Welcome to installment No. 1 of ‘The Cob’s Archive Dive’, where each week, I’ll share Associated Press headlines and excerpts from past articles published by the Falls City Journal. Whether
The nineties, the streak, Osborne, and the archive dives.
People across the nation are often baffled by the Nebraska fan base, how passionate they are, how they travel, and how invested they are in the sports teams of the
Long time Nebraska assistant coach George Darlington passed away Sunday at the age of 87. He was the longest serving assistant coach in Nebraska football history, working under both Tom
Monday in Lubbock, Texas a judge ruled against the NCAA and will allow Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby to play this season. This comes after Sorsby was found to have
There are two big measuring sticks for success in college football. First, your win loss record. Second, the number of players you have selected in the NFL draft. It’s no
There isn’t enough talk in Husker Nation about what Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson accomplished this season. Yes, we all puff our chest out with pride for Johnson being named
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
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
Nebraska is set to make the final key addition to their defensive coaching staff, hiring Corey Brown as the new defensive line coach. Coach Brown comes from Miami University (Ohio),
I can’t deny it and there are thousands of you who can’t either. As Husker fans we’re spoiled stinking rotten. We’ve been fans long enough to experience the glory years.
Matt Rhule in his postgame press conference after Iowa said it all fell on him, and if anyone was going to criticize, then criticize him, not his players. That won’
When Dan Steiner left Columbus, Nebraska, in the late 1970s for Lincoln, he carried little more than a scholarship, a work ethic forged in small-town grit, and a dream to