This is a weird part of the season for the Nebraska men’s basketball team. They’re a perfect 11-0 on the season, ranked No. 15 in the country, and they’re now in the heart of a 16-day stretch where they play just one basketball game.
As has been expected by some, Dylan Raiola is entering the transfer portal when it opens in January. On this week's bonus episode of I-80 LIVE, Josh Peterson and Jack Mitchell discussed what kind of quarterback Nebraska could expect to land and tried to answer multiple questions: Will the Huskers go after a big name?
Nebraska football's future in the secondary took a hit on Friday. Defensive back Malcolm Hartzog Jr. is expected to enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports.
Nebraska football offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen addressed the media on Tuesday, his first appearance at the podium since news of Dylan Riaola’s decision to enter the transfer portal surfaced.
On this week's I-80 Football Show, former Michigan Wolverine and current Big Ten Network analyst Jake Butt joined Josh Peterson for a discussion surrounding the Michigan coaching search, the College Football Playoff, and Nebraska football.
No college basketball team in America deserves more national attention right now than your 11-0 Nebraska Cornhuskers. And some national media outlets seem to agree.
Nebraska has taken another step in shaping its future defense, extending an offer to 2027 Texas linebacker JaMarquis Hudson. The 3-star prospect has already drawn attention for his athleticism and upside, and the Huskers’ staff is eager to tap into the Lone Star State pipeline.
The Common Fans discuss the biggest news of the week: the announcement that two year starting quarterback Dylan Raiola will be entering the transfer portal.
In the time since Nebraska’s last game against Iowa, the Cornhusker football program has undergone a series of massive changes. Change has been the constant each offseason for Matt Rhule.
Nebraska backup quarterback TJ Lateef has the big shoes of Dylan Raiola to fill against Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl. But the running back room has an even larger task.
Two years ago at this time, Husker Nation was in euphoria. Five-star quarterback Dylan Raiola flipped from the Georgia Bulldogs to the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The last-minute switch from a perennial national championship-contending powerhouse to a fledgling rebuild program was seen as the ultimate validation of head coach Matt Rhule’s program.
Perhaps the best way to describe Dylan Raiola entering the college football transfer portal and moving on from the Nebraska Cornhuskers is to say that "it is what it is."
Isaiah Mozee knows the Las Vegas Bowl is more than just a regular game; it’s a chance to set the tone for his future. The true freshman running back is embracing the opportunity to showcase his skills while continuing to grow in Nebraska’s backfield.
Nebraska just wrapped up a 7-5 season in 2025, earning its second consecutive bowl berth against Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl. But the big news came Monday: starting quarterback Dylan Raiola, the former five-star recruit who started 22 games over two years, plans to enter the transfer portal when it opens on January 2, 2026.
Nebraska’s undefeated men’s basketball team jumped from a 7-seed to a 5-seed in the latest ESPN Bracketology released Tuesday morning. Plus, the 11-0 Huskers were the entire focus of ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi’s story about this week’s NCAA Tournament projections.
After remaining unbeaten for another week, both Nebraska basketball programs climbed in the latest Associated Press Top 25 polls released Monday. Following a dominant weekend, the Husker men’s team vaulted eight spots to No.
The 2025 Nebraska Cornhuskers made the postseason after winning their conference championship. Nebraska had to navigate some turbulence on the pitching staff and went 15-15 in the Big 10, before a perfect 4-0 in the Big 10 tournament to secure a spot.