Loved his answers in his interview.

"I'll put my dog out there if he protects the ball and wins us games!"

He wants to run an offense that highlights the players he has.

These are the answers that make a great coach. Don't box yourself in. Work with what you got and be flexible. All offenses work but you need to mold them to your team and then they should continue to evolve.

Less than 15 minutes away from Nebraska (18-14, 8-10) taking on Kansas (21-11, 9-9) in Lawrence in the WNIT Super 16. The Huskers took down the No. 20 Jayhawks in December of 2022 85-79 in 3OT.

Game can be seen on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m.

This is one of the biggest matchups in the WNIT, even if it is only the Super 16. Kansas and Nebraska are the No. 2 and No. 3 NET teams in the tournament, trailing only No. 19 Oregon. The Huskers came away with a 74-65 win over Missouri State in the first round and followed up with a 77-57 killing of Northern Iowa on Sunday at PBA.

Kansas took care of Western Kentucky 86-72 in the first round before defeating rival Missouri 75-47 last Friday at Allen Fieldhouse.

The Huskers are set to host one of the biggest recruiting events in years the weekend of March 24. Matt Rhule and his staff are loading up that weekend with top targets in hopes of kickstarting the 2024 recruiting class.

Now that we are under a month until that event I am going to use this space to keep a running list of players we have confirmed here at Rivals.

There will be plenty more players added to the list and I continue to reach out to prospects and speak with sources.

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The Idaho four-star WR spoke with Adam Gorney on Monday about his visit plans.

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The Colorado OL also spoke with Gorney. He's no stranger to Lincoln and was recruited by the previous staff.

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Heigberger told me what he is most looking forward to about the visit: "Meeting all the staff. I’ve never been to Lincoln so it’ll be good."

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Boganowski's stock is rising and he was offered by Tennessee on Monday. He's excited to get to Lincoln: "I'm ready to check out the facilities a little bit more in depth and be able to talk with the coach in person."

March 7 UPDATE

>> One of Nebraska's top running back targets for the 2024 class will be on campus March 24 weekend. Virginia RB Peyton Lewis let me know that he will be in town. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound running back is a reigning state champion on the track and is hoping to repeat this season in the 55- and 100-meter races. During indoor track, Lewis also runs in the 200, 300 and 4 by 200 meter races. That kind of track speed is something that Rhule and his staff covet.

"I'm looking forward to getting to meet the coaches and build a better relationship with the people i’ve been talking to."

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>> Finally heard back from Missouri defensive end Williams Nwaneri. He confirmed that is he is visiting Nebraska March 24 weekend too. He's definitely in discussion for Nebraska's top defensive target this cycle.

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>> Got another big one confirmed just now. Five-star WR Ryan Wingo will be visiting March 25th.

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March 8 update

>> Offensive lineman Andrew Sprague, wide receiver Dae’vonn Hall and cornerback Mario Buford have all confirmed they are visiting that weekend too.

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March 15 update

>> Add a name from my time down in Texas to the list.


Have confirmed the twins from Connecticut are coming that weekend.



>> Add another big offensive lineman to the list.


March 16 update

>> We have our first cancellation. Four-star DE Nigel Smith just told me that he will be visiting Texas that weekend instead of Nebraska.


>> Offensive lineman Gibson Pyle will be back that weekend too.


>> Four-star TE Jaden Reddell just told me that he is visiting March 24th weekend too. If his name sounds familiar, he's teammates with Jaidyn Doss and I raved about his game when I saw them play last fall.

Interestingly enough, he will be at UGA this weekend along with Dylan Raiola and Ryan Wingo.

Here are the quick hits from the coordinators — Marcus Satterfield and Tony White. Good stuff from both.

Very cool of White to give some players who caught his eye a shout out.

Good stuff from the Huskers this afternoon. Hit the link.

The Huskers hit a home run with Stone Saunders' visit today and the program is in his "top few schools" after the trip. Get the visit recap here:


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We are headed to Terry Peak tomorrow for the first time . We have been going to Keystone and Copper forever but getting tired of the lift ticket prices for family of 7. Figured we’d give this a try. Not expecting it to be anywhere close to as good as Colorado but if you’ve been there and have some tips or dos and donts let me know. Thanks!!

Nebraska will hold its Pro Day tomorrow. The sessions in the weight room will not be available to the media. Then, the portion that we will be able to watch beings around 10 or 10:15 a.m. featuring the 40-yard dash, 3-cone drill, 20-yard shuttle, long shuttle and position drills.

