Update on injured Huskers basketball players, per a release:

Juwan Gary had surgery on his left shoulder on Jan. 25. His recovery time is expected to be between five and six months. The team is expecting him to be close to 100% by end of summer workouts. Gary has one year left of eligibility.

Emmanuel Bandoumel, who has exhausted his college eligibility, had surgery on his left knee Jan. 26. Recovery is between 8 and 9 months.

Curious to see how this plays out. He got a great deal getting let go from Nebraska so quickly.

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Good stuff from Matt Rhule today on two guys with troubled pasts — WR Zavier Betts and TE Arik Gilbert. Also, more good stuff from Rhule on how he thinks the cafeteria is a good spot to build team bonds.

Surprise! Barnes signed earlier in the day than anticipated.


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Stay off the drugs , son

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@Steve Marik and @Foremanjay5655 have dug into the game film for 20 of the Huskers' 39 scholarship additions this offseason in their Blackshirt Breakdown series.

The following is a one-stop shop for all of those breakdowns. This is my favorite thing we've implemented on the site, so I encourage you to check these out if you haven't yet!

Looks like the eagles will be down a starter on their offensive line. Probably best that they have time to adjust, but they definitely don't need the distraction.

Why does the timing on these stories always seem to be so perfect?

Interesting this guy hasn't found a home

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Heading toward a sell out!

Already working on the North and South end zones!

Positional flexibility.

Billy Kemp, Josh Fleeks, Jaidyn Doss, Demitrius Bell, Ismael Smith Flores. They're all weapons who can potentially turn one personnel look into another without subbing.

And with that, possible mismatches.

When you look at the new receivers the Husker staff has brought in, I see a clear plan:

We got a Luxury Suite already sold out!

Come up and visit!

Matt Rhule met with the media today. Here are the quick hits:

Nebraska's 2023 haul is now officially locked in and complete. Check out scouting reports, recaps of their recruitments and more here:

Gage Wager, a Class of 2023 athlete out of Arlington Martin (Texas) High School, just confirmed with me that he has committed to Nebraska as a preferred walk-on. He says that he will be joining the program as a bit of a utility man and will be used as a punter, kicker and as either a running back or receiver.

Wager, who is the son of Nebraska TE coach Bob Wager, and says, "I'm fired up to be with the Huskers and can't wait to get started!"

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1. January starts winter conditioning and lasts 10 weeks.

2. Spring football three weeks starts after winter conditioning and last 3 weeks ending with the Spring game in March

3. Summer conditioning starts after Spring football and ends at the start of fall camp in August

4. Fall camp starts in August and ends with start of regular season.

5. Bowl game prep (I barely remember this because its been so long)

6. Recruiting - no beginning no end. It’s just there all the time

7. National Signing Day in February.

All of us on Inside Nebraska follow every detail, rumor, good news, bad news and many questions about extraneous things like I need some to build my deck or I need a good divorce lawyer or what are you drinking tonight. Inside Nebraska covers it all.

Matt Rhule had a lot to say with media today during his signing day press conference. He spoke about a wide range of things including team building, his staff working hard, re-shaping the roster and much more.

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Anyone else having a post-NSD drink?

Get to know a little more about Nebraska signee Dylan Rogers. The Texas native gave me his thoughts on the new coaching staff, the recruiting efforts of Matt Rhule in Texas and much more.

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Is Brian Ferentz moonlighting as a mod here?

That thread went “poof” in record time

Scary addition for the Badgers who get a multi-time All-American and one of the best offensive outside hitters in college volleyball. She’ll have only one year left of eligibility. Thomas-Ailara was second in the Big Ten last year with 4.33 kills per set. With the addition of All-Big Ten middle blocker Carter Booth earlier in the offseason, Wisconsin is looking tough. With Penn State nabbing Mac Podraza earlier in the offseason, the top of the Big Ten is going to be a bloodbath.

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Is this the best haul since 2005?

Saved countless lives by killing the Target shooter. Hopefully Coach Rhule can post something on Twitter because Frost wouldn’t.

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Couldn't stop laughing...

ESPN has NU at 25; behind Colorado and Texas Tech, ahead of Mich St, Miss St, Washington. They usually have NU ranked much lower than any other service.

Player rankings discrepancy:
C. Lenhardt highest ranked player
E. Nation top 300 4*
R. Van Poppel 4*
K. Ives much higher
D. Rogers much lower

Most others about the same. Since most college football fans only hear/see ESPN rankings for recruiting (unlike us losers), probably a good thing they have us ranked where they do.

Btw neon deons Colorado buffalos checked in at 23, w/8 wrs of their 20 non-transfer additions.