Being a college football fan, I don’t just follow my favorite team, but a little of everything across the college football landscape. Whether it’s the Big Ten, SEC, or the
Off The Cob — Lyle Harmon on Nebraska football, position by position and week by week, with a long memory for Husker history.
It was a little easier to find ten good games this week, although I struggled with number ten. I decided on Washington vs Washington State over West Virgina vs Kansas.
Nebraska released their depth chart on Monday for the Michigan game and there were no changes. It’s a little surprising since several players either didn’t play or performed well enough
Hopefully the games will get better after week 3 as we get into conference play. For now, it was slim picking, so much so, I had to add Houston Christian
Nebraska released their depth chart on Monday for the Houston Christian game. There were a few changes from last week with the ‘OR’s’ disappearing at three different positions. Most notably
The Nebraska Cornhuskers defeated the Akron Zips 68-0 Saturday night in what can only be described as a soul cleansing experience. After suffering for far too long, Husker fans bathed
Week 0 more or less ran into Week 1 and it was easy to come up with ten games to watch. Week 2 is more difficult. I narrowed it to
Nebraska released their depth chart on Monday for the Akron game. There weren’t many changes and ‘OR’ still shows up at a few positions. The most notable difference was the
Last Week Akron lost 10-0 at home against Wyoming. The Zips defense kept them in the game until the very end, allowing the Cowboys to score a touchdown with just
If you are a college football fan, then you’re probably aware that former Husker RB Dante Dowdell, who is now at Kentucky, had 14 carries for 129 yards and 1
Rumor has it that there was an emergency meeting in the state of Nebraska late last night when the GBR Kool-Aid plant suddenly realized they had a problem – over
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are about to take on the Cincinnati Bearcats in Kansas City and Husker fans have been looking forward to this game since Matt Rhule first uttered the