Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule had confidence in freshman quarterback TJ Lateef during the team’s 28-21 win over the UCLA Bruins on Saturday.

The Nebraska football team bounced back in a major way on Saturday night, taking the fight to the UCLA Bruins from the outset. The Huskers scored on their first

Final score: Nebraska 28, UCLA 21 Rhule and the Huskers began the season by rattling off consecutive wins over Cincinnati, Akron and Houston Christian for a 3-0 start. Then came the disappointing Week 4 loss to Michigan followed by bounce-back victories over Michigan State and Maryland before

Nebraska Heisman winner Eric Crouch made an appearance at practice on Thursday in a show of support for new starting quarterback TJ Lateef.

A year after reshaping Nebraska's offense, Dana Holgorsen will guide Lateef into his first start — under bright California lights.

This article was originally published on huskercorner.com as TJ Lateef humbled by Nebraska fans’ ovation after the final whistle: ‘I heard that!’. TJ Lateef humbled by Nebraska fans’ ovation after the final whistle: ‘I heard that!’

TJ Lateef’s big opportunity begins as Husker fans prepare to flood Pasadena — and Nebraska leads the nation in beer sales We hit on that and more in this week’s 3-2-1 column with the latest insights,

LINCOLN—Sophomore wideout Jacory Barney Jr. isn’t interested in making excuses. Instead, he says the team is “ready to work with [TJ Lateef] and see what we can