Nebraska Cornhusker cheer squat lead the fans in Husker Power before a college volleyball match against the Grand Canyon Lopes on Saturday, September 13, 2025, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
For the first time in 2025, Nebraska football will be playing as the underdog. The Huskers (3-0, 0-0 B1G) opened as 3 1/2 point underdogs for their home tilt with Michigan to open Big Ten Conference play on Saturday.
On a warm Saturday morning and afternoon in Memorial Stadium, the Nebraska Cornhuskers dominated the FCS Houston Christian Huskies 59-7. The win allows the Huskers to finish the non-conference slate 3-0 and extend their current win streak to four games.
Archie Wilson, Nebraska’s much-publicized punter from Australia, made his first appearance at Memorial Stadium against Houston Christian Saturday. But he didn’t punt.
Nebraska sophomore defensive lineman Riley Van Poppel easily beat the Houston Christian offensive lineman and zeroed in on Huskies quarterback Jake Weir.
Adam Carriker breaks down Matt Rhule, Dylan Raiola, TJ Lateef and the Nebraska football team outscoring their last two opponents by a combined score of 127-7!
LINCOLN—Nebraska football improved to 3-0 with a 59-7 win over Houston Christian on Saturday. The Huskers dominated from start to finish, pulling the starters at halftime.
When pretty much the entire Nebraska roster gets to play in a September nonconference game, as happened in last week's 68-0 win over Akron, it creates opportunities for almost everyone, but especially the youngest and newest.
Nebraska Cornhuskers Olivia Mauch (10), Laney Choboy (6), and Maisie Boesiger (7) huddle up before warm-up during a college volleyball match against the Utah Utes on Friday, September 12, 2025, in Lincoln, NE.
No. 1 Nebraska ratcheted up its serving pressure to take down No. 22 Utah in four sets on Friday night. The Cornhuskers (7-0) dropped the first set but dominated the last three to beat the Utes 21-25, 25-8, 25-18, 25-13 during the Husker Invitational at the Devaney Center.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers (2–0) return to Memorial Stadium on Saturday morning for a nononference matchup against Houston Christian (1–1). While the SMQ team is ambivalent about the decision to schedule an FCS football team in Week 3, it does represent a nice payday for the Huskies.
Nebraska's Matt Rhule was not afraid to voice his opinions regarding the latest change to the NCAA Transfer Portal. The Cornhuskers are off to a fast start as Big Ten play looms.
Nebraska enjoys its second consecutive game against an inferior opponent when it plays FCS Houston Christian on Saturday. The Huskers are 2-0 after bullying Akron, 68-0, last week.
Last season, on the morning of Nov. 23, Nebraska was not bowl eligible. The Huskers were 5-5, and riding a troubling, four-game losing streak. Nebraska needed a victory that afternoon over visiting Wisconsin, or the following week over Iowa, to qualify for its first bowl appearance since 2016.
Nebraska's defense has been a major story through the first two weeks of the season, and a key piece of that unit, defensive back Malcolm Hartzog Jr., is now listed as questionable for Saturday's game.
The Nebraska Volleyball machine continues to run at full pace. The No. 1 Huskers had no problem in its annual Ameritas Players Challenge at home, sweeping both Wright State and California in dominant showings.
Nebraska might be the one school that is best known for producing some of the greatest linemen -- on both sides of the ball -- in college football history.
Former Husker Mickey Joseph, now the head football coach at Grambling State, included in his comments before his team’s game at Ohio State last Saturday the fact that among reasons for scheduling the game was the money Grambling State, an FCS program, would receive.
LINCOLN—Nebraska is constantly trying to get better. At his final media appearance before the non-conference finale against Houston Christian, Matt Rhule said "not letting up" has been an outside thing.
The college football season is in full swing, and every team is facing a test of depth. For the Nebraska Cornhuskers, a program built on the foundation of a strong rushing attack, the question isn't just about their starting running back, Emmett Johnson, but about who will emerge behind him.
Nebraska Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule learned an important lesson this week -- Tennessee Vols fans never forget. Rhule went viral on Monday for a "leaked" video of his halftime speech in Nebraska's 68-0 win against Akron.
Matt Rhule is looking to build a tough and gritty football program at Nebraska, and heading into the team's Week 1 clash with Cincinnati on Thursday, he is taking that idea to another level.