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A look at the rising talents — Quinn Clark, Gunnar Gottula, Jamal Rule, Jeremiah Charles and Tyson Terry — and the coaching staff’s expectations as Nebraska prepares for the 2026 season.
After a devastating ACL tear in 2024, Janiran Bonner’s rigorous rehab culminated in a 2026 comeback that has already earned praise from coaches and positioned him as a key playmaker and mentor for Nebraska football.
Nebraska football’s 2026 season hinges on three assistants—Dana Holgorsen, Rob Aurich and Geep Wade—who bring distinct responsibilities to offense, defense and the line, while a fan poll gauges their relative importance.
The Nebraska Huskers opened the latest chapter of their preseason preparations this week, stepping onto the practice field for a full‑scale scrimmage that blended intensity with a clear tactical focus. Head coach Matt Rhule used the session to run through nine distinct practice modules, each designed to stress the offense while giving players a chance to showcase versatility. Offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen emphasized a balanced attack, noting that the team’s playbook has been expanded to exploit the new talent on the roster. The scrimmage also served as the public debut of the Huskers’ 2026 alternate uniform, a sleek design that blends the school’s classic scarlet and white with modern accents, sparking early conversation among fans and alumni. Among the standouts was sophomore quarterback Anthony Colandrea, whose dual‑threat skill set — combining a strong arm with the ability to extend plays on the ground — has already drawn praise from both coaches and teammates. Defensively, the coaching staff is still sorting out the starting libero position, with three candidates vying for the role that will anchor the back line and shape the team’s reception strategy.
Nebraska’s 2026 quarterback Anthony Colandrea brings a dynamic mix of passing and rushing that promises to reshape the Cornhuskers’ offensive identity under coach Matt Rhule.
Nebraska's head coach declares the program will not settle for mediocrity, as fans, analysts, and stakeholders weigh the promises against the challenges of roster changes, stadium upgrades, and a potential playoff expansion.
After a period of decline, Oklahoma State has named Eric Morris as its new head football coach. Drawing inspiration from Willie Fritz's two‑year transformation of Houston, Morris plans to leverage recruiting, the transfer portal and name‑image‑likeness deals to rebuild the Cowboys and aim for Big 12 contention by 2028.
Oklahoma State’s new head coach Eric Morris is borrowing the playbook of Willie Fritz, who transformed the Houston Cougars from a four‑win team to a ten‑win program in two years, aiming to leverage the transfer portal and NIL to propel the Cowboys into Big 12 contention by 2028.
The Cornhuskers are counting on a dynamic quarterback and a seasoned receiving corps to spark a turnaround in the 2026 season.
West Virginia’s head coach Rich Rodriguez predicts a markedly improved Mountaineers squad for the upcoming season, pointing to added athleticism, experienced transfers and a streamlined approach that could defy preseason forecasts.
An in-depth look at how the Cornhuskers' secondary, linebacker corps and tight end unit are shaping up for the upcoming season, highlighting key returnees, transfers and strategic innovations.
With the quarterback position unsettled, the offensive line under new guidance, and a defense poised for transformation, Nebraska aims to translate early momentum into a breakthrough season.
Analysts expect head coach Rich Rodriguez to retain Mike Hawkins as his starter, a move that could fuel a rushing attack projected to exceed 3,000 yards. With key backs like Cam Cook and Martavious Boswell, the Mountaineers also aim to avoid consecutive defeats despite a compact road schedule.
A preview of Nebraska's wide receiver corps highlights returning stars, impactful newcomers and the potential of a new quarterback to elevate the offense.
If the West Virginia Mountaineers win their first six games, head coach Rich Rodriguez could reach his 200th career victory in 2026, joining an exclusive club of college football legends.
The United States is set to observe its 250th birthday on July 4, a milestone that historically drew massive parades, fireworks and corporate tie‑ins. This year, however, the fanfare feels more restrained, with many Americans treating the anniversary as just another summer holiday.
The Mountaineers' 2026 helmet refresh blends a glossy finish with a blue state decal and gold flying WV, echoing a broader shift toward classic designs in college football.
Head coach Willie Fritz's first two seasons at Houston have delivered a cultural shift, a bowl win, and a surge in elite recruiting, positioning the Cougars as a rising force in the Big 12.
In a recent interview, former Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch discussed the program's historic moments, the impact of head coach Matt Rhule, and the upcoming quarterback competition as the Cornhuskers look to build on recent progress.
With a fresh quarterback and a revamped staff, Nebraska aims to improve on a 7‑6 record, but a porous run defense and key departures present significant challenges.
Anthony Colandrea’s impressive 2025 performance at UNLV has placed him second only to Ohio State’s Julian Sayin in PFF ratings, sparking optimism and scrutiny as Nebraska prepares for a pivotal 2026 season.
After a decade of shifting schemes, Nebraska hopes a fortified offensive line and adaptable play‑calling under Dana Holgorsen will finally produce a consistent, winning identity, even if only seven wins are within reach.
Former West Virginia wide receiver Tavon Austin and longtime coach Jim Carlen are among the early candidates for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame, setting the stage for a notable induction class.
Former West Virginia star Tavon Austin and longtime coach Jim Carlen appear on the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot, highlighting a class that could reshape the institution’s history.