Things didn’t go the way Husker fans and Fed Hoiberg’s team wanted in Houston Thursday night, losing to Big Ten rival Iowa 77-71. It’s rough to take, but you can’t
Off The Cob — Lyle Harmon on Nebraska football, position by position and week by week, with a long memory for Husker history.
Nebraska basketball history is being made. Not only have the Huskers won their first NCAA tournament game, but they have advanced to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time, and
Nebraska added their seventh commitment to the 2027 class Friday when wide receiver Kaden Howard announced he would join the Huskers. The 5’10”, 160-pound 3-Star comes from Palmetto High School
Last week was spring break and everything concerning football has come to a screeching halt. But players will be back Sunday evening and there will be five more practices before
It is a unique time in Nebraska football. A week before the Red-White spring game and all is quiet. The focus of Husker fans is on other sports. Both men’s
You will sometimes here people say, “He was born for it.” There is some truth in that. I’m sure I was born for something, but I can’t tell you off
He started out as a Honey Creek Wildcat, playing at a small country school in the southeastern corner of Nebraska. It was in the mid-fifties and at the time, Honey
It was a big weekend for Nebraska football as they hosted a group of 2027 and 2028 recruits that have the potential to vault the Huskers into the top of
A short history lesson for Husker fans. In 1924 sportswriter Grantland Rice created the legendary “Four Horseman.” His column that day included this passage, Outlined against a blue-gray October sky
The landscape of college football is ever changing. It has always been the objective of coaches to build depth at every position. But with NIL and the transfer portal, that
I’ve often criticized Matt Rhule for his hires. And probably unjustly, as often it’s after the fact. I wasn’t a fan of his hiring a young inexperienced coach with no
As I stated before, early in year one Rhule told us about some advice he once got from coaching legends Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, “Your first staff is never