Reserve your spot now
Hunt with former Husker greats and coach Tom Osborne at Oak Creek Sporting Club on March 23. The event, with a European Tower Hunt format, benefits the TeamMates mentoring program. More details here.
Second time around
Sixty-five years ago, Nebraska hired a new head football coach. “New,” however, might not be the best word, as it was his second stint in the job. It’s part of this week in Husker history.
Team without a home
A hundred and five years ago, the Cornhuskers wondered where their home games would take place, as their playing field was about to be overtaken by a new engineering building. It’s part of this week in Husker history.
A man in demand
Two-time NU captain John Westover’s eligibility at Nebraska was used up, but that didn't stop a Western Conference school from trying to lure the star tackle for an additional season of play in 1903. It’s part of this week in Husker history.
Week in Husker history
Twenty years ago this week, Bob Brown was selected for enshrinement in the College Football Hall of Fame. Eleven years later, he would also enter pro football's hall.
Jack Best: 1845-1923
Ninety years ago this week, Nebraska athletics lost one of its most beloved figures as trainer Jack Best passed away at age 77. Read about Best and more in the latest edition of This week in Husker history.