WEEK 4 PRESS CONFERENCE WITH COACH RHULE Robby Hamberg As we look forward to another exciting and meaningful game in Lincoln, two top 25 teams in Memorial Stadium since the
The most argued-about position in Nebraska football.
Nebraska beat Northern Iowa 34-3 on Saturday night, in what was a solid but not perfect performance against an FCS opponent. Let’s get right to the topline takeaways. CHEERS TO
There’s nothing quite like watching a Nebraska football game, especially when you finally get to do it with your brother after nearly two years. Even though we haven’t been apart,
With a big win that felt like it could very well shift the season and possibly start the seismic shift of the program back in the right direction, talks switched
Picture this. It’s September 7th, 2019. Nebraska is nationally ranked on the road at Colorado. Sophomore quarterback Adrian Martinez is coming off the kind of freshman year that has national
Nebraska stuffed Colorado into a locker on Saturday. The Huskers were like a schoolyard bully, chasing the Buffaloes up and down Tom Osborne field as they physically dominated the game
Did Coach Prime see that one coming? It’s a great day to be a Husker. NU faithful did their part in making Memorial Stadium Colorado’s worst nightmare. Nebraska didn’t just
For the first time in five years, Nebraska football has made it through week one of the season on the right side of the win/loss column. Dylan Raiola not only
Plug-and-Play vs. Blue-Collar All statistics were gathered from espn.com. “Let’s all be ‘Nebraska Nice’ on Sunday,” Coach Rhule stated this in Monday’s press conference. No, Coach Rhule wasn’t implying that
The eruption of the stadium was unmatched when Dylan Raiola threw for a first down conversion to Isaiah Neyor in a Mahomes’esc sidearm pass. That wasn’t where the Raiola, Neyor
It’s the third quarter. Raiola is closing in on 250 yards and has zero interceptions. What happens next tells me everything I need to know about the Nebraska standard. The
Boy, that was nice, wasn’t it? For the first time in five years, the Nebraska football team played a season opener at home against something other than a Big 10