The Common Fans discuss the biggest news of the week: the announcement that two year starting quarterback Dylan Raiola will be entering the transfer portal. The

I still pair Oklahoma and Nebraska together in football terms, Tom Shatel writes. And if one can make the playoffs, so can the other. Or, at least, follow a successful

Athletics Director Troy Dannen reflected on another year of Nebraska Athletics, sharing highlights and achievements of the men and women’s sports teams and hinting at what’s to come.

Change in college football arrives fast and sometimes without warning in December. Last week put that on display.

Jabari Watkins pledged in September without visiting Lincoln — an unusual path that lasted less than three months. Now Nebraska's 2027 football recruiting class is at six.

On Monday, On3's Pete Nakos reported that Texas Tech wasn't an option for Raiola, and on Tuesday, he added that Louisville is a "school to watch" for the quarterback.

Geoff Schwartz breaks down how he's wagering on a few of the upcoming college football bowl games, including Utah to cover big against Nebraska.

Former Nebraska football coach Scott Frost filed a lawsuit last week alleging the university breached his contract and improperly handled buyout payments tied to his 2022 firing, according to CBS Sports.