Yes. They also won or shared the title in '71, '94, '95, and '97. (From the first game of the '93 season to the last game of the '97 season they went 60 and 3. I'd say Tom Osborne finished out pretty strong.)
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The origin of the Cornhuskers nickname goes back to 1900. A sports writer named Charles Sherman began to call the Nebraska team the Cornhuskers after first hearing it related it Iowa. It caught on and has been used ever since.
Nebraska. However, Wisconsin fielded a football team a year earlier than Nebraska, in 1889.
1890 was the first year they played football at Nebraska. Their first game (a 10 - 0 win) was against Omaha YMCA on November 27, 1890.
First National of Nebraska was created on 1968-08-27.
The nickname "Cornhuskers" was first applied to Nebraska athletic teams at the turn of the century by sports writer Charles "Cy" Sherman of the Nebraska State Journal. Before adopting Sherman's suggestion, Nebraska sports teams were called "The Bugeaters," "Tree Planters," "Nebraskans," "Rattlesnake Boys," "Antelopes" and "Old Gold Knights." Of course, today it is commonly shortened as "Huskers."
Lincoln sportswriter Charles S. (Cy) Sherman provided the nickname. Sherman tired of referring to the Nebraska teams with such an unglamorous term as Bugeaters. Iowa had, from time to time, been called the Cornhuskers, and the name appealed to Sherman. Iowa partisans seemed to prefer Hawkeyes, so Sherman started referring to the Nebraska team as Cornhuskers, and the 1900 team was first to bear that label.
The team was first called Cornhuskers in 1899.
Oregon ducks won the first National Championship in 1939.
This is his first.
Helms Championship 1933.
First National Bank of Nebraska is one of the largest private banking companies in the United States. (The First National Tower(Omaha) is the tallest building in Nebraska and many surrounding states.)