Author: Andrew Juracek

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Nebraska has hired Tyler Yelk as its new safeties coach, bringing an experienced defensive mind with both college and NFL backgrounds to the Cornhuskers’ staff under head coach Matt Rhule and defensive coordinator Rob Aurich. The move comes quickly after the program lost its previous safeties coach, Miles Taylor, who departed for a position with the Baltimore Ravens shortly after joining Nebraska. Reports first emerged around February 6, 2026, indicating Nebraska was trending toward Yelk, and multiple sources confirmed the hire as he transitions from the professional level to the Big Ten. Yelk spent the previous three seasons (2023–2025) with…

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National Signing Day for the 2026 recruiting class delivered a tale of two very different headlines for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. In one of the biggest recruiting victories of the cycle, Matt Rhule and his staff secured the signature of four-star defensive tackle Dylan Berymon, widely regarded as the top uncommitted prospect remaining in the country. Just hours later, however, the program absorbed a notable loss when three-star quarterback Tanner Vibabul flipped his commitment and did not sign with the Huskers. The day ultimately showcased both the highs and the unpredictability that define modern college football recruiting. A Defensive Anchor…

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Nebraska has had an exciting surge in recruiting momentum across both football and men’s basketball, highlighted by a packed weekend of elite prospect visits in Lincoln. With the football program under head coach Matt Rhule building one of the nation’s top classes for 2027, and basketball coach Fred Hoiberg guiding a historic 20-1 start that has vaulted the Huskers to No. 5 in the rankings, this weekend serves as a prime opportunity to showcase facilities, fan atmosphere, and program vision to top-tier talent. In football, Nebraska is hosting a talented junior day event, drawing a strong group of prospects primarily…

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After the final three games of the season, I think everyone knew that major changes were going to happen to Nebraska’s defense. With the firing of John Butler and the hiring of Rob Aurich, Nebraska is set to switch from a 3-3-5 to a 4-2-5 defense. With the change not only in coaching but in scheme, Nebraska knew it would have to retool the defense. The Cornhuskers were able to keep a lot of the roster together, really only losing Keona Davis to the portal, which is something not easy to do in today’s college football. Ultimately, Nebraska went and…

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Quarterbacks Anthony Colandrea QB 6-0 205lbs Threw for 3,459 yards last year, Mt West player of the year 23 pass TDs 10 rush 10 TDs Daniel Kaelin QB 6-3 220lbs Former Husker, from Elkhorn. 1 year at Virginia 30/52 57.7% 339yds 1 TD 1 Int  With the portal officially closed and the enrollment now officially past, it’s time we take a look at Nebraska’s transfer portal class. Nebraska dealt with some early drama when the quarterback they pursued committed to the Huskers, only to flip overnight and sign with Kentucky. Nebraska quickly pivoted, and actually managed to bring in a…

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The University of Nebraska volleyball program announced Thursday that Jaylen Reyes has been promoted to associate head coach, a move that reflects his longstanding contributions to one of the nation’s most successful teams. Reyes, who joined the Huskers as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator in 2018, has been a key figure in the program’s sustained excellence over the past eight seasons. During his tenure, Nebraska has consistently ranked among the top 10 nationally in team defense on seven occasions, made three appearances in the NCAA Championship match, captured three consecutive Big Ten titles, and achieved the program’s first unbeaten…

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In a shocking offseason move within the Big Ten Conference, veteran coach Mike Ekeler has departed Nebraska to join the USC Trojans coaching staff. Ekeler, who spent just one season in Lincoln revitalizing the Cornhuskers’ special teams unit, has been hired by USC as Special Teams Coordinator, Assistant Head Coach, and Linebackers Coach. The announcement marks another homecoming for Ekeler, who previously coached linebackers for the Trojans in 2013 under head coach Lane Kiffin. Ekeler’s coaching journey has been extensive and varied. A native of David City, Nebraska, he played linebacker at Kansas State before embarking on a career spanning…

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In a bold and exciting development for Nebraska football, two standout recruits from the University of Nebraska’s 2027 recruiting class have announced their plans to transfer to Millard South High School in Omaha for their senior seasons. Four-star quarterback Trae Taylor, previously at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, Illinois, and four-star wide receiver Antayvious “Tay” Ellis, from Crowley High School in Texas, are both committed to the Nebraska Cornhuskers and will now have the opportunity to play together before heading to Lincoln. Taylor, a highly regarded 6-3, 190-pound signal-caller, made headlines first by confirming his transfer from the state…

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The University of Nebraska announced on January 16, 2026, that it is adding women’s flag football as a varsity intercollegiate sport, marking a significant expansion of its athletics program. This addition brings Nebraska’s total to 25 varsity sports, including 15 for women and 10 for men. It is the first new sport for the Huskers since beach volleyball in 2013 and makes Nebraska the first Power Four conference school to sponsor women’s flag football at the varsity level. The program aligns with the NCAA’s recent designation of women’s flag football as an Emerging Sport for Women, reflecting the sport’s rapid…

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Nebraska is set to make the final key addition to their defensive coaching staff, hiring Corey Brown as the new defensive line coach. Coach Brown comes from Miami University (Ohio), where he has spent recent seasons developing a productive defensive front. This hire reunites Brown with Nebraska’s new defensive coordinator, Rob Aurich, as the two previously worked together at South Dakota. A native of Houston, Texas, Brown brings a wealth of experience in the trenches, with a proven track record of generating sacks, developing all-conference talent, and producing NFL-caliber players. His coaching career spans nearly 20 years, with a focus…

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