No longer do the Huskers get a generous offseason media bump. Instead, Rhule and company find themselves tied for the 12th-best projected record among Big Ten teams in 2026.
No longer do the Huskers get a generous offseason media bump. Instead, Rhule and company find themselves tied for the 12th-best projected record among Big Ten teams in 2026.
Donovan Jones heads into his third season of college football. As he became a leader on the field, his challenge is now to become one in the locker room as well.
The Huskers' wide receiver room appears to be as deep as it has ever been under the current staff. Now the question becomes, will that finally pay off for the offense as a whole?
Jeremy Pernell sizes up the defense's second level, which had its struggles in 2025. There's added size and proven production in the Huskers' new 4-2-5 structure.
Addison Williams has quickly become a trusted assistant coach on the Huskers' staff. Entering his second season in Lincoln, he'll look to keep up the momentum his group gained in 2025.
Holgorsen has always been able to call plays, but now he has a quarterback who fits what he does best. Now the Huskers look to transform the offense in 2026.
The second five-star offensive lineman will be on campus in as many weeks as Geep Wade, Lonnie Teasley, and Corey Brown get set for a pivotal time in the recruiting calendar before Spring Break.
He brings a successful blueprint to Lincoln and has the assistants to help him implement it. Jeremy Pernell notes that good things have happened quickly at Aurich’s previous coaching stops.
Nebraska football had a scrimmage of nearly 150 plays on Saturday. Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen and defensive coordinator Rob Aurich met with the media to discuss where the team is after two weeks of spring practices.
Adrian Martinez’s first in-depth interview with Adam Carriker since leaving Nebraska is an exclusive! Adrian has known Adam for years, so he opens up like never
The former Mountain West Player of the Year isn't interested in making his job more complex than moving the ball—good thing he's done it at a high level to this point.
After starting four games as a true freshman for Nebraska in 2025, TJ Lateef says he's embracing the competition this spring instead of running from it.