Dana Holgorsen, former head coach at Houston and West Virginia, has joined the Nebraska Cornhuskers as an offensive consultant to help address their struggling offense. Nebraska, currently 5-4, faces challenges with scoring, averaging only 18.3 points per game against Big Ten opponents under offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield. Holgorsen is renowned for his offensive acumen, having previously served as a consultant at TCU and worked with notable quarterbacks throughout his career. The Cornhuskers are on a three-game losing streak and are looking for their first bowl game appearance since 2016, requiring at least one more win in their remaining games. Holgorsen’s role is expected to evolve over the rest of the season, providing a new perspective to assist freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola, who has struggled with consistency. This strategic addition follows Nebraska coach Matt Rhule's intent to introduce fresh insights into the team's offense.