A significant winning streak of any kind in any sport is admirable, but to accomplish what the now 7th-ranked Nebraska men’s basketball team has done this season is unthinkable.
Colin Rice was looking for a family in his college choice. He found that in Nebraska men’s basketball. The unselfish style and family atmosphere are two things that drew the four-star wing from Waukee (Iowa) Northwest to signing with the Huskers.
After the transfer portal window for entry wrapped up, the Huskers got another shot of good news, this time coming from the high school recruiting ranks.
Nebraska fans have watched their 18-0 Huskers team set team records and garner national acclaim in this unprecedented season. Huskers fans see this team’s attributes — their unselfish nature, their dedication to defense and rebounding.
Nebraska’s push to strengthen its future secondary took another step forward with an offer to three-star Oklahoma safety Kailib Dillard, a fast-rising defender whose blend of range, physicality, and football IQ has caught the attention of Power Four staffs across the region.
The nightmare at Michigan State couldn't encapsulate the season more for the No. 24 Nebraska women's basketball team. Made up of solid talent across the board, headlined by star point guard Britt Prince, the Huskers had an opportunity to pull off their first ranked win of the season, but a back-breaking turnover gave the Spartans a chance.
Recruiting wins and losses are no strangers to any college football program in the modern era, but this one stings a little more than the rest for Nebraska football.
Now that the transfer portal is finally, officially (mostly) closed, the Common Fans zoom out and take a look at some major questions for Nebraska football as the program heads into a critical offseason full of uncertainty.
Nebraska football is set to be in good hands down the line, as the future remains bright when it comes to their current 2027 recruiting class. They have built this class from the ground up, and it is only the month of January.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have a total of six commitments when it comes to the 2027 recruiting class. This is good enough to give fans hope that the future may be brighter than it has been in the world of high school recruiting.
Nebraska football still doesn't have enough money. This has been an issue for the Huskers in the NIL era, and it continues into the revenue-sharing era as well.
Nebrasketball is experiencing unprecedented success this season. The Huskers are 17-0. They have a nation-leading win streak of 21 games, going back to the run through the College Basketball Crown.
For the first time since 2014 (except for when a global pandemic was happening), Nebraska volleyball did not turn a profit. According to financial documents submitted to the NCAA for Fiscal Year 2025, NU volleyball recorded a $1.38 million deficit.
The Nebraska men’s basketball team has crossed the midway point of the 2025-26 season. At 17-0, the Huskers are assured a winning record this season, even if they never win another game, which we can assume is unlikely.
No. 8 Nebraska men's basketball (17-0, 6-0 Big Ten) enters the week powering its way to a spotless record, emerging as one of just four undefeated teams left in men’s college basketball.
Since the start of the new year, Nebraska has added a pair of signal callers to its ranks via the transfer portal, but on the evening of Jan. 14, they dove back into the high school ranks.
Mike Ekeler rumors continue to swirl around Nebraska football. The special teams coordinator has been reportedly linked to openings in college football, specifically with USC, after only one season in Lincoln with the Huskers.
The decision from Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore to return for the 2026 season is an exciting sign for Oregon fans. Raiola may not be as excited.