Door Closed on Fall Ball, Husker AD Moos Says Playing 'Not Permissible'
During an appearance on the Husker Sports Nightly radio show Thursday night, Nebraska Athletic Director Bill Moos said Nebraska had held out hope as late as Wednesday for playing football games this fall, but that doing so is "not permissible" by the league.
Nebraska went all the way to Tokyo to beat Kansas State in 1992 in what Tom Osborne called "the strangest game." The Huskers remain 1-0 all-time in Japan.
Reaction is still tense toward the Big Ten. Schmidt and Elijah have a take on some Big Ten alums taking shots at the program. BTN’s Gerry DiNardo and ESPN’s Brad Edwards check in on the future of football. Convention and Visitors Bureau’s Jeff Maul tells Husker fans how they can help.
Recruiting never stops and it's easy to miss the top stories day-to-day. Recruiting analyst Greg Smith recaps all things Nebraska recruiting news, analysis and more so you never miss a thing.
The Big Ten made a big decision this week, ultimately postponing fall sports. The hope is to play in the spring, but is that even possible? Jay Moore checks in with Jason Peter for the latest Moore To It Podcast and the two talk through the Big Ten’s decision, what it means for Nebraska and more.
While most of the focus surrounding the Big Ten's decision to cancel fall sports and explore spring opportunities was centered on football, the decision also has massive ramifications on Nebraska's other flagship program: volleyball.
All of the things football supposedly teaches us, the reason it's an integral part of society, have become hard to find in the reaction to the Big Ten and PAC-12's decisions to postpone.
