in the 2026 class. The 6’2” and 200-pound lurker was
The No.2 cornerback in the 2026 class has signed with Nebraska. Danny Odem III, the 6’1”, 180-pound CB received over 50 offers, including offers from Ohio State, Penn State, Clemson,
Another vital piece to the pipeline has been added, this time all the way from Mississippi. Hayden Ainsworth, the 6’5”, 305-pound 3-star, joins a highly selective 2026 class. Ainsworth chose
One of the most promising linemen in the country put pen to paper today and is officially a Cornhusker. Claude Mpouma, the high 4-star, is ranked by every major recruiting
3-Star offensive linemen, Rex Waterman has signed with Nebraska as part of its 2026 class. Waterman is one of three new linemen who have signed in this year’s class, showing
It’s finally official, Nebraska has landed one of the most versatile tight ends in the 2026 class, 4-star Luke Sorensen. The 6’4” 245-pound tight end out of Anaheim, California,