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Indiana Hoosiers 2026 Football Preview

Indiana football in recent years has played with a bit of a chip on their shoulders. In 2019, then-athletic director Fred Glass accused Scott Frost of disrespecting the program, which brought a puzzled reaction from Lincoln trying to figure out what the issue was. Turns out that when Nebraska pointed out that the Huskers had […]

Corn Flakes: Husker Flag Football Moved Up to 2027

Are you ready for the volleyball season to start? Thursday we will get our first real look at the Huskers in an exhibition against Florida and if they win they will face either Penn State or SMU. I love that hey are starting the year off with tough competition. It gives us a good idea […]

Monday Night Therapy: Husker Offense-Unfinished Business

Minnie Hunt’s Monday Night Therapy focuses on whether Nebraska’s revamped offensive line can finally become a strength. After ranking 115th nationally in 2025 and allowing 33 sacks, Nebraska made major changes, including hiring offensive line coordinator Geep Wade and run-game coordinator Lonnie Teasley. Wade brings an aggressive “dirtbag culture” emphasizing physicality, relentless effort, finishing blocks, […]

Corn Flakes: Sellout Streak, Colandrea to Start and Corgi Races

The Husker football sellout streak is a topic of conversation every year, mostly because of the worry if this will be the year the streak ends. There is more worry than usual about the fate of this, admittedly hollow, streak. We have all seen the empty seats for years, but the athletic department could claim […]

The North Was Lying: College Football’s Hidden Jim Crow System

Northern schools spent 80 years congratulating themselves for letting black players on the field — and quietly benching them whenever the South came to town. On November 18, 1892, the University of Missouri forfeited a football game rather than play it. No team had ever done that before. Nebraska had a halfback named George Flippin, […]

Maryland Terrapins 2026 Football Preview

Ah, Maryland. Seemingly dependably mediocre Maryland. After three bowl seasons form 2021 through 2023, Maryland has reverted back to the mean, turtleing to back-to-back 4-8 seasons. College football analytics guru Dave Bartoo unloaded on him recently with an ugly truth. Phil Steele looked at Maryland with a lot of returning talent with an easier schedule […]

Does the 500-Mile Radius Still Matter in the NIL Era for Nebraska?

The recruiting world in college football has been turned on its head by the arrival of NIL and revenue sharing, and Nebraska is no different. The divide between the haves and have-nots has arguably never been more pronounced, with money now capable of swaying recruits regardless of blue-blood status or historical standing. For years, Nebraska […]

Corn Nation Is 20 Years Old!!

August 21st, 2006. Somewhere in there is the first article ever written on CornNation. So CornNation is 20 years old. Pretty much today. This all came about by happenstance. I had written in the computer industry for almost 20 years, and when blogging came out around the year 1997, 1998, somewhere in there, most of […]

Five Heart Podcast: 8OL. 6DL. No Hesitation. Nebraska Wants to Play Fast

The Five Heart Podcast focuses on Nebraska volleyball, football, fall camp, and the expectations surrounding the 2026 season. The hosts begin by discussing Nebraska volleyball’s Red-White Scrimmage, which drew more than 10,000 fans. They highlight strong defensive play, impressive performances from Andi Jackson and Laney Choboy, and the emergence of younger players. The hosts also […]

HUSKERS FOOTBALL 2025-2026 Part 3: What’s Happened Since Vegas?

Part 3 of the Huskers season review/preview is here and we’re less than a week away from getting to make fun of my wild guess attempt at the depth chart! However, today’s piece will focus solely on roster movement between the seasons, namely portal transfers in and out and the incoming 2026 recruiting class. No […]

Why Do Nebraska Fans WANT the Sellout Streak to Die?

There’s an article going around that says roughly 10,000 tickets remain for Nebraska’s home games against Indiana and Ohio State. Those aren’t cupcakes. Those are the two programs that played for the Big Ten championship last season. And we’re a few short weeks from kickoff of the 2026 season. Predictably, the reaction has been a […]

Husker Volleyball: Red-White Match Thoughts

On Sunday, the 16th, Husker Volleyball played their annual Red-White match, but this year was a little different. With growing demand, and some construction in Devaney, the match was held at PBA with 11,000 fans in attendance to get a first look at this years highly touted team. Even though there is a lot of […]

Dana Holgorsen Is a Treasure…and It’s Time to Let the Man Cook

When Huskers Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen steps to the podium for a press conference, I usually have to try and hide my grin. It’s not because he’s a stand-up comedian masquerading as a coach – but he is funny without trying. It’s not just because he loves to talk football and dive into the nuts […]

Dana Holgorsen Is a Treasure…and It’s Time to Let the Man Cook

When Huskers Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen steps to the podium for a press conference, I usually have to try and hide my grin. It’s not because he’s a stand-up comedian masquerading as a coach – but he is funny without trying. It’s not just because he loves to talk football and dive into the nuts […]

Michigan State Spartans 2026 Football Preview

Pat Fitzgerald’s Northwestern teams rarely, if ever, out-talented their Power Five opponents. Didn’t matter; they still won. How Fitzgerald’s teams did that is by outsmarting and outplaying them much of the time. Not always, mind you. Remember in 2021 when Nebraska walloped Northwestern 56-3 in Lincoln, only for Fitzgerald to get revenge in Ireland the […]

The Return of Monday Night Therapy: What Can We Believe About Nebraska?

Monday Night Therapy focuses on what Nebraska fans actually know about the 2026 offense rather than relying on offseason hype. Minnie Hunt and Jon Johnston examine the measurable progress made under offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen, noting improvements in scoring offense, total offense, rushing, yards per play, and third-down efficiency from 2024 to 2025. Holgorsen also […]

How About Some Mid-August HUSKERS SOFTBALL Notes?

As much as it seems like the ladies were just headed home from Oklahoma City, Huskers softball fall practice is only a few weeks away as well as a slate of fall exhibition games. I had recently completed by my 2nd annual 4-part post-season series on the team, but sports news never stops and the […]

Corn Flakes: Volleyball Red-White Game and Fall Football Camp

It is officially ‘back to school’ week at the college where I work. The faculty came back to campus last week and the students start classes today. One faculty member observed, “we get older, but they stay the same age.” It was an interesting observation in that the freshman class every year is right out […]