Nebraska football has announced that Mike Ekeler will be the new special teams coordinator for the team in 2025. Ekeler, who previously coached at Tennessee, has ties to Nebraska, having coached the Huskers’ linebackers under Bo Pelini from 2008-10. He replaces Ed Foley, who was let go after the team’s struggles on special teams in the 2024 season, culminating in a loss to Iowa. Head coach Matt Rhule is hopeful that Ekeler will help turn things around for the team’s special teams units. This move comes as part of Rhule’s efforts to improve the team’s performance and make a strong comeback in the upcoming season. Fans will be looking forward to seeing Ekeler’s impact on the team and how he can help Nebraska achieve success on the field.
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