In a Friday morning meeting inside the Nebraska football offices, Huskers’ leadership began charting a new course for the team’s rushing offense. Guided by Wade and Teasley, this plan aims to transform the run game and strengthen Nebraska’s position in college football.
In the midst of sweeping coaching shifts, Nebraska’s Matt Rhule stands firmly behind the changes, insisting they are just what the program needs. While some players feel unsettled, Rhule believes these moves will pave the way for a stronger future.
Two days after a 40-16 loss to Iowa, Nebraska fired defensive coordinator John Butler. This marks the third time in as many seasons that the Cornhuskers will seek new defensive leadership.
Nebraska’s decision to dismiss John Butler has cast a spotlight on the 3-3-5 defense the Cornhuskers have relied on. Now, fans and analysts alike are watching to see whether the team’s strategic plans will stay the course or shift under head coach Matt Rhule. The move highlights uncertainty and opportunity for Husker football.
A key injury sidelined quarterback Dylan Raiola in November, paving the way for TJ Lateef to showcase his skills. Now, both players and the Nebraska Cornhuskers face important decisions that will shape the team’s future.
In this week’s Husker Stock Report, Omaha World-Herald analysts weigh Nebraska’s performance following a defeat by Penn State. Their combined insights offer a closer look at whether the Cornhuskers’ prospects are trending upwards or downwards as Week 13 concludes.
Nebraska’s Big Ten football ranking saw an unexpected boost in Week 12, even though the team did not step onto the field. Sam McKewon, World-Herald Sports Editor, explains the factors behind this rise in his latest update, available exclusively through paid plans.
Nebraska eked out a 34–31 victory over Maryland, powered by a clutch redemption drive from quarterback Dylan Raiola and a standout performance by Emmett Johnson. Despite the tension-filled matchup, the Cornhuskers delivered key plays when it mattered most to claim a memorable road win.
Nebraska kicked off its season in dramatic style, shutting out Akron 68-0 on a triumphant Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Johnson led the way with three touchdowns, fueling a dominating performance that set the tone for the Husker season.
Nebraska secured a hard-earned victory over Akron, sparking excitement among fans eager to see the team’s progress. Wilson Moore highlights three established facts and three lingering questions that still shape the Huskers’ season ahead.