Nebraska's Rhule starts podcast; will support NIL for players - ESPN
Matt Rhule is so excited about what he's doing at Nebraska that he wants to tell as many people as possible about it.
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What we learned, and didn't learn, from the Michigan report - ESPN
Former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions referred to his advanced sign-stealing operation as both «counterintelligence» and «the KGB,» called the video it elicited «dirty film» and ultimately threw his phone in a pond rather than turn it over to NCAA investigators.
Michigan gets major fine, add to Moore ban for sign stealing - ESPN
The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions ruled on the University of Michigan's advance-scouting case Friday, with the school facing a series of fines that could eclipse $30 million. The Wolverines avoided punitive penalties such as a postseason ban or the vacating of victories, including during the 2023 national championship season.
'Nebraska Deserves to Be Back on the Map': Dylan Raiola Aims to Lead the Revival
LAS VEGAS — As Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule flitted from one ballroom to the next at Big Ten Media Days last month, he shared thousands of words in response to an avalanche of questions about quarterback Dylan Raiola, the former five-star phenom who became a true freshman starter for the Cornhuskers last fall.
Nebraska punter Archie Wilson breaks down in tears while discussing family in Australia: 'I miss them'
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2025 Big Ten Title Odds: 'People Are Seeing USC As The Value'
The Big Ten has suddenly become the home of College Football Playoff champions.
Nebraska's Matt Rhule: 'It Wasn't a Good Job, But It's the Right Job'
Scott Frost recently called coaching the Nebraska Cornhuskers the "wrong job" for him during Big 12 Media Days. Reflecting on his time at his alma mater, Frost – who returned for his second stint at UCF – said the biggest lesson he learned was not to take the wrong job.
College football 2025 'ifs' list - how contenders come together - ESPN
Twenty-five years ago, Bob Stoops' second Oklahoma team headed into the 2000 season with lukewarm expectations. The Sooners' roster had some solid former blue-chippers, but among their best players were two former juco transfers (quarterback Josh Heupel and linebacker Torrance Marshall) and a small, lowly touted running back (Quentin Griffin). OU was operating its version of the newfangled Air Raid offense, and its secondary was going to be alarmingly young. So, too, was the defensive co-coordinator, a 29-year-old named Brent Venables. The Sooners were ranked 19th in the AP preseason poll as a courtesy, but they hadn't won more than seven games in a season since 1993.