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Nebraska coach Matt Rhule said the first live scrimmage of training camp produced ample repetitions and was relatively healthy, signaling progress in the Huskers' roster battles as camp continues.
Nebraska held its 2026 Fan Day at the Hawks Championship Center, with HuskerOnline photographer Casey Fritton capturing moments across offense, defense, and special teams as players and coaches posed for a gallery ahead of the season.
Nebraska kicked off fall camp as it prepares for the 2026 season, which starts Sept. 5 against Ohio, with Inside Nebraska identifying three Huskers to buy stock in. The piece notes a recent 59-7 win over Houston Christian, highlighted by Cortez Mills catching his first career TD.
Nebraska Athletics and Adidas released new home and away Husker football uniforms featuring two-stripe shoulders, sleeve numbers, a font inspired by anvil engravings and Nebraska’s agricultural landscape, while the iconic helmet remains unchanged; jerseys are for sale online.
No. 2 Nebraska softball defeated No. 6 UCLA 7-2 to win the Big Ten Tournament title in College Park, Md., adding a second conference tournament title to the Huskers’ season that already included the regular-season crown. Jordy Frahm pitched a complete game and was named tournament MVP, while Hannah Camenzind drove in two runs with a third-inning single and Ava Kuszak and Kacie Hoffmann homered. Emmerson Cope, Jesse Farrell and Samantha Bland also contributed hits as NU improved to 46-6. Nebraska now awaits the NCAA Selection Show for postseason fate.
Nebraska’s women’s volleyball team beat Creighton 3-1 in a spring exhibition at DJ Sokol Arena (2,374 in attendance), taking sets 25-19, 25-18 and 25-15 while Creighton won a fourth set 25-15. Teraya Sigler led NU with 11 kills on .647 hitting, with Manaia Ogbechie and Kenna Cogill adding six each; Bergen Reilly posted 20 assists. Nebraska hit .248 to Creighton’s .171. Up next, NU travels to Chadron to face Northern Colorado on April 25 for another spring match.
Nebraska closed spring practice with the Red-White Spring Game, a 118-play scrimmage at Memorial Stadium that Team Nebraska won 22-17 over Team Huskers. Conor Booth had 82 rushing yards and scored the game-winning 32-yard TD, while Jamal Rule led all rushers with 119 yards. Anthony Colandrea threw two first-half TD passes for Team Huskers, and Lateef/Kaelin helped Team Nebraska mount a fourth-quarter comeback. The Huskers showed a solid offensive line and running attack, and the kicking unit went 4-for-4 in front of 27,188 fans.
Anthony Colandrea solidified himself as Nebraska’s No. 1 quarterback with quick processing and a strong downfield arm, though a late cross-body throw produced an interception; TJ Lateef and Daniel Kaelin offered depth behind him. True freshman Jamal Rule shined at running back with 121 yards on 10 carries and a TD, while Conor Booth added 87 yards and a TD to bolster the backups. Special teams went 4-for-4 on field goals, Archie Wilson pinned punts well, but kickoff returns and one muffed opening kickoff highlighted areas to improve. Attendance was 27,188, the lowest spring-game turnout since 2000, with questions about the early date and other factors as Rhule focuses on a tougher fall slate.
Longtime Nebraska radio voice Kent Pavelka recalls calling the Huskers’ first NCAA tournament win in the World-Herald’s Husker Legends series, sharing behind-the-scenes thoughts on the final seconds and previewing Nebraska’s matchup with Troy, with video of the interview.
Nebraska's men’s basketball team rose to No. 5 in the AP Top 25, the highest ranking for a Nebraska Division I program, riding a 20-0 start and a 24-game win streak as they head to a tough road test at No. 3 Michigan.
The University of Nebraska has extended head coach Matt Rhule's contract through 2032, recognizing his successful leadership including a recent bowl victory and improved team performance, with a focus on building a championship-contending program.
Nebraska dominated Akron with a 68-0 victory, showcasing strong offensive and defensive performances, setting records, and highlighting standout players like Dylan Raiola and Emmett Johnson, while also celebrating Iowa's loss and looking ahead to their next game.
Dennis Leblanc, a long-time figure at the University of Nebraska, has been appointed as the interim athletic director, following the departure of Trev Alberts. Leblanc, who has been with the Huskers since 1983, is widely respected and beloved by former student-athletes for his unwavering support and guidance in their academic pursuits. Known for his dedication to helping student-athletes graduate, Leblanc's impact spans decades, with numerous success stories of players overcoming academic challenges with his assistance. His appointment has been met with widespread approval and is seen as a natural fit for the role.
The top-ranked Nebraska volleyball team swept Missouri 3-0 in the NCAA Second Round, securing their 12th consecutive NCAA Regional appearance. Nebraska will host the regional semifinals, with No. 12 Georgia Tech facing off against the Huskers and No. 8 Kentucky playing No. 9 Arkansas. Nebraska dominated the match with strong blocking, serving, and hitting, limiting Missouri to an .089 hitting percentage. Merritt Beason led the offense with 12 kills, while Bergen Reilly contributed 26 assists and four aces. Nebraska's win marked their 30th victory of the season, the most since 2017.
Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule discusses the team's victories and downfalls following their close 13-10 loss to Minnesota, marking their fifth consecutive loss against the Golden Gophers.