In my last ‘Getting to 105’ I stated it was the last post on players, and I’d move on to the coaching staff. However, I forgot special teams, so today’s
Who is in, who is out, and what it does to the depth chart.
Nebraska football had the 11th ranked transfer class nationally for 2025, according to 247 Sports, and the 13th ranked class according to Rivals. After losing nearly 40 players to graduation
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
In the 2024 season, the Nebraska Cornhuskers’ wide receiver room was filled with high hopes, particularly with the arrival of two talented transfer receivers. However, those expectations went unmet. Jamal
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
Special Teams might be special once again. The Special Teams at Nebraska over the last couple of years have been anything but special. Earlier this year, Coach Matt Rhule said
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
TJ Birkel (Common Fan Podcast)
Loss of Nebraska’s Spring Game Highlights Challenges of New College Football Landscape
Can I be honest about something? The spring game has never been something I’ve gotten overly excited about. Don’t get me wrong, I love anything and everything related to Husker
As the 2025 college football season unfolds, the Nebraska Cornhuskers are positioning themselves as a potential playoff spoiler. Fueled by the whirlwind changes brought about by the transfer portal, Nebraska
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
Offseason optimism is once again high in Lincoln. Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule nailed it in adding key pieces via the transfer portal. With the addition of Notre Dame starting
Matt Rhule had to pivot on some of his beliefs this offseason, with respect to roster management. His philosophy coming in (and the university’s) was to be the kind