LINCOLN—Matt Rhule knows the importance of the next 28 days. That's how many days remain until Nebraska fans are flocking to Kansas City for the season opener against Cincinnati.
Nebraska football isn’t just reloading its roster because it’s upgrading its off-the-field game too. In the modern arms race of college football recruiting,
It's pretty common to hear a head football coach praise the running and passing ability of one of his star players. It's not so common when that praise is heaped onto the team's punter.
Emmett Johnson is going into the 2025 Nebraska football season with one goal in mind, and that’s to do his part to help the Huskers win as many games as possible.
Every year has its own set of storylines, and we are here to highlight 25 of them. From Austin to Happy Valley and from Los Angeles to Chapel Hill. What are we looking forward to in 2025?
As the Nebraska Cornhuskers gear up for the highly anticipated 2025 college football season, Head Coach Matt Rhule delivered a clear message during his recent preseason press conference: he has "nothing but high expectations" for the defensive line.
With fans coming up with their bold predictions for the Nebraska football team this upcoming season, there are some new faces at each coordinator spot, though there is also some familiarity.
Another Nebraska football season is almost upon us. The Huskers are entering year three of the Matt Rhule era. After 5-7 and 7-6 records over the last two seasons, NU is looking to make a jump.
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule believes something is building within his football team that goes beyond X’s and O’s and sis-boom-bah. Rhule sees his team growing closer with each other.
The Big Ten Football Media Days provided insight on what to expect heading into the 2025 college football season. The USC Trojans and coach Lincoln Riley took to the podium on Thursday, as did the 17 other coaches in the conference and several student athletes.
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule delivered a candid assessment of his tenure at Big Ten Media Days, acknowledging the Huskers were in rough shape when he arrived, but also making it clear he’s reshaping the program.
Matt Rhule isn’t backing down from expectations in Year 3 at Nebraska. After a 7–6 season in 2024, the Huskers' head coach made it clear at Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday that 2025 is about taking the next step.
LAS VEGAS | Matt Rhule arrived at Nebraska to find what he called a "beautiful mansion that hadn't been painted for a while" but still believed a great job existed in Lincoln.
Former Nebraska coach Scott Frost alienated some fans recently when discussing the job he did at the school, but he has a defender in his successor. Frost made headlines when he said he regretted taking the Nebraska job, and that it was the “wrong job” for him to take.
Big Ten Media Days are underway, meaning all the conference's coaches and student-athlete representatives from every team are in Las Vegas, Nevada, to preview the 2025 season.
The most accurate Power Four preview magazine over the past decade expects Nebraska football to take a step forward in 2025. Pick Six Previews, run by Brett Ciancia, projects the Huskers to finish seventh in the Big Ten Conference this fall.
The 2024 college football season ended several streaks for teams that had not made a bowl game in years. The Nebraska Cornhuskers ended their non-bowl game streak by making a bowl game for the first time since their 9-4 season in 2016.
With the Nebraska football team boosting its squad on the recruiting trail, the program is looking to make a big splash in 2025 under head coach Matt Rhule.
Athlon Sports has unveiled its list of coaches most likely to win their first national championship in 2025, and while no Big 12 coaches cracked the Top 10, one former Big 12 name—now in the Big Ten—earned a mention: Nebraska’s Matt Rhule.
The strength of the Big Ten Conference has been roundly debated in recent days after critical comments were revealed by Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia,
The College Football Playoff system has come under heavy scrutiny across the college football coaching world. Some coaches are happy with the way it's currently structured.
One thing I have grown accustomed to after covering the Big 12 for many years is people taking shots at the conference. Typically, these criticisms come from SEC or Big Ten media fanboys, trolls on YouTube, or national talking heads.