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1993 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team
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American college football season
February 2026
August 2023
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The 1993 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team represented the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in the 1993 NCAA Division I-A football season. The team was coached by Tom Osborne and played their home games in Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Schedule
1993 AP Central September 4 1:00 pm w y 9 North Texas Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE 76–14 75,614 September 11 1:00 pm w y 9 Texas Tech Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE 50–27 75,771 September 18 2:30 pm w y y 8 UCLA Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA ABC 14–13 50,299 September 25 1:00 pm w y 6 Colorado State Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE 48–13 75,625 October 7, 1993 7:00 pm w y 7 Oklahoma State Lewis Field Stillwater, OK ESPN 27–13 35,580 October 16 1:00 pm w y 6 Kansas State Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE rivalry Prime 45–28 75,721 October 23 1:00 pm w 5 Missouri Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE rivalry 49–7 75,574 October 30 2:30 pm w y 6 Colorado 20 Folsom Field Boulder, CO rivalry ABC 21–17 52,277 November 6 1:00 pm w y 6 Kansas Memorial Stadium Lawrence, KS rivalry 21–20 47,500 November 13 1:00 pm w 4 Iowa State Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE rivalry 49–17 75,513 November 26, 1993 2:30 pm w 2 Oklahoma 16 Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE rivalry ABC 21–7 75,674 January 1, 1994 7:00 pm l y y 2 Florida State 1 Miami Orange Bowl Miami, FL Orange Bowl NBC 16–18 81,536 https://www.newspapers.com/article/chicago-tribune-so-whos-1-freshman-k/140279310/ Chicago Tribune So, who's #1? Freshman kicker gives FSU leg up, win over Nebraska January 2, 1994 February 4, 2024 Newspapers.com
Rankings
1993 NCAA Division I-A football rankings
16 AP 8 9 9 8 6 6 7 6 5 6 6 4 3 2 2 2 3 16 Coaches 1 1 1 3
Game summaries
North Texas
North Texas at Nebraska [box score] North Texas Nebraska 0 7 7 0 28 14 21 13 September 4 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,614
Texas Tech
Texas Tech at Nebraska [box score] Texas Tech Nebraska 7 7 7 6 10 10 16 14 September 11 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,771
UCLA
Nebraska at UCLA [box score] Nebraska UCLA 0 7 7 0 3 7 0 3 September 18 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA CST 50,299
Colorado State
Colorado State at Nebraska [box score] Colorado State Nebraska 3 3 0 7 14 14 6 14 September 25 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,625
Oklahoma State
Nebraska at Oklahoma State [box score] Nebraska Oklahoma State 0 6 7 14 6 7 0 0 October 7 Lewis Field, Stillwater, OK CST 35,580
Kansas State
Kansas State at Nebraska [box score] Kansas State Nebraska 7 7 7 7 14 17 0 14 October 16 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,721
Missouri
Missouri at Nebraska [box score] Missouri Nebraska 0 7 0 0 0 21 14 14 October 23 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,574
Colorado
Nebraska at Colorado [box score] Nebraska Colorado 21 0 0 0 3 7 0 7 October 30 Folsom Field, Boulder, CO CST 52,277
Kansas
Nebraska at Kansas [box score] Nebraska Kansas 7 7 0 7 7 0 7 6 November 6 Memorial Stadium, Lawrence, KS CST 47,500
Iowa State
Iowa State at Nebraska [box score] Iowa State Nebraska 7 3 0 7 21 0 14 14 November 13 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,513
Oklahoma
Oklahoma at Nebraska [box score] Oklahoma Nebraska 7 0 0 0 0 7 0 14 November 26 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE CST 75,674
