The Huskers draw Michigan State and Rutgers from the Big Ten's east division, according to the Big Ten's 2014 football schedule. In Lincoln, games against Illinois, Rutgers, Purdue, and Minnesota will tantalize the Sea of Red.
The Big Ten is finalizing the football schedules for the fourteen team, eight game Big Ten schedules. Who will Nebraska play? I suspect that it won't be Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, or Penn State.
Alex Lewis consumed ten beers, six glasses of wine and six shots. The aftermath is far worse than a hangover.
What's been going on with our QB prospects? Where do we stand with them? Might we be facing down Urban Meyer and Ohio State for our top prospect?
Brett Maher does well at a weekend tryout with the NY Jets. So well, they ink him.
Lewis was arrested Saturday night in Boulder.
Corn Nation's staff talk about B1G scheduling and the effect of Nebraska's schedule on Lincoln's economy.
How is Nebraska doing inside the 500 mile radius for the 2014 cycle? The numbers are in there for all to see.
This week's topics include yardwork, Tim Beck's eventual replacement, recruiting numbers, and the Indiana series.
What if all the Husker teams for the last 32 years played each other in a tournament?
The Sporting News reports that Tommie Frazier has indeed been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. The official announcement won't come until tomorrow, however.
With some of the Big Ten's bowl arrangements expiring, it's time to rethink some of those relationships. Time to get San Diego's Holiday Bowl on board, and dump bad games in Detroit and Dallas.
Last year, Nebraska football was introduced to military training that pushed the physical and mental limits of the roster. It's time for round two.
Greg and Brian use their time in the studio to talk Huskers in the NFL Draft, Jack visiting the White House, and post TD Ameritrade Husker Baseball.
With the Big Ten splitting officially East and West in 2014, the conference is planning to ensure that the big names play each other more often. That means more Michigan and Ohio State, and less Maryland and Indiana for the Huskers.
There have been no additions to the Big Red's 2014 football class since early March. History shows this might not be a problem.
Greg and Brian talk Brion Carnes splitting Lincoln, giving a raise to Terry Joseph, and the depth at Running Back. Plus, Baseball's sweep of Purdue changes the light on their season.
The Huskers' four-year starter wants to make it as a signal-caller in the NFL. Is his new goal achievable? Time to break down his chances with some help.
Legends and Leaders is headed to extinction as the Big Ten goes geographic in splitting the conference.
Now that the Big Ten came to its senses and will have divisions with proper names, it's time to give the Huskers a proper rival.
Salt Creek never experience the Nebraska Cornhuskers of the 1990s - how does that color your perception?
The Huskers' recruiting efforts are beginning in earnest. Who are the top five they should pull in?
We've tried to take the pulse of the Nebraska fan base every year before the spring game by running a poll called "For What Will We Cheer?". It's a shortened name, as it really should be called...
The staff breaks down what Ryen Russillo of ESPN Radio said Wednesday
Precipitation isn't expected, according to the three weather services I've checked.
A new alignment could have Nebraska and Wisconsin together in the west division.
