Nebraska football head coach Matt Rhule was recently left off a list of the Top 25 coaches in college football, but the Big Ten still made the cut.

A year ago, Lane Kiffin turned spring football into a spectacle of hot dog contests, golf cart races and tug-of-war championships, embracing chaos and fun over any meaningful football.

The Nebraksa Cornhuskers routinely have one of the most highly attended spring games in all of college football. Last year's event, which featured

In McKewon's Mailbag, Sam McKewon examines whether Matt Rhule is right about his spring game stance and which coordinator will make the most impact in 2025.

Rhule has handed control of vetting candidates to run special teams to Phil Snow, his longtime confidante and new associate head coach. With the support of Snow and Rhule, time exists for the next coordinator to lead the “overhaul” of special teams that Rhule said he sought after last season.

While it might shock some people that Nebraska football's spring game will be axed, Matt Rhule goes into why that could be the case.

Thirty-one players from the Nebraska roster left for the transfer portal after 2024, including 12 who have landed at other Power 4 programs