Florida State
Florida State vs Nebraska [box score] Florida State Nebraska 0 6 9 3 0 7 0 9 January 1 Miami Orange Bowl, Miami, FL CST 81,536 John Soffey Dick Enberg, Bob Trumpy and O. J. Simpson NBC
Personnel
Roster
1993 Nebraska Cornhuskers y Eric Alford 88 TE J
Jacques Allen 80 TE SO
Gerald Armstrong 95 TE S
Reggie Baul 7 SE SO
Trumane Bell 80 TE S
Damon Benning 21 IB F
Brook Berringer 18 QB SO y
Brady Caskey 61 OT J
Clinton Childs 26 IB SO
Troy Barnes 26 FB J
Davenport Scott 17 IB SO
Aaron Davis 23 SE F
Chris Dishman 75 OT F y
Corey Dixon 2 SE S
Kyle Emsick 37 FB J
David Fiala 28 FB S
Jason Fisher 24 IB J
Tommie Frazier 15 QB SO y
Bart Furrow 64 OG S
Joel Gesky 59 OT J
Mark Gilman 87 TE SO
Aaron Graham 63 C SO y
Lance Gray 29 FB S
Erich Hohl 89 TE J
Brendan Holbein 81 SE F
Bill Humphrey 51 C J
Clester Johnson 33 WB SO
Calvin Jones 44 IB J y Calvin Jones (halfback)
Jeff Katt C SO
Steve Long OG F
Lance Lundberg 77 OT S
Jeff Makovicka 19 IB SO
Ken Mehlin 62 OG S
Wayne Meylan 70 OG SO
Kory Mikos 78 OT F
Abdul Muhammad 27 WB J
Merritt Nelson 91 TE SO
Chris Norris 38 FB SO
Brian Nunns 74 OT SO
Steve Ott 69 OG SO
Jon Pedersen 53 C J
Lawrence Phillips 1 IB F y
Brett Popplewell 39 WB SO
Bryan Pruitt 65 OG SO
Ben Rutz 8 QB F
Cory Schlesinger 40 FB J y
Damon Schmadeke 28 IB SO
Brian Schuster 36 FB F
T.J. Scribner 94 TE F
David Seizys 22 WB S
Matt Shaw 85 TE J
Marvin Sims 47 IB F
Mike Smith 42 FB F
Brenden Stai 66 OG J y
Chad Stanley 43 FB SO
Adam Treu 58 OT F y
Matt Turman 11 QB F
Jon Vedral 31 WB F
Tony Veland 9 QB SO y
Steve Volin 68 OG SO
Matt Vrzal 52 C F
Riley Washington 82 SE F
Zach Wiegert 72 OT J y
Joel Wilks 76 OG S
Rob Zatechka 56 OG J y Trev Alberts 34 OLB S y
Dave Alderman 7 CB F
Leonard Alexander 36 ILB J
Marcus Anderson 31 CB S
Mike Anderson 48 LB S
Larry Arnold OLB SO
Dennis Bailey 9 FS F
Ernie Beler 23 LB S
Chad Blahak 11 CB F
Troy Branch 54 LB S
Lorenzo Brinkley 5 LB S
Chad Brouse 19 FS F
Clint Brown 47 LB J
Willis Brown CB F
Zeke Cisco 45 FS S
Sedric Collins 17 FS J
Doug Colman 46 LB SO y
Terry Connealy 99 NT J
Troy Dumas 4 FS J
Phil Ellis 41 LB SO
Luther Hardin 58 OLB SO
Dwayne Harris 86 OLB J
Paul Hawley 97 OLB SO
Mike Heins 25 FS S
Jon Hesse 51 LB RF y
Todd Heyne 38 OLB S
Jerad Higman 92 OLB S
Jason Jenkins 96 DT J
Donta Jones 84 OLB J y
John Martin 49 LB J
Keith Mercer 26 CB SO y
Mike Minter 10 ROV F y
Bruce Moore 90 OLB S
Ed Morrow 42 OLB F
Kareem Moss 1 CB J
David Noonan 73 NT S
Jeff Ogard 97 DT F
Jeff Olsen 89 OLB F
Aaron Penland 52 LB SO
Jason Pesterfield 57 DT J
Christian Peter 55 DT SO y
Jim Prevette 35 LB S
Kevin Ramaekers 67 DT S
John Reece 6 CB S
Mike Roberts 39 ROV F
Scott Saltsman 74 NT F
Darren Schmadeke 25 CB SO
Dean Schneider 24 LB S
Adam Schultze LB SO
Jason Simdorn 33 ROV J
Ed Stewart 32 LB J y Ed Stewart (American football)
Eric Stokes 16 RCB F y Eric Stokes (American football executive)
Ryan Terwilliger 91 LB F
Jared Tomich DT SO y
Larry Townsend 94 DT F
Billy Wade 93 DT S
Austin Wertz 43 OLB S
Matt Westenburg 21 ROV J
Daren Williams 98 ILB S
Tyrone Williams 8 FS SO y Tyrone Williams (cornerback)
Trampis Wrice 22 FS SO
Toby Wright 3 ROV S y Toby Wright (American football)
Chad Young FS SO Byron Bennett 13 P/PK S
Jeremy Jensen 18 PK SO
Tom Sieler 12 PK J
http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=4&SPID=22&DB_OEM_ID=100&Q_SEASON=1993 January 17, 2011 Tom Osborne 21st season 30th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Hastings College Charlie McBride 13th season as DC/DL coach 17th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Colorado
Turner Gill 2nd season as QB coach 2nd year at Nebraska Alma mater: Nebraska
Kevin Steele 5th season as LB coach 5th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Tennessee
