This shouldn't surprise people. The widening of seats in North Stadium has been going on for a couple years, and is something we've tried to keep track of best we can. It seems like you could make a safe bet the 91,585 fans present for the Nebraska-Miami game in 2014 will be the largest crowd to ever witness a home Husker football game.
In fact, I'd guess the days of hearing announced crowds of 90,000-plus at Memorial Stadium may be soon at an end.
Last year, the Huskers had announced crowds of just above 90,000 in five of the seven home games. The largest crowd was 90,546 against Purdue. The games against Wyoming and Maryland were just under the 90,000 bar.
So it will be interesting, when seat widening across the stadium is complete in the years to come, what the going number attached to full attendance at Memorial Stadium will be. When I was a young kid, everyone used to talk about 72,000 filling the stadium. When I was an older kid, everyone talked about 76,000 filling the stadium. (The picture above is Memorial Stadium in 1965 when capacity was pushed to 53,000.)