NE KS 4 NE picnic on Saturday, July 27th
Join us for our 2024 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka,...
NE KS 4 NE picnic on Saturday, July 27th
| Join us for our 2024 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka, Kansas Saturday, July 27, 2024 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Doors open at 6:00 p.m., not before) Our virtual speaker this year is Haven Fields who joined Nebraska Athletics as the Deputy Athletic Director/Chief Operating Officer in April of 2024. Fields will serve as the day-to-day football administrator, assisting Head Coach Matt Rhule and his football staff. In addition to his role with the football... |
It’s Time to Apply for the NE KS 4 NE Scholarship
| One of the most important activities our Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Alumni chapter does is provide three annual financial scholarships to local students attending the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Two $1,500 annual scholarships are provided by our chapter members and a third $1,000 annual scholarship is awarded as the Bob Elliott Memorial Scholarship. If you have a son or daughter, grandson, or granddaughter, attending UNL or enrolling for the 2024-2025 school year at UNL, the deadline for the application process is approaching. Because our... |
Chapter donates $520 to Doorstep
| Your donations during this year’s game watches toward Doorstep totaled $520. Thank you for your generosity showing, as Husker fans, we not only support our university, and its sports teams, but we support great causes. With the challenges our local charitable organizations are facing, we modify one of our key phrases to state, “There are no fans like Nebraska’s”. Go Big Red. |
Thursday Flakes: NHL, WNBA, Football and More
| Sergei Belski-Imagn Images Oh and don’t forget about the bad joke of the week… As a meteorology guy, I would like to take a quick second to mark an important date on the calendar. October 15th, the first official freeze of the fall. Now my allergies will stop going crazy and I can start to bitch about having a cold. I also would like to point out that even though we hit the first freeze of the season here in Lincoln, it also included a... |
Monday Night Therapy: Nebraska vs Indiana Football Preview: How Good are Curt Cignetti And the Hoosiers?- TONIGHT AT 8 PM
| Tonight I’ll be joined by Indiana guy L.C. Norton, who currently writes about Indiana for the SB Nation site Crimson Quarry. He writes about Big Ten Men’s Basketball for BT Powerhouse, and he’s previously written for the Oregonian and the Indiana Daily Student. He graduated from Indiana University in 2022. He is YOUNG and therefore I don’t expect him to be jaded about Indiana Hoosiers football, which means this will be a lot of fun! We will discuss what sort of sorcery has happened that... |
Nebraska Reacts Survey: How Many More Games Will Nebraska Win?
| Stephen Bruce Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nebraska Cornhuskers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. It’s about time for a survey! We’ve done so little this season… as in none. So here you are! I like to get the pulse of Husker… er… Corn Nation, so here are this week’s questions; How many games do you expect Nebraska... |
Nebraska Football: The Second Half Kick Off
| Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images Of the season that is… Given recent(ish) seasons, by the time the second half of the season gets underway, we are already looking forward to next season, or other Nebraska sports. This season, the Huskers carry into the second half with a 5-1 record. They are currently 25th in the Coaches poll, and 27 in the AP. Even for a hot week Nebraska was ranked in the top 25 of the AP Poll (thanks a lot Bert). Safe to say,... |
Wrestling Weight-Class Breakdown for Nebraska: 285 Pounds
| Nebraska assistant coach Tervel Dlagnev (front), also the head coach of the Nebraska Wrestling Training Center, has a couple nice young prospects in the room at heavyweight this season in Harley Andrews and Matthew Moore. | Dylan Guenther / CORN NATION Taking a deep look into this year’s outlook for Nebraska at 285 pounds, the national outlook at the weight, who’s next, and how the Huskers have fared historically at the weight We are moving on to the last weight class in our series of... |
Wednesday Flakes Brings You Indiana, Nepal Climbing Accident, & Rancid
| Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Mankilling Mastodons Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola acts more like a savvy vet than a freshman phenom – The Athletic “A constant urge to get better,” has made Raiola see success quickly in his first college football season. How will Indiana football’s offensive line stack up against Nebraska?Indiana’s offensive line deserves a ton of credit for team’s 6-0 start. Can they keep it going against Nebraska? Is Nebraska Football’s Offense a Liability Against Indiana?Can the Huskers keep up with the Hoosiers’... |
Corn Nation Overreaction: Husker Football’s Mid-Season Report Card
| Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images This week on Corn Nation Overreaction, the guys have a plan to endure the bye week. That’s right, Greg, Hoss, and Jake bring you the Mid-Season Report Card. The guys pour over each position group, giving in-depth analysis on where we are halfway through the season. What have been some high points? What areas have met expectations from the fans or the coaches? What position groups have fallen short? Who have been the outstanding performers on both sides of the... |
Week 7 Cobs: Pushing, Spitting and Sliding
| Photo by Ali Gradischer/Getty Images A wonderful week of college football has graced us with wild cob nominations! An unbelievable week of college football has come and gone. Let’s do the splits and slide into this week’s cob nominations. OMG! #LGM pic.twitter.com/CXKdG5NLQK — Rutgers Scarlet Knights (@RUAthletics) October 12, 2024 .@shaq videobombs @MollyAMcGrath pic.twitter.com/3hNySs2gdC — CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) October 13, 2024 Marshall Marshall thundered ahead for a 23-3 after three quarters. Victory looked certain but then the unthinkable... |
Big Ten Football’s Proper Power Rankings: After Week Seven
| Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images As Matt Rhule stated in his press conference this week, I think college football is getting to a point that there are no easy or expected wins. I feel like this year has been a season where you truly do not know what to expect. At least in the Big Ten. Previous Weeks:Week Zero. Week One. Week Two. Week Three.Week Four.Week Five.Week Six. 1 – Oregon Previous: 32-31 Win over Ohio State Movement: Up 2.... |
Wrestling: Omaha Bryan’s Abdi Unle Commits to Nebraska, Giving Huskers Fourth in ‘25 Class
| Nebraska Head Coach Mark Manning, seen here during a dual in 2023, and his staff have put together another really good recruiting class for 2025. | Dylan Guenther / Corn Nation Unle adds to a nice haul of top recruits for the Huskers with all four commits coming in at weight classes of need Nebraska just put the cherry on top of its 2025 recruiting class last night when in-state prospect Abdi Unle committed to the Huskers. Unle is ranked #9 in the country at... |
Corn Flakes: Buschini Gets a Blackshirt and Reilly Repeats As B1G Setter of the Week
| Stephen Bruce Also, Giant Pandas in the National Zoo! In his press conference today Coach Rhule said he gave out two more blackshirts in the last week. One went to the deserving Ceyair Wright after another solid performance against Rutgers. The other went to Punter, Brian Buschini. Rhule said that some of the defensive players came up to him and told him they needed to give Buschini a blackshirt. Buschini had an amazing game against Rutgers and has been a vital part of helping the... |
NCAA makes changes to the portal window dates and NLI policy
| Dylan Widger-Imagn Images The NCAA announced some changes to the portal window, moving from 45 days to 30 days and eliminating the National Letter of Intent (NLI) in favor of financial agreements. The Winter window is now from December 9th to December 28th, while the Spring window is from April 16th to April 26th. The NLI falling away is a sign of the times with the ever-changing landscape of college football and the NCAA clawing to keep up. The portal has changed college football forever... |