Ron Brown 7th season as WR/TE coach 7th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Brown
Dan Young 11th season as OL/K coach 11th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Reed
Milt Tenopir 20th season as OL coach 20th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Sterling
Tony Samuel 8th season as RE coach 8th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Nebraska
George Darlington DB coach 21st year at Nebraska Alma mater: Rutgers
Frank Solich 11th season as RB coach 15th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Nebraska
Boyd Epley 25th season as S&C coach 25th year at Nebraska Alma mater: Nebraska
Bill Busch 4th year at Nebraska
Depth chart
Pro-Set 4–3 Yes No Yes Tommie Frazier Brook Berringer Tony Veland Calvin Jones Lawrence Phillips Damon Benning Corey Schlesinger Jeff Makovicka David Fiala Abdul Muhammad Clester Johnson David Seizys Corey Dixon Reggie Baul Brett Popplewell Gerald Armstrong Trumane Bell Matt Shaw Eric Alford Lance Lundberg Chris Dishman Brady Caskey Rob Zatechka Joel Wilks Bart Furrow Ken Mehlin Aaron Graham Jon Pedersen Brenden Stai Steve Ott Bryan Pruitt Zach Wiegert Joel Gesky Brady Caskey Ed Stewart Troy Branch Phill Ellis WILL Mike Anderson Darren Williams Doug Colman MIKE Ernie Beler Lorenzo Brinkley Austin Wertz Zeke Cisco SAM Troy Dumas John Reece Mike Heins Toby Wright Mike Minter Jason Simdorn ROVER Barron Miles Kareem Moss Darren Schmadeke John Reece Tyrone Williams Eric Stokes Donta Jones Bruce Moore Jerad Higman Terry Connealy Christian Peter Scott Saltsman Kevin Ramaekers Billy Wade David Noonan Jason Pesterfield Trev Alberts Dwayne Harris Luther Hardin Byron Bennett Byron Bennett 110 90 No
After the season
Awards
1993 Husker Honors
Award Name(s) Butkus Award Trev Alberts All-America 1st team Trev Alberts All-America 2nd team Zach Wiegert All-America 3rd team Calvin Jones Big 8 Coach of the Year Tom Osborne Big 8 Male Athlete of the Year Trev Alberts Big 8 Defensive Player of the Year Trev Alberts Big 8 Defensive Newcomer of the Year Tyrone Williams All-Big 8 1st team Trev Alberts, Terry Conneally, Calvin Jones, Lance Lundberg, Ken Mehlin, Barron Miles, Kevin Ramaekers, Zach Wiegert All-Big 8 2nd team Tommie Frazier, John Reece, Ed Stewart, Toby Wright All-Big 8 honorable mention Mike Anderson, Gerald Armstrong, Byron Bennett, Corey Dixon, Abdul Muhammad
NFL and pro players
The following Nebraska players who participated in the 1993 season later moved on to the next level and joined a professional or semi-pro team as draftees or free agents.All Time NFL Huskers http://nflhuskers.com/alltime.html https://web.archive.org/web/20090815013540/http://nflhuskers.com/alltime.html August 15, 2009 May 15, 2009 live
Name Team Trev Alberts Indianapolis Colts Mike Anderson Amsterdam Admirals Doug Colman New York Giants Chris Dishman Arizona Cardinals Corey Dixon Atlanta Falcons Troy Dumas Kansas City Chiefs Tommie Frazier Montreal Alouettes Aaron Graham Arizona Cardinals Jon Hesse Green Bay Packers Calvin Jones Los Angeles Raiders Donta Jones Pittsburgh Steelers Keithen McCant Winnipeg Blue Bombers Barron Miles Pittsburgh Steelers Mike Minter Carolina Panthers Kareem Moss BC Lions Christian Peter New York Jets Lawrence Phillips St. Louis Rams John Reece Kansas City Chiefs Cory Schlesinger Detroit Lions Brenden Stai Pittsburgh Steelers Ed Stewart Carolina Panthers Eric Stokes Seattle Seahawks Jared Tomich New Orleans Saints Larry Townsend Berlin Thunder Adam Treu Oakland Raiders Tony Veland Denver Broncos Zach Wiegert St. Louis Rams Tyrone Williams Green Bay Packers Toby Wright Los Angeles Rams Rob Zatechka New York Giants
References
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