
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have been facing significant challenges recently, and it’s clear they’re not performing at their peak, or even close to where we thought they could at the beginning

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have been facing significant challenges recently, and it’s clear they’re not performing at their peak, or even close to where we thought they could at the beginning

Nebraska got completely dominated by Indiana on Saturday. It was embarrassing from start to finish. The Huskers are left with more questions than answers after that performance, and are still

Nebraska football has a passionate fanbase. Always has. So, when Nebraska got utterly embarrassed on a BIG NOON kickoff game on Saturday against 16th ranked Indiana, that passion came out.

Fans of The Week! These three guys are part of a four-generation tradition of Husker football sellouts. Gerald (not pictured) and his son, James, attended the 200th consecutive sellout. James

The words that come to mind when breaking down Nebraska’s blowout loss to Indiana are far from appropriate, but shocking, shameful, and down right atrocious will have to do. From

The Nebraska Cornhuskers were dominated in every single aspect of their 56-7 loss to the now 7-0 Indiana Hoosiers. Somehow, after slow start from the Huskers special teams and defensive

Nebraska got dominated in all phases of the game. Head coach Matt Rhule and his staff did not have the Huskers prepared. There was no energy, and when adversity struck,

Matt Rhule’s goal for this season was clear, become relevant. That’s what he hoped for Nebraska football this year. He wanted to at least be a team people had to

This game showed the ceiling of both teams. Indiana is a very high quality, well coached football team. Nebraska has a ceiling of 7 wins. After a failed fourth down

The name you hear over and over, Curt Cignetti. In his introductory press conference as head coach, he announced with brashness and bravado, “All I’ve done is win. Google me.”

For just the second time during Nebraska’s tenure with the Big Ten, the Huskers will be traveling to Bloomington, Indiana to face off with the #16th ranked Hoosiers. Indiana will

Nebraska travels to Bloomington on Saturday to take on the surprisingly surging Indiana football team for Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff game. The Hoosiers are currently 6-0 and ranked #16 in