For Nebraska fans, Saturday was both a reminder of the past and a reality check of what the future of college football holds.

Omaha World Herald's Sam McKewon breaks down the Nebraska's spring game at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln on Saturday, April 26, ...

It was strange to see Memorial Stadium so empty, writes Amie Just, who shares what stood out to her at the Husker Games, ...

Nebraska staged the “Husker Games,” a first-time event that featured ... and, yes, a bit of football. Advertisement So was it a hit? Well, about 8,000 fans attended the scrimmage ...

YEAH, ALSO WINNI It was a spring "game" like no other. Nebraska finished up spring football practice by hosting a roping contest, a strong man competition, a tractor pull and a wing-eating contest.

Perhaps the most desirable attraction was the Husker Equipment sale, which featured items such as customized football helmets, game-worn jerseys, vintage posters, and household items.

Nebraska’s starting quarterback never ceases to amaze. Competing in the quarterback shootout, Raiola threw a pass from midfield into a basketball hoop, earning the loudest cheers of the entire ...

For decades, Nebraska football’s Red-White spring scrimmage had simulated a fall gameday, complete with tailgating ... in a portion of the day’s Husker Games, the highest-profile event of ...