Nebraska finally had a big day in the transfer portal on Tuesday when the Huskers landed a handful of players, including an offensive tackle (Tree Babalade),
Two underclassmen defensive backs who had previously entered the NCAA transfer portal earlier in the week have since withdrawn their names and are welcomed back into Matt Rhule's program.
Since the calendar flipped to December, the Nebraska men’s basketball team hasn’t been able to take its foot off the gas. After a relatively easy non-conference schedule, the Huskers entered the “prove it” part of the schedule, starting with a December 7 home game against in-state rival Creighton.
Raiola’s departure left a big hole at the quarterback position for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. However, not even one week after the transfer portal opened, head coach Matt Rhule has found a capable replacement.
If this season were a mile race, then Nebraska was the "rabbit." We started out fast, then cratered down the stretch. Unlike the rabbit, we could not just pull over to the side of the track when we were done - we had to stay in the race and get stomped by our opponents.
On a recruit that Nebraska vetted heavily out of high school, the second time is the charm for a linebacker with four years of eligibility remaining. On the afternoon of Jan.
A swing and miss for Matt Rhule and company signals the latest portal news of the January window, and it leaves a program full of loyal, at times to a fault, fans in upheaval.
Nebraska Cornhusker guard Callin Hake (14) warms up doing dribbling drills against the Purdue Boilermakers during a college women’s basketball game on Sunday, Jan.
Nebraska football saw another member of the Huskers' defense elect to move on from the program Saturday. Defensive lineman Dylan Parrott officially entered the transfer portal one day after the portal window officially opened.
Connor Essegian is already eyeing a return to playing at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Nebraska guard spoke on the Husker Radio Network's basketball pregame show Friday prior to the No.
On day one of the transfer portal being open, Nebraska is casting a wide net, searching for difference makers on both sides of the ball. After a 22-point loss to Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl, the Huskers' staff is more aware than ever before just how much room for growth this team has.
Georgia native Jaylen George made the decision to enter the transfer portal on Friday morning. A junior, George's entry was listed on his recruiting profile via the Rivals transfer portal hub on their site.
It’s Jan. 2, which unofficially doubles as College Football Transfer Portal Day, as the sport’s entire landscape — from coaches to fans to players themselves — watches thousands of athletes announce they’re looking for new homes.
The race for one of the top offensive linemen in the 2027 recruiting class is already heating up, and Nebraska finds itself in a battle with Texas A&M and LSU for five-star standout Albert Simien.
The transfer portal is officially open, and discussions are heating up, specifically along the defense line for a Nebraska football team in desperate need of some difference makers.
Nebraska football had 33 days to prepare between a 24-point loss to Iowa to end the regular season and the kickoff of the Las Vegas Bowl against Utah, and what occurred on New Year's Eve made it look like it didn't help.
Caleb Benning was ready for the chance to prove his ability for the Nebraska defense. The redshirt freshman was given that moment during the Huskers' matchup with Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl.
Nebraska’s push to strengthen its defensive front has zeroed in on one of the Midwest’s most disruptive prospects, as four‑star defensive lineman Dylan Berymon becomes a top priority for the Huskers.
The hype was palpable in Lincoln. After a busy offseason spent building around future star sophomore quarterback Dylan Raiola with a new look offense and Matt Rhule’s “Year Three” hype running wild, the excitement was completely understandable.