Nebraska athletic director Troy Dannen shared the current timeline for major Memorial Stadium updates On Thursday's episode ...

(KOLN) - Memorial Stadium is working to implement new security ... On top of the security changes, all Husker events are now ...

Nebraska Memorial Stadium, also known as The Sea of Red, is a football stadium situated at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in Lincoln, Nebraska. It's where the Nebraska Cornhuskers play their ...

Take a look inside Memorial Stadium as Nebraska football hosts UCLA in Lincoln. Nebraska's Vincent Shavers Jr. (1) walks off ...

Results from the comprehensive survey Husker Athletics recently conducted of its fan base about Memorial Stadium and the gameday ... There were 33 percent who included team performance among ...

The win was Nebraska's 50th all-time against Colorado and also gave the team a 2-0 start to a season ... back in action next Saturday, back at Memorial Stadium, when Northern Iowa comes to town.

Dr. Pat Clare, a former Husker athlete who would go on to be team surgeon for 41 years, died Sept. 30 at the age 84. Longtime Nebraska Huskers team doctor Pat Clare remembered Skip to main content ...

But Nebraska was 13-18 inside Memorial Stadium during the previous coaching era and 15-23 in games in Lincoln stretching through the bowl drought seasons. Last year's team was 2-5 at home ...

The home of the Texas Longhorns, Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium is now 100-years-old. We look back at the history of ...

LINCOLN — Matt Rhule’s foot began cramping. Coincidental yet fitting as the Nebraska coach spoke Monday about the team’s most painful phase midway through the season. Fixing special teams ...

BUT AS WE’VE SEEN TIME AND TIME AGAIN, THE HUSKERS FALL SHORT. THEY LOSE TO UCLA HERE AT MEMORIAL STADIUM ... AND I THOUGHT IT WAS BEST FOR THE TEAM THAT YOU KNOW, I COULD POSSIBLY HURT THEM ...

Good afternoon from Memorial Stadium ... a little chippy between these two teams. Elijah Jeudy was just in the mix with a couple of UCLA players. 2:58 p.m. Nebraska goes three-and-out.