For the first time in eight years, Nebraska is going to a bowl game. Following the 44-25 win over Wisconsin this weekend that clinched their first bowl berth since 2016, Matt Rhule received the obvious questions of how it felt to end that streak for the Cornhuskers.

Freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola ran to find his mother, Yvonne, near the north end zone. He hugged her after his 28-for-38 passing performance accounted for 293 yards and one touchdown. Raiola embraced his brother Dayton, a Nebraska QB commit, and his sister Taylor, a recruiting staffer for the Huskers. Dylan tossed his kid cousin in the air.

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule spoke with the media following the Cornhuskers’ 44-25 blowout win over the Wisconsin Badgers on Saturday. His program defeated the Badgers for the first time in 12 years, and captured the Freedom Trophy for the first time in its existence. From the opening kickoff, the Cornhuskers left little doubt.

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule met with the press following the Huskers 44-25 victory over the Wisconsin Badgers. The Cornhuskers are now bowl-eligible for the first time since the 2016 season.

About 30 seniors will put on pads for the final time for Nebraska football for a game in Memorial Stadium Saturday. But there are more who will be doing the sam

Matt Rhule’s first thoughts as Nebraska’s breakthrough — over Wisconsin and back into the postseason — became official was for the team's seniors. "I don’t know if anyone understands what