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Malachi Coleman has a book detailing his incredible journey from foster child to being the #1 recruit coming out of Nebraska to starting wide receiver on the football team. Dr. Tom Osborne wrote the foreword and even signed 100 copies of the book with 100% of the purchase price going to charity. Chi also donates all his proceeds from the book to charity. Below is the foreword to the book by Tom Osborne. Malachi Coleman and his sister were abandoned when they were quite young after experiencing abuse from their birth father and neglect from their mother. Both were placed in the foster care syst...
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Under a new rule change for the 2024 season, schools can now place “commercial sponsor advertisements” on football fields for regular-season games. Advertisements can be placed on the 50-yard line, and two more smaller ads somewhere else on the field. In its press release, the NCAA provided two reasons for this change. Honestly, the first one (“align regular-season games in home stadiums with those already existing advertisement allowances for games played in the postseason bowl games and neutral-site games”) makes little sense to me… and I have a degree in advertising. It doesn’t matter, beca...
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As we discussed here, a new NCAA rule means that on-field advertisements can now be placed on Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium turf, as soon as this fall. While I’m opposed to the idea of turning the Memorial Stadium turf into a billboard, I know it is going to happen. So, I’m choosing to steer into the skid and have some fun with it. Let’s highlight some Nebraska-based companies that are not currently on the list of mega-preferred sponsors, and see what Tom Osborne Field would look like with their branding. We’ll start off understated, as the Nebraska-based chain’s R logo blends somewhat seamlessl...
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Adam Carriker and Rhett Lewis break down and rank all of the Big Ten quarterbacks for the 2024 season. From fresh recruits to new transfers, the two discuss how the conference will look at QB and how the conference is growing on the offensive side of the ball. Watch or listen below. Stay up to date on all things Huskers by bookmarking All Huskers, following HuskerMax on X, and visiting HuskerMax.com daily. ADAM CARRIKER
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College athletics, which for the past half century have been available to hundreds of thousands of young men and women, are on the verge of a severe contraction — a gigantic reduction of opportunity — caused by a myopic stampede to a misguided, wrongly applied standard of “fairness.” If you believe that college sports should never have evolved beyond the club stage, you should be ecstatic. If your idea of college sports is a few dozen enthusiasts in their late teens and early twenties sweating together on the campus green on a gorgeous weekend afternoon with their friends and families casually...
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The countdown to kickoff is now down to double digits. In less than 100 days, the Huskers will open the season at home against UTEP. Last week we looked at the Husker quarterback room, and today we'll take a look at this fall's running back room. First the good news. In 2023, Nebraska finished fourth in the Big Ten in total rushing (2,122 yards) behind only Michigan, Penn State and Rutgers. NU also finished 39th nationally in rushing yards. Three Husker running backs who started for NU last year are returning this fall. Leading rusher Emmett Johnson will be back. The other two are Gabe Ervin J...
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In 1927 a Hastings, Nebraska man named Edwin Perkins (1899-1961) invented a new and economical drink that consumers could make in their own homes. All that was needed was a pitcher, one of his powdered flavor packets (grape, strawberry, cherry, lemon-lime or orange) and some sugar and water. The tasty new drink was called Kool-Aide (later changed to Kool-Aid). Perkins' invention became a worldwide success. So how does his invention fit into a column about Nebraska football? Because Husker fans have been tempted to drink the Kool-Aid especially after last month's Husker Spring Game. Should Husk...
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Antonio Branch Jr. is a four-star 2025 defensive back from Miami who took an official visit to Nebraska for the Huskers' Red-White spring game. The 6-foot-2 prospect from Booker T. Washington High School came away impressed. “The visit was awesome,” he told HuskerMax. “I really enjoyed it way more than I expected. They made it feel like the crib up there.” This visit indeed helped the Huskers in his recruitment. Branch explains why. “For sure it helped Nebraska because I’ve never been up there before and for me to go up there once and like it as much as I did, I had to put them top 4.” On the ...
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The Nebraska Cornhuskers had a plethora of visitors on campus during the Red-White spring game, including Ei Johnson. Johnson is a 2026 wide receiver and tight end at Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska. He measures in at around 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds. “I really enjoyed the visit and I had a great time,” Johnson told HuskerMax. He said he “did not have many conversations with coaches, but a good amount came and greeted me and were respectful.” A couple of wide receivers caught Johnson's eye. “The player that stood out to me the most was Jaylen Lloyd,” he said. “It is really cool to see ho...
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Several weeks ago when I initially contemplated the subject of this article, I planned on tempering fans' expectations. Let's face it, Husker fans are well-known for ingesting their offseason Kool-Aid through an IV and have a reputation for anointing players as the second coming before they've earned it on the field. I'd heard about Dylan Raiola raising the eyebrows of scouts who were in attendance for Nebraska's Pro Day on March 20, after he'd been on campus for only two months and hadn't even started spring practices with the team yet. I'd talked with a couple people with connections to the ...
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