Four Questions for Nebraska Football Heading Into an Offseason Full of Uncertainty

Now that the transfer portal is finally, officially (mostly) closed, the Common Fans zoom out and take a look at some major questions for Nebraska football as t

Nebraska post-transfer portal thoughts: Where Huskers stand 7 weeks into offseason

Can this winter's influx of players and staff help Matt Rhule steer the Huskers back onto an upward trajectory?
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Nebraska Hit With Ricochet Shot Before National Title Game

The Nebraska football program has been hit with a ricochet shot ahead of Monday night's College Football Playoff national title game. The Huskers and the Hurricanes were two of college football's most dominant programs in the 1980s,

Nebraska Football Commit Trae Taylor Shines at Major Miami Event

Nebraska football is set to be in good hands down the line, as the future remains bright when it comes to their current 2027 recruiting class. They have built t

17-0 Nebraska is more than a feel-good story — it’s a Big Ten contender

The Huskers are the only power-conference program that has never won a NCAA Tournament game. That could change this year.
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Three Takeaways From Northwestern’s loss to Nebraska

This season continues to prove tough for Wildcat fans. Saturday’s loss to Nebraska was the team’s sixth in its last seven games. Northwestern is still yet to record an in-conference win, and is currently on pace to have its first losing season since 2022.

Nebraska Medicine suing to stop $800 million NU-Clarkson deal for NU sole ownership

The Nebraska Medicine Board of Directors is officially suing to stop the University of Nebraska Board of Regents from securing sole ownership of the nonprofit using an $800 million deal with Clarkson Regional Health Services.

Nebraska students can join National Civics Bee

Nebraska is participating in the National Civics Bee for the first time, inviting sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade students to apply and compete in the event.

Tearful Nebraska state Sen. McKeon resigns amid accusations of inappropriate behavior

State Sen. Dan McKeon has resigned from the Nebraska Legislature amid allegations of inappropriate conduct involving a woman who works for another lawmaker.

Should Nebraska legislators be tested on civics knowledge? New bill says yes.

Nebraska teens, under a 2019 state law, must clear a civics requirement to graduate. Immigrants must pass a test on civics and U.S. history to gain U.S. citizenship. Now a bipartisan group of Nebraska state senators wants to write into law that new members of the officially nonpartisan Legislature take a 20-question civics

Nebraska loses commitment of JUCO All-American after flip

Iowa Western standout defensive line prospect Andy Burburija, who committed to Nebraska back on Jan. 12, announced his decision to flip to Clem
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