Nebraska looks to overcome November struggles at Big Ten Media Days
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 8:56 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
At the Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, Nebraska’s coach Matt Rhule highlighted the team's early season success, noting a 16-8 record in the first three months, compared to just 2-10 in November. Discussions included insights from Big Ten coaches about their teams' prospects leading into the season. Indiana, Maryland, and Michigan coaches also shared their takes, with varied opinions about their squads’ potential. The media event wrapped up with optimism, but skepticism remains regarding whether returning players can transform past failures into success.
- •Nebraska is 16-8 in early season games under Matt Rhule.
- •The team struggled with a 2-10 record in November.
- •Big Ten coaches discussed team improvements and challenges.
- •Maryland's coach seeks better results after back-to-back 4-8 seasons.
- •Michigan’s Bryce Underwood is expected to progress despite spring game struggles.
- 8:56 PMCBS Sports — Big Ten Media Days fact, fiction: Will experience be enough to fix Nebraska's November woes?
"Under Matt Rhule, the Huskers are 16-8 in the first three months of the season, but just 2-10 in November
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