Nebraska is a program that prides itself on its ability to innovate. With the Big Ten not allowing fans, the Athletic Department looks forward…
Teams will play an eight-game schedule, with an additional game against a cross-division foe at the end of the season.
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We're blending new content with frequent trips to the archive library on a week-by-week ride through Nebraska's storied 1970 season.
For the first time since March 11, a University of Nebraska athletic program took part in a competition that was broadcast live.
The title-winning 1970 Huskers were loaded with talent up and down the rosters. Parker Gabriel and Mike Babcock evaluate the team.
The plan is for the season to begin the weekend of Oct. 23-24, and it revolves around rigid coronavirus protocols.
Playing in the fall is definitely better than playing in the winter/spring. But let's see if the Big Ten fall season gets off the ground.
The testing standards are more rigorous than both the SEC and ACC, which require three weekly COVID-19 tests.
