Zack Carpenter is the owner and publisher of Inside Nebraska. He is an award-winning sports writer with a decade of experience across various levels of the sports journalism industry, focusing on team sports, competitive sports, and sports business. Zack's work has been featured in Rivals, Yahoo Sports, and BVM Sports, among others.
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Nebraska football is 4-0 to start the season for the first time since 2016. Here's how the Huskers got it done in a 31-13 win over Michigan State on Saturday.
By: Zack Carpenter
Nebraska football postgame notes after the Huskers won their Big Ten opener against Michigan State, 31-13, on the road Saturday night.
Nebraska football defeated Michigan State handily, 31-13, in East Lansing. Check out the photo gallery of all the scenes at Spartan Stadium.
Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule met with the media after the Huskers' 31-13 win over Michigan State. Here is everything he said.
After having watched the Nebraska football team jump out to an undefeated 3-0 start over the first month of the season for the third consecutive year, Husker fans saw something new in the Matt Rhule Era finally come to fruition over the weekend:
Nebraska football is 4-0 to kick off the season following an unblemished non-conference slate against Ohio, Bowling Green and North Dakota and a win over Michigan State on the road to begin the Big Ten slate on Saturday night.
By: Zack Carpenter
Nebraska football RB Jamal Rule and WR Jacory Barney Jr. are nursing injuries. Are there updates on either? Not yet, says Matt Rhule, and he explains why.
By: Zack Carpenter
Nebraska football HC Matt Rhule discusses the prospect of Anthony Colandrea sliding more, has some sharp words on Williams Nwaneri and Donovan Jones, and he gives an early evaluation of the Huskers' transfer portal class.
By: Zack Carpenter
Nebraska football is off to a 4-0 start for the first time in a decade.
