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Nebraska is once again trying to legalize online sports betting, with two separate bills carrying over from 2025. While previous efforts to usher in an era of mobile betting in the Cornhusker State have fallen short of achieving success, this year could be where lawmakers turn things around. Nebraska Could Make Legislative Strides… The first

Two bills in Nebraska that would allow online esports betting in the state have been carried over into the new legislative session for consideration.  Bill LB421 and LR20CA were filed last year, and are both active again. The former is sponsored by Sen. Stanley Clouse, with Sen. Ellior Bostar behind the latter.  Bostar’s bill made

There are many on-field goals for the Nebraska football team this week in their Las Vegas Bowl showdown with No. 15 Utah, but given the location of the game, they have one key off-field goal as well – to not sin in Sin City. Let’s not get our wires crossed, though. This is a bowl

It wasn't pretty, but the Nebraska football team (4-1, 1-1) found another way to win as the Huskers pulled away late in an eventual 38-27 victory over Michigan State. Plagued by offensive staleness and overall slopiness, Nebraska saw its 14-0 advantage disappear before its eyes as MSU scored 21 unanswered points off a pair of

Nebraska football is back to being a regular betting favorite as the Huskers hit the road for a Big Ten battle for the first time in 2025. Nebraska (4-1, 1-1 B1G) opened as 5 1/2-point favorites for the road matchup at Maryland on Saturday in early betting lines. The consensus line as of Sunday night

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels reeled in a commitment from Nebraska Cornhuskers defensive line transfer Princewill Umanmielen this offseason via the NCAA Transfer Portal. The versatile defender made the move to depart Matt Rhule's program with Kiffin and Co. scooping up Umanmielen over a myriad of programs in the free agent market. Princewill

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Matt Rhule recently joked about making the College Football Playoff a 40-team spectacle. The quip, which went viral on social media, was Rhule’s means of highlighting the actual scheduling and fairness concerns between conferences such as the SEC and Big Ten. Nebraska’s got more talent on paper than they’ve had in years, with staff improvements