Nate McHugh

1 day ago | cornnation.com | Nate McHugh

This morning Nebraska sent out a statement with a ton of information about this Saturday’s Fan Day. There’s more going on than I realized. So without further ado, here is the entire statement from the Athletic Department which should have all the relevant information you need to go out and support the Huskers: Husker Games Fan InformationNebraska is set to welcome fans to Lincoln on Saturday for the Husker Games presented by FNBO.

6 days ago | cornnation.com | Nate McHugh

Photo by Nathanial George/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images In case you did not hear, Nebraska’s expected punter for the 2025 season, Jack McCallister, who transferred from Washington has now entered the transfer portal. In fact, Matt Rhule opened his press conference yesterday with a great unprompted speech about how professional Jack McCallister has been at Nebraska. He also mentioned that Nebraska is going to move toward Rugby style punting which is not McCallister’s strong suit.

1 week ago | cornnation.com | Nate McHugh

Photo By Brendan Moran/Sportsfile via Getty Images I am aware of one thing. If Donovan Raiola or any number of the guys listed below were to read this article, they would probably call me certain names and claim that I don’t have any idea what I am talking about. They could all be true as this offensive line group is one of the hardest to figure out in all of my years writing for Corn Nation.

1 week ago | cornnation.com | Nate McHugh

Dylan Widger-Imagn Images As we continue our Spring Preview: I present to you the greatest position group on the football field — The Tight Ends. Position Coach: Marcus SatterfieldDid you know that Satterfield has coached for Matt Rhule for eight seasons? The past two he was the offensive coordinator. In his upcoming ninth season under Matt Rhule, he will have the role of tight ends coach. He has his work cut out for him in order to produce some depth at the position.

1 week ago | cornnation.com | Nate McHugh

Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images One thing from spring practice which appear to be a constant is that Emmett Johnson will be the starting running back for Nebraska this coming spring. What is starting to be apparent is that Kwinten Ives has started to separate himself in the back-up and/or short yardage situation back conversation. Yesterday, running backs coach E.J. Barthel was effusive in his praise for Kwinten Ives.