Notre Dame transfer quarterback Kenny Minchey has committed to Nebraska, his agency confirmed by reposting a report to their social media account. The sophomore played in six games last season with 196 passing yards on 20 completions, with another 84 rushing yards and a score on seven attempts.

Nebraska's first transfer portal addition of the cycle is at the quarterback position. Kenny Minchey has committed to the Huskers, according to multiple reports

After a 44-22 loss to Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl on New Year's Eve, the turn of the calendar brings Nebraska a fresh start.

The Wolverines had two games last week and both were impressive results. Michigan opened with a dominant win over a respectable McNeese State squad on Monday and then followed it up with a 30-point win over a ranked USC squad at home on Friday. The wins left Michigan sitting at 13-0 overall and 3-0 in Big Ten play.

Nebraska football's first transfer portal targets are coming into focus for the Big Red in the opening hours of the 2026 window. The Huskers are set to host Iowa State offensive line transfer Brendan Black on Jan.

Nebraska totaled 337 yards on offense, but the Blackshirts gave up 537 total yards, including 310 yards through the air.

While Nebraska’s coaching staff has seen changes over the month of December, the biggest news ahead of the bowl game is with the opponent Utah. On Friday Dec. 26, it was reported Utah Head Coach, Kyle Whittingham, signed a deal with Michigan to be their next head football coach.

The 44-22 loss to Utah is more of a wake-up call for Nebraska's lack of elite talent and athleticism than it is coaching, writes Sam McKewon.

Can Nebraska fans shatter the Las Vegas Bowl seating record? KETV's Bill Schammert caught up with Husker football fans preparing to travel to Sin City for the Las Vegas Bowl.

Nebraska's first transfer portal addition is Notre Dame quarterback Kenny Minchey. Josh Peterson has three Quick Kernals on the news.