The national media doesn't think Nebraska is a top 25 team. Fred Hoiberg isn't worried about it one bit. Instead, he's focused on improving his team day by day and letting the rankings take care of themselves.
It seemed obvious that Nebraska would drop in the seven polls and rankings we monitor after its second consecutive rough loss, this time to Oregon, 20-17, on Saturday night.
Dr. Jeffrey Gold, the University of Nebraska System president, joined Adam Carriker on the Carriker Chronicles for a wide-ranging conversation about Husker football, the future of college athletics, NIL, leadership and what it takes to build a winning culture.
A week ago, I dubbed Andrew Marshall a potential first-round NFL Draft pick. Now, the Nebraska defensive back has earned midseason All-America honors from multiple outlets.
You know you’re witnessing greatness when the biggest storyline from a win is finally dropping a set eight matches into Big Ten play. That's exactly what happend with the No.
Seven minutes from 7-0. That was SMQ's assessment after Nebraska’s 17-14 loss at Oregon, and it pretty much wrecked any chance of a calm postgame discussion.
Coming off consecutive losses, Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule has plenty to reflect on during the bye week. Meeting with the media Monday, Rhule made it clear that two things can be true at once: Nebraska is a good team, and it hasn't made the plays necessary to win.
Nebraska men's basketball will begin the 2026-27 season unranked in the AP poll. After finishing ranked 14th last season, Nebraska is two spots outside the preseason top 25 released Monday.
By all means, be mad, be sad, disappointed, depressed, or whatever you want to be about this loss. I know I am. In the wake of the game, my primary emotion was disappointment: Disappointment that Nebraska's offensive line could not get a consistent push.
Nebraska totaled 242 yards on 67 offensive snaps against Oregon. In the end, it simply wasn't enough. Whether you attribute the Cornhuskers' offensive struggles to play-calling, personnel, injuries, or something else, one thing is clear: This unit hasn't looked like the one that took the field earlier in the year.
Nebraska basketball dropped its second straight exhibition game Friday night. After falling 79-74 to Saint Louis a week ago, the Huskers suffered an 11-point loss to BYU in Provo, Utah.
Oregon (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) enters Saturday’s showdown against Nebraska (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) needing to rebound after its upset loss to then-No. 21 UCLA. Standing in the Ducks’ way, however, are the Cornhuskers, who are looking to deal coach Dan Lanning’s squad its second straight home loss for the first time since 2016.
The 2026-2027 season is underway, and while the games don’t currently count, there are still games for all of us to overreact to and overanalyze. Nebraska
The Big Ten was ready to test the No. 1 Nebraska volleyball team, but the Huskers had other plans. Riding the improved play of star outside hitter Harper Murray, world-class setter Bergen Reilly and defensive maestro Manaia Ogbechie, the top-ranked Cornhuskers destroyed No.
For a few glorious minutes on Saturday afternoon, Anthony Colandrea had Memorial Stadium believing. The Nebraska quarterback had just delivered one of the most electrifying plays of the last decade, scrambling into the end zone to give the Huskers a 17-6 fourth-quarter lead over defending national champion Indiana.
We were curious if Nebraska would drop in the polls and rankings we monitor after its first loss of the season. And by how far. You could make a good argument for the Huskers dropping — or maybe rising slightly, or remaining the same.
"One more touchdown, you win the game," said Nebraska offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen on Tuesday. He's not wrong. Nebraska wasn't far from winning Saturday's game against No.
Every week until a champion is crowned, the YouTube show "Six Rotations" will be available here, with a brief rundown of the episode and the top upcoming matches around the country.
The No. 1 Nebraska Cornhuskers welcomed the No. 7 Wisconsin Badgers Saturday night for a prime time showdown. The teams are, historically, two of the best not only in the conference (between them, they have accounted for 10 Big Ten championships since Nebraska joined in 2011) but in the country.
For the first time ever, Fox will broadcast a football-volleyball doubleheader from the same campus. A All four teams have perfect conference records and will be competing for the top spot in the Big Ten.
On the fourth play from scrimmage, Anthony Colandrea ran off to the left. He saw North Dakota defenders lined up against him, yet didn’t change his plan.
The time for nonconference games is over. Michigan State and Nebraska have to be ready to face off against Big Ten opponents. First up will be each other, as the Spartans and Huskers battle in East Lansing on Saturday evening.