
Not long ago I would have told you the SEC was the better conference. I don’t think that is true any longer. Yes, there is ton of talent in the
Off The Cob — Lyle Harmon on Nebraska football, position by position and week by week, with a long memory for Husker history.

Not long ago I would have told you the SEC was the better conference. I don’t think that is true any longer. Yes, there is ton of talent in the

The season finally got here college football fans. We’ve listened to all the pundits on the radio, podcasts, read articles, and talked about our teams until there’s nothing left but

Since his arrival Matt Rhule has always been reluctant to announce a depth chart. It’s part of the new age of college football as coaches are afraid of players leaving

Search and destroy. That’s what Nebraska’s Blackshirts will do under defensive coordinator John Butler. The new DC may not have used those exact words, but it’s clear his version of

There are numerous reasons for Husker fans to be excited going into the season, for one, it’s a new season and as a Husker fan, you know this is the

If you watch football, then you know there is a game happening within the game. Offensive coaches try to out scheme what a defensive coach has put in front of

If Nebraska is to make a jump in Matt Rhule’s year three, then there are six meaningful games that will define the season. That’s not to say the other six

If you are a Husker football fan, then you probably know Fan Day, and the 1890 Big Red Preview open practice occurred last Saturday. Living out of town and not

The 2025 football season is here, and if you’re a Husker fan, you’re ready. This is Rhule’s year three and now is when the jump is supposed to be made.

The SEC won’t hesitate to tell you they play the toughest schedule in college football even though they only play eight conference games. I’ve said it before and I’ll say

If you are a fan of college football, follow the Big Ten, and Nebraska is your team, then you watch and listen during Big Ten Media Days. Part of the

I’ll apologize right from the start if the title of this piece bothers you. But I wanted to make a point. When I played high school football in Texas in