Samuel Rowland is a sports journalist who writes for LastWordOnSports.com. His articles primarily focus on Nebraska football, providing analysis, predictions, and updates on the team's players and recruits. His work has also been featured on Yardbarker.
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Samuel Rowland’s coverage is exclusively focused on college football, specifically Nebraska Football. With a heavy emphasis on investment analysis and announcements, Samuel may be interested in expert commentary related to the performance of players and teams, as well as insights into recruiting strategies and player development within the context of Nebraska Football.
Given his focus on specific players committing to or potentially joining Nebraska's team, he might welcome pitches that provide insider perspectives on these individuals' skills, potential impact on the team, or their recruitment journey.
While no geographic focus is specified for Samuel Rowland's coverage area, it can be inferred that his primary interest lies with developments related to the Nebraska Cornhuskers football program.
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Nebraska's win over the Wisconsin delivers the Cornhuskers its first win over the program since 2012. It also guarantees a bowl appearance.
By: Samuel Rowland
Nebraska's bowl drought is over. For the first time since 2016, the Cornhuskers are invited to the postseason.
The Huskers had a 10-0 advantage in Kinnick Stadium. Until they didn't. In the game of inches, Matt Rhule came up short once again.
The start of Nebraska's off-season was filled with coaching drama. After two seasons with the Cornhuskers, defensive coordinator Tony White inked a three-year deal to take the same job at Florida State.
Now that most of Nebraska's coaching vacancies are filled, Matt Rhule's new staffers can go after targets in the transfer portal. Who are they looking at? Let's break it down.
On December 28th, Nebraska goes to New York City to play in the 2024 Pinstripe Bowl. What could the Huskers offense look like against Boston College?
By: Samuel Rowland
Nebraska's defense will look a little different against Boston College. The Huskers lost Jimari Butler and James Williams to the transfer portal.
The future has not been this bright in Lincoln in a long time. To end the program's 2024 season, Nebraska beat Wisconsin for the first time since 2012.
As we head into spring football, which players will land a starring role on Nebraska's offensive line under Donovan Raiola?
Nebraska has been extremely aggressive in the transfer portal. Over the past few months, the Huskers have added eight defensive players to their
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