The NCAA football landscape is ever-changing in the age of transfers and name, image and likeness deals. According to University of Nebraska coach Matt Rhule, the annual spring game may be the latest casualty in this new era.

University of Nebraska head football coach Matt Rhule told media on Saturday that his program is likely to cancel its spring game, a televised intrasquad game played in April that is popular with fans,

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule says he just might pull the plug on his team's traditional spring game. And while the fervent faithful in Lincoln, Neb., likely would be devastated if Rhule follows through,

The spring game has a long tradition at Nebraska. Last year the event drew 60,452 to Memorial Stadium, fourth-highest in the nation behind spring games at Ohio State, Alabama and Penn State. The Cornhuskers’ game also was televised.