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."
Football tends to be the most popular sport in Nebraska.
Buffaloes 65. Cornhuskers 51.
Nebraska. However, Wisconsin fielded a football team a year earlier than Nebraska, in 1889.
No, he passed away in 1990
i think a College Sports team was called the cornhuskers. it is the only nickname derived from a sports team.
The Cornhusker state is Nebraska, home of the cornhuskers!
The University of Nebraska athletic teams, currently known as the Cornhuskers, were formerly known as the Bug Eaters prior to becoming the Cornhuskers.
The University of Nebraska in Lincoln is nicknamed the cornhuskers.
Nebraska Cornhuskers football was created in 1890.
Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball was created in 1869.
Football tends to be the most popular sport in Nebraska.
The Cornhuskers state is Nebraska. South Dakota is the state to the north of Nebraska.
The Nebraska cornhuskers beat Florida for the 1995 national championship.
The cast of 1973 Orange Bowl - 1973 includes: Joe Blahak as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Cornerback Maury Damkroger as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Fullback Bob Devaney as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Head Coach Doug Dumler as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Center Rich Glover as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Defensive Tackle Dave Humm as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Quarterback Bill Olds as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Fullback Ara Parseghian as Himself - Notre Dame Fighting Irish Head Coach Johnny Rodgers as Himself - Nebraska Cornhuskers Wide Receiver Kyle Rote as Himself - Color Commentator
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