Author: Jeff Duda

Jeff Duda is a CEO in the music industry and a lifelong Husker fan. Playing football for a majority of the first half of his life. From college football to Arena Football as well as being invited to NFL and CFL tryouts, he has thoroughly immersed himself in the college football community. With a passion for the Nebraska Cornhuskers and a love for the non-stop modern college football landscape, he hopes to take you on this journey with him through ups and downs that come with being a Husker fan.

While chasing a bowl birth Nebraska drops 3 in a row, this time to a team that had 2 wins coming into today. The defense got off to a very bad start before shaping up to give the Huskers a chance down the stretch. Raiola exits the game in the fourth quarter with a presumable lower back or hip injury. With Raiola out, Haarberg played well but not well enough to win. Dylan Raiola needs to get rid of the ball. Time and time again passing up open receiver for down field progressions worked well early in the year against…

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With the UCLA game this Saturday firmly on people’s mind, a huge recruiting weekend should not pass unnoticed. To start with, Florida State has bought a season pass to ride on the struggle bus. Their recent stint of not being successful, or anything that could be mistaken for successful, has opened the door for Nebraska to possibly flip the 4-star tight end from Millard South formerly committed to the Seminols, Chase Loftin. Loftin will visit Lincoln during the UCLA game as Florida State tries to defeat North Carolina this Saturday to stop them from going 1-8. Steve Wiltfong of On3…

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The game didn’t end how the Husker’s wanted but Nebraska showed up on defense and stopped one of the most prolific offenses in the country. Nebraska had three, yes three field goals coming from Hohl. After being 1 of 5 on the year, today John Hohl was 3 of 3 with a 54 yard long. Nebraska got slapped last week and didn’t seem to like the taste it left in their mouth as they gave Ohio State everything they could handle today in Columbus. Dylan Raiola showed the fire that was needed. Raiola wears number 15 for Tim Tebow, not…

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The Nebraska Cornhuskers have been facing significant challenges recently, and it’s clear they’re not performing at their peak, or even close to where we thought they could at the beginning of the year. Since their game against Illinois (or possibly even UNI), the Huskers have struggled to find their rhythm, and it’s showing in their gameplay. One of the most glaring issues has been the defense. Even a quarterback who isn’t considered elite has been able to pick apart the Huskers’ defense in multiple occasions, exposing weaknesses that need to be addressed. This has put additional pressure on the offense,…

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This game showed the ceiling of both teams. Indiana is a very high quality, well coached football team. Nebraska has a ceiling of 7 wins. After a failed fourth down conversion inside the red zone momentum shirted hard in the direction of Indiana. Rourke picked apart the Husker defense even after the banged up thumb. Nebraska continued to play zone defense, allowing Indiana to pick apart the Nebraska defense consistently. Indiana was able to score at will today and the Huskers just couldn’t keep up. Raiola played hard and played well but Indiana’s pass rush was very consistent and kept…

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On Saturday at 11am the Huskers take the field in Bloomington against an undefeated 6-0 Indiana football team. Indiana has been surprisingly dominant this year scoring at least 30 points in every game so far. This group led by Curt Cignetti, the former James Madison head coach, has been incredible to start the season. Winning 42-13 against UCLA, 42-28 against Maryland and a decisive 77-3 victory over Western Illinois early in the year. The matchup we will see on Saturday will be an interesting back and forth matchup of Big 10 contenders. On the offensive side Nebraska must establish a…

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What’s six teams seated ahead of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, everything is still in reach for the 2024 season. At 5-1 the Huskers have showed both huge upside and tremendous downside. Freshman quarterback, Dylan Raiola had shown experience beyond his years at times landing him as a mid-season All American but has also in the past two games showed moments of need for improvement. Jacorey Barney has also earned mid-season All American honors, impressing fans and coaches with his big play ability. The Huskers currently sit at sixth in the Big Ten standings behind Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Indiana and…

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The No. 2 Nebraska volleyball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes on Sunday afternoon, delivering a commanding performance that led to yet another sweep in their remarkable season. Nebraska showcased their dominance throughout the match, achieving a .404 attack percentage with 44 kills off 89 attacks, seven service aces, six blocks, and only 11 total errors. In comparison, Iowa struggled to keep up, finishing with a .155 attack percentage, 32 kills off 97 attacks, three blocks, and 24 total errors. The Huskers’ offensive powerhouse was evident as their top five contributors in kills all posted impressive attack percentages over .350. Lindsay…

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A game of mixed emotions, a punter throwing a beautiful pass and defense having an outstanding performance, led to a Husker one score victory. Rutgers fought the whole game but when Kyle Monangai was bottled up by the fantastic play of the blackshirts, Rutgers fell in a fourteen point deficit. Rutgers is not built to play from behind, especially when the Blackshirts seemed to swallow up everything on the field. Monangai is a Top 3 leading rusher in the country, or at least was before today. The Blackshirts played their best game of the year. Rutgers started their drive with…

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And you thought Husker fans weren’t rowdy enough. Nebraska Board of Regents officially votes yes on allowing alcohol sales at Husker football games and volleyball matches. The impact will be your typical increase in fanatics in the stands, but we also will need to look at the economic impact that the sale of alcohol at games will have not only for the program but the city of Lincoln’s economy itself. Alcohol sales are set to take place in fall, 2025. It’s not just a simple increase in revenue at Memorial Stadium, but will have an immediate and immense impact on…

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