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What to know: Nebraska football Fan Day

Nebraska football will host the program's annual Fan Day on Saturday. Here's what you should know about it.

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Nebraska football Fan Day: What to know for the 2026 event

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LINCOLN, Neb. —

Nebraska football’s annual Fan Day will take place on Saturday inside the Hawks Championship Center outside Memorial Stadium.

Here’s what you should know about the event.

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Entrance/Exit Information

  • Memorial Stadium will not be open to fans.
  • Fans may enter or exit through the two entrances on the west side of the building.
  • The Clear Bag Policy is not in effect, but all fans and items are subject to inspection.
  • Doors will open for fans at 2 p.m. Lines will then form outside of the Hawks Center on the southwest and northwest corners of the building.
  • Players will leave the field at 3:30 p.m.

See more: 2026 Nebraska football Fan Day map

Parking

  • Fans can park inside the Champions Club Lot outside West Stadium. Parking will also be available in Lot 8 in North Stadium, and Lot 5 east of the Hawks Championship Center.
  • Some lots may be only available to team and support staff.

Autographs

  • The line for coach Matt Rhule will only be available to pre-selected fans in 8th grade and younger.
  • Autograph requests are limited to one item per player.
  • Posters and a roster or autograph card will be available for fans.
  • A fan shop location with Adidas apparel and other merchandise will be located on the West sideline near the 50-yard line.

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