Anthony Rubek is a Staff Writer for The Daily Nebraskan, focusing on local sports coverage in Nebraska, particularly in the city of Lincoln. With a passion for college football and basketball, Anthony provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and predictions for the Nebraska sports teams, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Anthony Rubek's articles mainly focus on local sports events in Nebraska, particularly football and men’s basketball. His coverage includes event summaries, evolving stories, and investment analysis related to sports.
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By: Joseph Maier, Ben Drozd, Danny Berg, Ben Beecham, Anthony Rubek
The DN’s football coverage is presented by Celerion.
By: Anthony Rubek
Nebraska football suffered a devastating loss to UCLA on Saturday, 27-20. The Huskers offense and defense both had their issues as Nebraska once again failed to clinch bowl eligibility.
The USC Trojans face off with Nebraska this Saturday and have a chance in this matchup after the Huskers' atrocious performance against the Bruins.
By: Ben Beecham, Joseph Maier, Danny Berg, Anthony Rubek, Ben Drozd
The editors make their score predictions for the upcoming away game against the Trojans.
By: Anthony Rubek
The DN’s football coverage is presented by Celerion.
Opponent overview The Badgers are suffering a similar fate as the Huskers, dropping their last three games with bowl eligibility on the line. They were close to playing spoilers against No. 1 Oregon this past weekend, but the Ducks scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to escape with a 16-13 victory.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-5) fell to the USC Trojans (5-5) 28-20 on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. Running back Emmett Johnson (21) had 10 carries for 55
By: Anthony Rubek, Danny Berg, Joseph Maier, Ben Drozd, Ben Beecham
Nebraska faces Wisconsin with high hopes to finally break through and gain bowl eligibility against the Badgers, despite their 10-year loss streak. Can Senior Day and a new offensive coordinator push them over the edge to attain eligibility?
By: Anthony Rubek
OMAHA — For the second time in the past two years, the Huskers upset a nationally ranked Creighton team. Nebraska controlled the game from start to finish in its 74-63
By: Nina Kudlacz
Jacorey Barney Jr. (17) runs the ball during the game against Wisconsin at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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