Nebraska football head coach Matt Rhule has canceled the spring game until more rules are made to prevent teams from poaching players.

The University of Nebraska's spring football game, which dated to the 1920s and has been played annually since 1950, is coming to an end.

Nebraska’s spring football game, which dates to the 1920s and has been played annually since 1950, will be replaced with skills competitions and 7-on-7 games at Memorial Stadium on April 26, the school announced Thursday.

Tampering is a huge problem in college football, and Matt Rhule has experienced it. That is the biggest reason why the Nebraska football team isn't having a spring game, but Rhule is still going to do something to make the fans happy.

Coach Matt Rhule has expressed concerns about other teams scouting players and poaching them through the transfer portal.