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
Off The Cob — Lyle Harmon on Nebraska football, position by position and week by week, with a long memory for Husker history.
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
When Matt Rhule hired Dana Holgorsen as the offensive coordinator he gave him full autonomy with the offensive staff. Rhule gave that same autonomy to special teams coordinator Mike Ekeler
Reports indicate that Nebraska may have CharMar (Marty) Brown, a running back from North Dakota State making a visit Thursday. However, the visit hasn’t been finalized, and with his visiting
Matt Rhule made an announcement last week that live football would be played at Tom Osborne Field on Saturday April 26th. The announcement came after a change of heart by
When Ty Robinson decided to return for one more season he did so for multiple reasons. One, he felt like he hadn’t finished what he started at Nebraska. Another, he
Nebraska fans love their football. They take it very seriously, sometimes, too seriously. Occasionally they need a wake-up call or something to remind them of just what they have. For
Going into spring if you asked anyone, Husker fan or not, they would tell you that if healthy Dylan Raiola will be Nebraska’s starting quarterback come fall. With his performance
Upon Matt Rhule’s arrival at Nebraska he put on his red Nebraska hoodie, threw out his arms and embraced the fans. He talked about huddles and fullbacks while welcoming Frank
Spring football is here and while it’s always easy to get excited for what many of us feel is the beginning of the football season, there won’t be any payoff