As the calendar turned, the lights were brighter. The games were bigger. Two sports left to crown champions in Nebraska. The sprint to the finish is upon us.
A final race and the final regular season Friday for football in Nebraska. Four sports have crowned champions and now the postseason sprint is ready to run through November for volleyball and football.
Nebraska -- off a bye week -- threw an absolute dud in Bloomington, Indiana on Saturday. It makes you wonder if it's fixable. The Mirror sure hopes so, but the evidence is going to need to change.
Championship season is in full swing and we are here to try and give you all of the stories and information you need to make it to Thanksgiving Week and state championship football finals. Hop on and tell a friend, it's going to go quick.
Even on the bye week, you find out that each week in college football winning is supremely difficult. Ask Lincoln Riley, among others. Time for a look at Nebraska's start and what is ahead.
The football season is heating up, brackets are being built for state tournaments and we will crown our first state champions for the 2024-25 school year next week. Buckle up, it's October. Winning time.
In a broken up, busy week The Newsletter is trying to survive. There may be a few more like that over the coming weeks. Week Six of football was for the birds, it seemed. You'll see.
INDIANA. Where Matt Rhule found our favorite movie and gave The Mirror a new perspective on appreciating Nebraska football.
As the prep football season hits the halfway point, others are inching their way toward the post season, which begins in less than two weeks.
Nebraska football threw a dud on Friday night. With a real chance on a national stage -- in front of the 400th consecutive sellout -- the Huskers lost to Illinois. In a head scratching, flat footed way.
