On day one of the transfer portal being open, Nebraska is casting a wide net, searching for difference makers on both sides of the ball. After a 22-point loss to Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl, the Huskers' staff is more aware than ever before just how much room for growth this team has.
Georgia native Jaylen George made the decision to enter the transfer portal on Friday morning. A junior, George's entry was listed on his recruiting profile via the Rivals transfer portal hub on their site.
It’s Jan. 2, which unofficially doubles as College Football Transfer Portal Day, as the sport’s entire landscape — from coaches to fans to players themselves — watches thousands of athletes announce they’re looking for new homes.
The race for one of the top offensive linemen in the 2027 recruiting class is already heating up, and Nebraska finds itself in a battle with Texas A&M and LSU for five-star standout Albert Simien.
The transfer portal is officially open, and discussions are heating up, specifically along the defense line for a Nebraska football team in desperate need of some difference makers.
Nebraska football had 33 days to prepare between a 24-point loss to Iowa to end the regular season and the kickoff of the Las Vegas Bowl against Utah, and what occurred on New Year's Eve made it look like it didn't help.
Caleb Benning was ready for the chance to prove his ability for the Nebraska defense. The redshirt freshman was given that moment during the Huskers' matchup with Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl.
Nebraska’s push to strengthen its defensive front has zeroed in on one of the Midwest’s most disruptive prospects, as four‑star defensive lineman Dylan Berymon becomes a top priority for the Huskers.
The hype was palpable in Lincoln. After a busy offseason spent building around future star sophomore quarterback Dylan Raiola with a new look offense and Matt Rhule’s “Year Three” hype running wild, the excitement was completely understandable.
For seven seasons, Nebraska toiled as a program, spending December and January watching everyone else go bowling while it wondered why it couldn’t come away with a one-possession win — or several — to qualify.
As we welcome in the New Year, so too shall Nebraska's staff soon welcome in a new wave of transfer portal additions, and last night's news could signal a potential target on the defensive side of the ball.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have done a good job so far when it comes to the recruiting scene in the 2027 recruiting class, as they are off to what is considered to be a much better start than they were with the 2026 cycle.
It was another slow start in a buy game for Nebraska men’s basketball in an 86-55 win over New Hampshire Tuesday night in Lincoln. The Huskers trailed four-win New Hampshire 25-20 with 8:54 left in the first half.
Mike Ekeler is and always will be a ball of energy, and as he gets prepared to help Nebraska play Utah tomorrow afternoon, his enthusiasm shifts over to the defense as well.
Nebraska football is continuing its aggressive expansion into the Southeast, and the latest target in the crosshairs is 2027 four-star offensive lineman Nate Carson.
The recruitment of 2027 four-star defensive lineman Zane Rowe is entering its most pivotal stretch yet. After emerging as one of the early headliners in his class, Rowe is now just weeks away from announcing his college decision, and the programs in pursuit are making their final pushes.
In the ever-evolving landscape of college football, bowl games once stood as the crowning achievement of a successful season, a reward for hard-fought victories and a chance to shine on a national stage.
DeShon Singleton's Nebraska football career comes to a quiet end before his final game. The Huskers' senior safety will miss the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl due to an injury, as Nebraska interim defensive coordinator Phil Snow confirmed during Monday's press conference.
It’s the most talked-about stat of the 2025 Nebraska football season, and for at least a few more days, that’s not going to change. Nebraska, which was ranked itself this season, hasn’t beaten a nationally-ranked team since September 17, 2016.
Despite what was a rotten finish to the regular season with consecutive blowout losses to Penn State and Iowa, the Nebraska football team enters New Year's Eve with one last opportunity to change the narrative and go into the offseason on a positive note.
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."