NE KS 4 NE picnic on Saturday, August 8, 2026
Join us for our 2026 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka,...
| Will Bolt finished his sixth season leading Nebraska with a B1G tournament championship | Todd Wolverton Where do we go from here? Will Bolt has completed his sixth year as the head man of the Nebraska baseball program. Most followers of the program are aware he was an assistant with the program for five years and was also the first recruit in the Dave Van Horn era. If one was to draw a consensus about the opinion of the fan base on this season through... |
| Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images Welcome to this twelve-week countdown where we count the weeks until Nebraska takes on the Cincinnati Bearcats at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday, August 28th. This will be my list of Nebraska football’s 12 most indispensable players. They may not be the best. They may not even end up playing this season (which would likely be bad for Nebraska). These are the players that need to step up this season for Nebraska to take that next step. Countdown Archive 12... |
| Kyle Terada-Imagn Images Don’t forget the joke of the week… Since my wife has become pregnant, I’ve fallen victim to sympathy weight. I’ve put on a solid 9 pounds since I found out we were having twins. I’ve been the butt of a few jokes, mainly asking when I happen to be due. It’s all well and good, I gained 15 pounds when we were pregnant with our daughter. The fact that we are having twins and I’m older will probably mean I’m in for... |
| 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 to shift inside to guard in Lincoln, where his nasty streak and brute strength should translate well. Thank you God, my family, my coaches, and teammates for making this all... |
| Nebraska Athletics A 2025 season which ended in a Sweet Sixteen run resulted in a 43-15 record for the Huskers. And upon review, 7 of those 15 losses stung a little than the others. Today, we take a look back at those “coulda beens”. No one enjoys a loss. No one. Coach Rhonda Revelle believes in turning “losses” into “learns” and the best losses are truly games from which you do learn a lesson and become a better player, team and coach going forward. But,... |
| Steve Roberts-Imagn Images Mankilling Mastodons Nebraska’s Dylan Raiola invited to Manning Passing AcademyNebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola was invited to the annual elite quarterback gathering. Nebraska Makes College Football’s Top 25 Plays Since 2000: Black 41 Flash ReverseOne of the most famous plays in Cornhusker history is among the top plays of the 2000s. Nebraska offers class of 2028 Hawaii quarterback Hunter Fujikawa – Yahoo SportsA class of 2028 quarterback received an offer from Nebraska following a visit to Lincoln this past weekend, as well as... |
| Photo by Peter Aiken/Getty Images Also, have you ever seen a Zebra fly? Are you ready for the College World Series? While there won’t be a Husker team to cheer for, I am excited for the baseball to come. Now, I have to decide which team I’ll be cheering for to win it all? UCLA, since they are the only Big Ten team to make it? Or maybe Murray State as they are making their first ever Men’s College World Series appearance? Who are you... |
| Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images In this episode of Monday Night Therapy, host Minnie Hunt is joined by Pigskin PD (Peter Bartell) and law professor Adam Lamparello for an in-depth look at the NCAA House Settlement and its massive impact on the future of college football. The panel breaks down how the new system allows universities to pay up to $20.5 million annually to athletes, alongside NIL deals, and explores the legal, competitive, and Title IX ramifications. Adam explains why this structure may further widen... |
| Nebraska Athletics This week, we look back and ahead at the 2025 season which saw the Huskers come just short of a WCWS appearance. In Part 1, enjoy the revisions to the Nebraska record books – especially on the offensive side. Before the 2025 season got underway, one of the burning questions was how the Nebraska Cornhuskers would replace the offense which would be departing with their graduating seniors, especially Billie Andrews and Sydney Gray both of whom won multiple Big 10 Player of the... |
| Photo by Nathanial George/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images In this engaging interview, Minnie Hunt of Corn Nation speaks with Steve Hatchell, president and CEO of the National Football Foundation (NFF) and College Football Hall of Fame. Hatchell shares insights into Nebraska’s rich football heritage, highlighting coaching legends like Bob Devaney, Tom Osborne, and Frank Solich. He reminisces about Devaney’s impact on the game and how Osborne upheld the tradition of developing scholar-athletes. Frank Solich’s recent induction into the Hall of Fame as a coach underscores... |
| Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images Plus this year’s Nebraska athletic hall of fame inductees have been announced The House settlement is in place now. We have gotten used to huge changes in college athletics in recent years so this may feel like just another change. However, this is incredibly significant. This ruling makes it very clear that the idea of amateurism in college sports is not only dead, it has a wooden stake driven through its heart. The following statement is from Nebraska Director of... |
| AJ Ferrari of CSU Bakersfield committed to Nebraska on Saturday morning. | Photo by Isaac Wasserman/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Both the most talented transfer available and the most controversial, Ferrari will bring a bigger spotlight to this Husker program In one of the most shocking moves of the offseason in college wrestling, Nebraska secured a commitment from AJ Ferrari — the uber talented yet highly controversial junior-to-be who won an NCAA Championship in 2021 for Oklahoma State at 197 pounds. On the mat, Ferrari... |