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Husker History Highlights - December 2
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Nebraska's approach to quarterback recruiting in the transfer portal became one step clearer on Wednesday.Â
After officially adding two coaches to the staff Wednesday, there's only one more opening. Special teams, right? Well, maybe.
Fred Hoiberg was honest in his assessment of his team’s play against Michigan, one of the worst losses since he took over the program.
Donovan Raiola knows what Nebraska football is all about. He'll come to Lincoln to create a legacy. He'll come breathing fire. He's a Raiola. …
Twenty years removed from his Heisman Trophy-winning season, Crouch says "it's crazy to keep seeing some of the things keep coming in."
Neither addition has been formalized by Nebraska, though that could happen Tuesday evening or Wednesday. Here's what we know.
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On Wednesday's episode, Adam Carriker gives his quick reaction to Nebraska adding Mark Whipple and Donovan Raiola to coaching staff.
The Easton, Pennsylvania, native rallied to beat No. 6 Ethan Smith of Ohio State in the 174-pound final Saturday.
Mark Whipple, Nebraska's new offensive coordinator, is a coaching veteran who can provide valuable experience in a crucial season for Scott Fr…
Mark Whipple joins the Husker football staff as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and Donovan Raiola will take over the offensive line.
Nebraska's coaches talked in the locker room Tuesday night about changing the way Nebraska plays offensively in order to find some flow.
Check out the sights from the Wolverines' 102-67 win over the Huskers on Tuesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Journal Star photos by Francis Gardler
