Anybody that follows me will be tired of hearing this, but winning football games takes much more than athletic talent. For me, it’s more about X’s and O’s than Jimmy’s
Off The Cob — Lyle Harmon on Nebraska football, position by position and week by week, with a long memory for Husker history.
I’ll admit, it’s probably way too soon to do this, but if you’re a Husker fan like I am then you want to know what the roster looks like headed
If you mention the University of Nebraska anywhere in the nation, football used to be the first thing that came up. And why not, Husker football was what originally put
Love him or hate him, Curt Cignetti has changed the way fans, coaches, players, and athletic directors look at college football. With the addition of NIL, the world changed. There
Curt Cignetti still comes up when you Google the word winner, and the football world continues to be dumbfounded over what they witnessed Monday night. But let’s give the Miami
After Monday night you no longer must Google Curt Cignetti to know he is a winner. After Wednesday morning, if you were to Google the word commitment, the name of
Due to his stoic behavior and willingness to say things as he sees them Curt Cignetti has been a lightning rod for the media. The days leading up to the
Matt Rhule and his Nebraska Cornhuskers enter a fourth season in 2026. It’s taken a while, but we are starting to see the Matt Rhule needed at Nebraska. I’ve said
I’m one for moving on. So, I’m going to share my final thoughts on Dylan Raiola going to Oregon and then I won’t broach the subject again. I wish him
Huskers Continue to Build a Roster During the season it was apparent that the Huskers needed to improve their depth in both their offensive and defensive lines. But before Rhule
I won’t try to deny the fact that last season I was high on the hiring of defensive line coach Terry Bradden and outside backers coach Phil Simpson. Bradden was
Nebraska’s roster will look very different in 2026. Thanks to the portal that’s just part of today’s college football. Matt Rhule and his staff continue to stay aggressive in the