The Huskers use the Friday scrimmages to get their younger players live reps, with the older players looking on.
"It does have meaning and purpose, and brings back a lot of memories," former Husker coach Tom Osborne says of the renewal of the Nebraska-Okl…
"This year’s game has given us a chance to celebrate each other," says all-time Sooner great Joe Washington, summing up the weekend well.Â
Nebraska and Oklahoma have produced some of the greatest moments in college football. We somehow trimmed a list down to a dozen.
On the Life in the Red Podcast, the guys discussed what specifically has to happen for Nebraska to beat OU. Here's a transcript of the conversation.
If you're an NU fan, you surely hope to see Austin Allen and Travis Vokolek both ready to contribute Saturday, perhaps in double-TE sets, whic…
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Some Nebraska defenders quit on Bob Diaco late in the 2017 season, and some Purdue defenders apparently haven't fully embraced his ways.
Former Husker great Dominic Raiola is not piling on Cameron Jurgens. It's just that the bad-snap issue baffles the long-time NFL center.
NU fans definitely share in Scott Frost's pain. Do they share in his optimism? Depends who you ask, and it's probably best to wait a few days.
Heaven knows Nebraska needs versatile weapon Wan'Dale Robinson to stay healthy. He takes pressure off the overworked QBs.
Nebraska and Boston College both have to win recruiting battles on the road, primarily for three-star targets, says Mike Farrell of Rivals.com.
Scott Frost arrived at Nebraska to save the program. At this point, it's far too early to rule it out. But it's not too soon to worry.Â
Some folks thought there might be heat on Erik Chinander by how. But the Husker defensive coordinator's unit has made obvious progress.
The Storm is rolling after a lopsided loss earlier this month — "We talked to our players afterwards and said, 'There's two ways this can go.'"
The two teams combined for over 700 yards before halftime. Whatever the halftime speech was by the Patriots’ defensive coaches, it worked.
A lethargic, mistake-filled first quarter put No. 4 Lincoln Southeast in a 20-0 hole, and Class A No. 7 Creighton Prep never budged from there.
There is no such thing as a long, quiet win streak. But the Spartans' 14-game stretch didn't include a ranked foe. Until Thursday.
Games kick off Thursday and Friday across the state.
Fifth-ranked Elkhorn South shut out Lincoln Southwest 49-0 in a Class A football tussle at Seacrest Field. Journal Star photos by Eakin Howard
