Thursday Flakes: NBA Finals, An Elephant and Twins?!
Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images Don’t forget the joke of the week… Last week, my wife and I got the shock of our lives. We knew we were expecting a baby, but when the ultrasound begin, we were surprised to find out “baby” was incorrect. As the wand touched my wife’s stomach, there were not one, but...
Nebraska Signs Physical Arizona Lineman Rex Waterman
Photo by Williams Paul/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Nebraska has added some serious muscle to the offensive line with the signing of Rex Waterman out of Chandler, Arizona. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 295 pounds, Waterman brings the kind of size and physicality that the Big Ten trenches demand. A former offensive tackle, Waterman is expected...
Husker Wrestling: Nebraska’s 2025-26 Schedule Dropped This Week, and It’s a Tough Slate
Nebraska’s Brock Hardy, a three-time All-American and Big Ten Champion, has another dual matchup against two-time NCAA Champion Jesse Mendez of Ohio State this season. | Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Nebraska has announced its non-conference schedule as well as its eight Big Ten dual opponents for the year — those dates are not yet...
Claude Mpouma Commits to Nebraska, Headlines Rising 2026 O-Line Class
Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images Nebraska just landed one of its biggest commitments of the 2026 cycle—literally and figuratively. Claude Mpouma, a towering 6’7”, 307-pound offensive tackle out of Mount Carmel High School in Illinois, has announced his commitment to the Huskers. Breaking: Nebraska beats out Auburn for four-star Chicago (Ill.) Mount Carmel OT Claude...
CN’s ALL THE RIGHT MOVIES – Long Gone!
Andy Ketterson “Let’s knock their ***ks off!!” It’s time to bring this hilarious lost 1987 made-for-HBO classic back. Get ready for an evening reliving one of the best summers with Stud Cantrell and the Tampico Stogies. Joins Tuesday Night as we tackle a somewhat forgotten absolute baseball classic – LONG GONE! A made-for-HBO movie from...
Husker Wrestling: Incoming Freshman Cade Ziola Wins Fargo Freestyle National Title, Capping Historic High School Career
Incoming Husker freshman Cade Ziola accepting his Fargo National Championship Stop Sign after winning the Junior 215-pound bracket this week. | Courtesy Tim Ziola A future heavyweight for Nebraska, Ziola was dominant on the way to earning his Fargo Stop Sign at 215 pounds Sometimes, it feels like incoming Husker freshman Cade Ziola has won...
B1G Volleyball Announces Preseason Awards Ahead of Media Days Next Week
Dylan Widger-Imagn Images 4 Huskers were named on the Preseason All-Conference Team to start the 2025 season With B1G Media Days coming up, the conference has announced their Preseason Poll and their Preseason All-Conference Team to kick off the 2025 Volleyball season. While the reigning National Champion in Penn State comes from the B1G this...
Five Heart Podcast: Fall Ball is on, Y’all!
Photo by Williams Paul/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On this lively episode of the Five Heart Podcast, co-hosts Greg and Minnie reunite after Minnie’s return from Big Ten Media Days and a personal family emergency. Minnie shares that her mother, recently diagnosed with cancer, is already undergoing treatment and making an encouraging recovery—prompting heartfelt support...
Nebraska’s Offensive Line Rotation in the 1995 Orange Bowl
Last week, an article in the Lincoln Journal-Star stated that, contrary to common opinion, Nebraska did not substitute on the offensive line during the 1995 Orange Bowl against Miami. The common thought was based on Nebraska’s frequent substitution on the offensive line in other games combined with the memories of seeing Miami’s Warren Sapp exhausted...
Ultimate Husker Defensive Back Bracket: The Championship
It is Brown vs Brown for the title of ultimate Husker defensive back If you were rooting for a Brown vs Brown championship matchup, you get your wish! Ralph Brown and Mike Brown advanced to the championship for the title of ultimate Husker defensive back. Check the bottom of the article for highlight videos (where...
1869 to 1890: How American Football Became The Game You Love Today
About the rules created in this era to establish American Football as a distinct game. The first intercollegiate college football game was played between Princeton and Rutgers in 1869. There were 25 players to a side. The ball could only be advanced by kicking or being butted with the head. It wasn’t like anything we...
Illinois Fighting Illini 2023 Football Preview
Photo by Steve Nurenberg/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Bert Bielema took Illinois to an eight win season and a bowl game in year two. How does he build on it in 2023? If there was an opponent that encapsulated the failure of the Scott Frost era, I think it was Illinois. Nebraska might have had...









