Nebraska Fires Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen After Four-Game Losing Streak
Lexington Herald Leader reports Nebraska has fired Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgorsen following a four-game losing skid.
Lexington, KY, November 7, 2026 —
Nebraska has parted ways with its Offensive Coordinator, Dana Holgorsen, according to reports from the Lexington Herald Leader. The decision follows a period of four consecutive losses for the team.
The exact timeline of the decision and any further details regarding the terms of Holgorsen’s departure were not immediately available. The source of the report, the Lexington Herald Leader, indicated the firing occurred after the team experienced a losing streak spanning four games. Specifics about the length of this streak, the opponents involved, or the overall record of the team during this period were not provided in the summary.
Information regarding a potential successor or interim replacement for the Offensive Coordinator position has also not been disclosed. The report does not mention any specific reasons for the losing streak beyond it being the direct precursor to the coaching change.
Further details regarding the financial implications, contract status, or any statements from Nebraska officials are pending. The scope of the coaching change appears to be limited to the Offensive Coordinator role at this time, based on the information provided.
The team’s performance leading up to this change, characterized by the four-game losing skid, is cited as the primary factor for the action taken. Additional context on the team’s season performance or the broader implications of this coaching move is not available from the provided summary.
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