Spring Practice Press Conference with Coach Rhule As we head into another week of Spring Practice for the Cornhusker Football team there have been a few changes to the
Jack McCallister, who transferred to the Cornhuskers just months ago, has entered the transfer portal. McCallister, a former Washington punter, who averaged 44 yards per punt, was the presumed starter
As I listened to the Omaha World Herald’s Evan Bland talk about Dylan Raiola on our most recent Common Fan Podcast episode, I couldn’t help but think about the contrasts
When Ty Robinson decided to return for one more season he did so for multiple reasons. One, he felt like he hadn’t finished what he started at Nebraska. Another, he
After defeating the Creighton Bluejays 6-3 last night in Omaha and extending their winning streak to two games, the Nebraska baseball team is set for a weekend series with the
Nebraska baseball lost two of three in its weekend series at Iowa. A late-inning rally lifted the Huskers 6-4 in the finale, but opportunities in the first two contests were
Life is full of questions, especially when you are the head coach at Nebraska—questions from fans, members of the media, the staff, and so on. Many of those questions and
April 12 Presser With Coach Rhule News coming out of the Husker Spring Practice has been relatively low key in comparison to previous seasons in Lincoln. That isn’t necessarily a
The Nebraska bowling team’s legacy of excellence continues to flourish as they dominated the NCAA Bowling National Championship banquet, with Jillian Martin securing the prestigious NTCA Player of the Year
Nebraska fans love their football. They take it very seriously, sometimes, too seriously. Occasionally they need a wake-up call or something to remind them of just what they have. For
Nebraska Safety Deshon Singleton was at peace, happy with his Husker career and preparing for the NFL draft. His head coach even encouraged him to pursue the professional ranks. It’s
A solid culture is like a solid foundation; without it, everything will cave in on itself. Matt Rhule has known this for decades, and it has played a key part