Nebraska football will add another chip on its shoulder after EA Sports snubbed the Cornhuskers from another top-ratings list. The College Football 26 video game released its top 100 overall rated players on Tuesday, leaving Nebraska football off its list with no players from the Huskers represented.
For years, Nebraska fans have asked the same question: What will it take to get back to relevance? The simple answer might be landing better players, but the path to those players is built on winning.
Nebraska and second-year quarterback Dylan Raiola are poised for a breakout season under head coach Matt Rhule. Entering his third season with the Huskers, Rhule will look to improve from a 7-6 record and build off a Pinstripe Bowl win over Boston College, making it Nebraska’s first bowl win since 2015.
When considering the quarterbacks bound for superstardom, Dylan Raiola's name has been in capital letters. However, even five-star rankings cannot fully equip a teenager for Big Ten football's grind.
Nebraska’s "Big Red Ferrari" isn’t just revving up; he’s doubling down. At a formidable 235 pounds, A.J. Ferrari is hiking expectations months before the mat melts for the wrestling season.
Brick by brick, the Nebraska football team is building a program. Victories on the recruiting trail keep mounting — at the expense of giants Ohio State and Michigan, among others.
Whether he’s sealing the edge with precision or slipping past linebackers on play-action, Nebraska commit Luke Sorensen makes his presence felt in every phase of the offense.
Nebraska football put together a massive recruiting effort in June. The Big Red picked up eight commitments on the recruiting trail, propelling the class to 11 total.
Nebraska is going to add another women's sport. The only questions remaining are when and which one. On Sports Nightly after the Husker Games, Nebraska athletics director Troy Dannen said Title IX would make another women's sport a necessity in Lincoln.
It's the end of June, and something is cooking in Lincoln. After a decade of disappointments, false starts, and changes in the coach, Matt Rhule's Huskers finally seem to be turning the corner.
It might still be June, but Jack Mitchell declares that football season is finally here! On his mind are the various preseason magazines and predictions he's seeing surrounding the Huskers.
For college football teams, making a move from on-field workouts to in-the-gym strength training helps players get ready to face off against top competition.
One of college basketball’s hottest topics this offseason is the possible expansion of the NCAA Tournament. But Nebraska men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg doesn’t want to hear it.
After a busy offseason of transfer portal additions following Nebraska’s Pinstripe Bowl win over Boston College, fans and media alike are buzzing about what could be in store for 2025.
On June 16, the Nebraska Cornhuskers' offensive line received a significant commitment with the addition of three-star recruit Hayden Ainsworth. His pledge provides a crucial anchor for the future of the Huskers' front.
You know summer’s serious in Lincoln when the buzz isn’t just about Big Ten football. Nebraska men's basketball is making noise, and it’s coming from an unexpected leader.
The Cornhuskers could be on the cusp of making their largest recruiting statement to date. Arizona State pledge Nalin Scott stopped by Lincoln recently, and now the Huskers are trending big.
On Monday, Nebraska football landed its first* four-star recruit for the 2026 class with the commitment of cornerback Danny Odem. His decision to join the Cornhuskers, rejecting offers from other Power Four programs (52 offers and six official visits), speaks volumes about the vision head coach Matt Rhule is building in Lincoln.
The college basketball offseason is not even halfway over yet, so there is not much for fans to latch on to in the summer months. One thing that can wet fans' appetites is projections about the next NCAA Tournament.
Should Nebraska sophomore quarterback Dylan Raiola seriously be considered a Heisman Trophy long shot? Could he be? Sound far-fetched? Sound about right?
Matt Rhule has been determined to bring this program back to their glory days, and so far, he's done that. The Nebraska Cornhuskers may not be an elite program again, yet, but they are on their way.
College recruiting season is in high gear and the Nebraska Cornhuskers just had a three-star tight end from California commit to their program. Luke Sorensen, out of Servite High School, made his voice heard on Friday night, June 20.
Dylan Raiola was perhaps more known for his impressions of Patrick Mahomes as a freshman at Nebraska last season than he was for any actual "quarterbacking" he did.