Tommie Frazier Just Delivered a Power Play in Lincoln — Donates Two Jaw-Dropping Luxury Buses to Nebraska Cornhuskers! “We Built This Legacy — Let’s Ride Like It”
LINCOLN, NE — The morning sun hadn’t yet climbed over Memorial Stadium when two towering, gleaming red-and-white luxury buses pulled into the players’ lot, engines purring like lions. The chrome rims sparkled. The iconic Nebraska “N” was stitched into leather headrests, etched into mahogany trim, and lit up across digital displays above the windshields. These weren’t ordinary buses. These were statements.
Standing beside them, arms crossed and wearing that familiar grin — part mischief, part pride — was Tommie Frazier.
“We built this legacy,” he told a growing crowd of media, coaches, players, and fans. “Now we ride like it.”
A legend of Husker football, Frazier — who quarterbacked Nebraska to back-to-back national titles in 1994 and 1995 — didn’t just return to Lincoln for nostalgia. He came back with horsepower. The donation, a jaw-dropping $2.8 million gift, includes two fully custom Prevost luxury coaches, each capable of seating 52 players in first-class style. With reclining massage chairs, smart tablets embedded in armrests, full-service kitchens, virtual reality film rooms, and even a Huskers Hall of Fame digital display, the buses are rolling monuments to both the past and future.
Coach Matt Rhule was visibly stunned as the curtain was pulled back. “You talk about building culture, about pride, tradition… this is that, embodied on wheels,” Rhule said. “What Tommie just did? He’s sending a message. Nebraska is back — and we’re coming in style.”
Each bus bears the name of one of Frazier’s legendary title seasons: 94 Unfinished Business and 95 Ruthless Execution. Inscribed in gold above the front doors are his personal mottos: “Earn Every Yard” and “Never Stop Running.”
Frazier made it clear this wasn’t just about transportation — it was about mentality. “When you roll into Iowa City, or Madison, or Ann Arbor in
