Nebraska Fires Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen
Nebraska Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen has been fired from his position by Head Coach Matt Rhule in Lincoln, Nebraska, following a recent losing streak.
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, November 7, 2026 —
LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska Huskers Head Coach Matt Rhule has relieved Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen of his duties. The decision comes in the wake of a recent losing streak that has impacted the team’s performance.
Holgorsen was appointed to the offensive coordinator role and was a key part of Rhule’s coaching staff in Lincoln. The team has experienced a period of declining results, which ultimately led to this change in leadership for the offense.
The specific details regarding the timeline of the losing streak and the exact games that contributed to this decision were not immediately provided. The statement announcing the termination did not include further information on the coaching changes beyond the dismissal of Holgorsen.
Head Coach Matt Rhule, who took over the program with the stated goal of rebuilding Nebraska’s football identity, has made significant staffing decisions as he navigates the team’s current trajectory. This move signifies an effort to address offensive struggles. The specific reasons cited for the firing relate directly to the team’s recent performance and consecutive losses.
No interim offensive coordinator has been named at this time. Further announcements regarding the offensive coaching staff are anticipated as Head Coach Rhule continues to evaluate the team’s needs moving forward.
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