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Come Fan with UsMonday, August 10, 2026

Light turns new Nebraska cleats from black to silver

Nebraska’s wearing some really ugly uniforms this weekend, but at least its shoes will look really cool.

Actually, as an old person, I don’t really know whether this is cool or not. The young people assembled here in this video think it’s cool, so it must be. Hooray, colorful things!

They look like they’re perfect for clicking together all we’re-not-in-Kansas-anymore. Kansas is totally not Nebraska.

This also reminds me of those cars the Car Guys drove back when I was in high school that looked like they were covered in massive soap bubbles at all times. Like this kind of thing. Go Huskers!

ht The Solid Verbal

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