
B1G Coaches on the Hotseat
I started paying attention to college football at the age of ten. Why age ten? It was 1970 and the year Nebraska won their first national championship. On Saturdays while

I started paying attention to college football at the age of ten. Why age ten? It was 1970 and the year Nebraska won their first national championship. On Saturdays while

This week Millard South’s 6’5” 210-pound quarterback Jett Thomalla was offered a scholarship from Alabama. Thomalla, who is currently a 2026 Iowa State commit has already said he’ll be visiting

You’ll sometimes hear a coach talk about a player and say something like, “His superpower is his speed – intelligence for the game – mental toughness.” That’s understandable, everybody brings

Nebraska will have multiple confirmed official visitors set for the first three weeks of June. Of the 22 players listed below, 15 are offensive targets. Nebraska continues to concentrate on

Concerning the $2.8 billion anti-trust lawsuit of House v. NCAA, Judge Claudia Wilkins stated on April 23rd she would deny the settlement and throw it out and the two sides

This week we learned that Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen is now part of the College Football Playoff Committee. The CFP selection committee is responsible for ranking the top 25

Nebraska picked up its fourth commitment for the 2026 class on Monday when Jase Reynolds announced he would play for the Huskers. Reynolds, a 6’2” 210-pound linebacker plays his high

With Nico Ottomanelli leaving in the portal, Tristan Alvano out most of last season with an injury, and John Hohl missing most of this spring with an injury of his

Yesterday Nebraska missed out on North Dakota Sate transfer running back Chamar Brown when he committed to Mami. Today, Nebraska’s heart sank once again as Trae Taylor put on an

As anticipated by many Husker fans, we saw several players enter the transfer portal over the last couple of days. As I wrote in a previous article, with so many

College football is far from normal right now and hopefully what we saw at Memorial Stadium on Saturday isn’t the new norm either. While I won’t call it a bad

Matt Rhule’s patience is surely being tested as he and other coaches find themselves stuck on the roller coaster ride known as the ‘Roster Limit’. Both schools and coaches have