After all of that wraps up, participants will be available to the media for interviews at their own discretion.

We do not have a list of players who will be participating.

Don’t kill the messenger….


Might as well give an update on 5-star QB Dylan Raiola as he will visit UGA, Nebraska, and Oregon in the upcoming months. His visit to USC recently puts them as the leader, and I think Georgia is a very close No. 2 and could regain the lead after a visit. However, there has been talk of Raiola coming close to securing off-campus housing at USC and a few potential NIL deals in LA. If that’s the case, this is a stronger lead for Lincoln Riley. I’d put USC at 55%, UGA at 30%, and maybe Nebraska at 10%. Right now Oregon is an outlier, but he will be at a massive recruiting weekend for the Ducks for their spring game.

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Cool to see them doing them. Best athletes in the world are good at nordics

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Morning, all.

A portion of Nebraska's Thursday morning practice — its third of the spring — will be open to the media from 8 a.m. until approximately 8:40 a.m. We'll be there with our cameras and eyes and post any interesting observations in here like we did yesterday for Pro Day. We'll get the sights and sounds video, as well as more complete observations posts, out ASAP.

Later in the morning, following practice at a little past 10 a.m., OC Marcus Satterfield, DC Tony White and 2-3 players will be available to the media. We'll do our best to post updates from our phones for that in this thread as well. Once the coaches are done talking, I'll get busy with a more complete quick hits post on what the coordinators had to say. More feature stories will follow throughout the day.

In case you missed it from yesterday, Garrett Nelson punched a hole through a wall after learning he didn't get an NFL Combine invite. Well, he was probably joking. But the guy is determined to make a team:


Here are the observations from Wednesday's Pro Day inside Hawks Championship Center:


And the sights and sounds from @jansencoburn:

Steve Marik, Geoff Exstrom and I gave our most important observations and notes from Thursday's open practice – plus our biggest takeaways from the press conferences of Marcus Satterfield, Tony White and players Quinton Newsome, Billy Kemp IV and Nash Hutmacher.

Watch our breakdown in the video below or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Subscribe for free to our YouTube channel for more of our digital content.

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Take a look at our footage from the Huskers' first open practice of the spring, and watch the Marcus Satterfield and Tony White press conferences:

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My wife and I are empty nesters and are thinking of taking off for a week in may on a trip to California. We are driving and just kind of loosely planning some stuff like going to Disneyland for a couple days and then driving up to San Francisco for a couple days. I have a national park pass and we would like to see some national parks out there. Has anyone been and have any that you would recommend. We’ve kind of thought of Redwoods, Sequoia and/or Yosemite national park. We thought of Death Valley too. I heard Sequoia had some bad fires a couple years ago and parts of the park aren’t accessible. Is that true and how much of the park has been affected?

Ken's son and #1 recruit in Montana this year (WR/safety, 6'5 and 190lbs). Sounds like he is visiting for Spring Game and measurables are impressive. May be a nice sleeper in this class

Huskers lead 5-3 top of the 8th. 2 out 1 on 2nd after bunt

I don't think Gisele Bundchen is that attractive.

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I’m Dead!

Had high hopes for the kid, but just didn't seem to be able to grow into a TE.

But you know what? He got to play 4 years of college football, got a free education, and actually got some playing time here and there. Can keep his scholarship until he graduates, if he hasn't already.

I would have taken that when I was in college. He'll be a killer receiver in the intramural flag football league this fall!

He has the abbreviation So., Jr., or Sr. by his name on the roster.

Thanks for the correction.

Have friends whose son plays baseball for Illinois and they are looking for a great steakhouse to go to while in town.

Thx in advance

Here are a few quick observations from Nebraska's Pro Day. Inside you can find a sights-and-sounds video as well as interviews from a few of the guys who talked. I'll get started on a Garrett Nelson story, but here are the observations:

I wonder how much access to practice the media will get today?

Confirmed that 2024 four-star guard Nick Janowski of Pewaukee, Wisconsin, will take an official visit to Nebraska on Monday and Tuesday.


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The 6-foot-4, 195-pound Janowski holds offers from other Big Ten programs like Wisconsin and Iowa, as well as Marquette, Iowa State, USC and Virginia Tech.

This past season, Janowski averaged 23.2 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game. He shot 54% from the field, 76% from the free-throw line and 41% from 3-point range.