A year after Nebraska lost two key pieces in the spring game to injury, Saturday served as a fun finish to five weeks of offseason practice.

This is the team I’ve been waiting for,” Matt Rhule said. And though the praise didn’t come with a win/loss prediction ...

The first “Husker Games” was part-carnival, part-scrimmage and part garage sale. At times, it was light-hearted and fun.

Nebraska football has reached the end of the spring practice window. Now, it's all about answering a few questions and needs before practice begins in July.

Nebraska's first large-scale public discount sale of Huskers equipment and apparel in decades drew thousands of fans, produced revenue and provided stories to tell.