Nebraska’s offense has lacked consistent spark and identity in recent years. With Matt Rhule feeling the pressure and fans growing impatient, the 2026 unit needs several key contributors to step
The most argued-about position in Nebraska football.
Welcome to installment No. 4 of ‘The Cob’s Archive Dive’, where each week, I’ll share Associated Press headlines and excerpts from past articles printed in the Falls City Journal. Whether
It’s already mid-July, and teams are going through the paces and gearing up for full blown practices in August. The rosters are set and while there may be some who
The Cornhuksers just received a commitment from 4-Star Blue Chip recruit Kalil Taylor. Taylor is the 4th top 100 recruit Matt Rhule, and his staff have landed in the 2027
The NCAA Cabinet unanimously approved a sweeping overhaul of eligibility rules on June 23, 2026, introducing an age-based “five-for-five” (or 5-in-5) model. This change replaces the longstanding system of four
Friday evening 2027 Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor was named the MVP at The Opening Finals. The event is part of the Elite 11 competition sponsored by Nike and has
Nebraska was able to get 2027 quarterback Trae Taylor to commit in May of 2025, over a year ago. Several teams thought Nebraska settled on Taylor too soon. While Taylor
The Big Ten landscape has officially transformed into a meat grinder where weekly survival is no longer guaranteed for even the traditional blue bloods. With powerhouse programs stretching from coast
Quarterback Trae Taylor officially earned his fifth star in the latest 247Sports rankings update. The 6-foot-3, 192-pound dual-threat from Millard South High School is now the No. 8 overall prospect
You can scream into the void all you want about what-ifs and five-star pedigree, but there’s no sugarcoating it: the Huskers said goodbye to a talent who looked every bit
Athlon Sports recently released an article about Big Ten coaches talking anonymously about conference foes for 2026. While it’s obviously a fluff piece it’s certainly picked up steam and gave
In January 2026, the University of Nebraska made history by becoming the first Power Four conference school to add women’s flag football as a varsity sport. The move positioned the