The running back room for the Huskers is going to look very different this upcoming season. After rushing for 614 yards and 12 touchdowns after transferring in from Oregon, running
Commitments, visits, decommits and where the class stands.
Before he even touched down in Nebraska, Matt Rhule had known that keeping the best in-state players was a priority. On December 21, 2022, at the Signing Day Press Conference,
Quarterback is the most important position in football, so having stability at quarterback is a significant factor in how good a team will be. Even if you know who your
The running back position is set to be the Emmett Johnson show as he enters his junior season. The biggest question for the Nebraska tailbacks is who will be the
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Four True Freshmen Who Could See the Field for Nebraska Football in 2025
We recently talked to Husker247’s Brian Christopherson on the Common Fan Podcast. If you haven’t had a chance to check out the episode, you can watch it here or listen
This year, John Butler has full control over Nebraska’s defense. From what has been said, we can expect it to be a hybrid 3-3-5 defense, similar to what Tony White
This is the final player installment of ‘Getting to 105’. I established my 105 by first determining how many players are needed at each position. On offense, I decided on
With Dana Holgorsen now in full control of the offense, he decided to make some major additions to the roster. While we may not know what style of offense Nebraska
Yesterday during HuskerOnline’s Red Sea Scrolls chat someone asked the question, “Is EJ Barthel coming back?” Steve Sipple replied. “He gone.” Of course, a few minutes later Sipple found out
E.J. Bathel, the running backs coach for Nebraska football, received a 2-year contract extension this month. His new contract will keep him here through the 2027 season. The new
This is the seventh installment of ‘Getting to 105’ and the fourth on offense. I established my 105 by first determining how many players are needed at each position. On
This is the sixth installment of ‘Getting to 105’ and the third on offense. I established my 105 by first determining how many players are needed at each position. On