
Husker Baseball Game in Manhattan, Tuesday, April 4th
On Tuesday, April 4th the Husker baseball team plays K-State at 6:00 p.m. in Manhattan. Tickets for the game will...
On Tuesday, April 4th the Husker baseball team plays K-State at 6:00 p.m. in Manhattan. Tickets for the game will be available at the ticket booth at the gate. |
Nebraska Athletic Department A 12-1 run rule win, followed by a hard to swallow controversial 5-3 defeat makes for an eventful day in Texas. Game 1 What a difference a year makes. Last year, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi broke Nebraska, with a series win culminating in a 21-4 victory that wasn’t even that close. Today however, it was the Huskers’ pitching staff that was in shutdown mode. Early on it was a defensive battle, with a pivotal play according to Coach Bolt, being when NU was... |
Nebraska adds talented roadgrader from the Lone Star State. Great news from the land of overrated barbecue! I’m HOME!#commited #GBR ☠️ #Huskers #24OURS @CoachMattRhule @DonovanRaiola @HuskersCJC @Omeezi_ @KLEINCAINFB @COACHJCLANCY #txhsfb #CO2024 pic.twitter.com/XaPt8Q89YI — Gibson Pyle (@PyleGibson) April 1, 2023 Nebraska landed the commitment of Texas offensive lineman Gibson Pyle Saturday afternoon. Gibson plays his prep ball at Klein Cain High School in Spring, Texas, a northern suburb of Houston. It is easy to see why Gibson’s offer list is chock full of Power 5 programs.... |
Nebraska Athletic Department A very Texas heavy thread as NU takes on 2 Texas teams, while the Final Four travels to Houston. Baseball Doubleheader Date: April 1st Location: Crutcher Scott Field, Abilene, TX TV/Stream: WAC International Radio: Huskers Radio Network, Huskers.com, Huskers App Game 1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders (13-14) vs Nebraska Cornhuskers (14-8-1) Time: 1:05 pm Head Coach(s): Scott Malone (16th season, 388-438) & Will Bolt (4th season, 78-59-1) Game 2 Nebraska Cornhuskers (14-8-1) at Abilene Christian Wildcats (20-6) Time: 45 minutes after Game... |
Nebraska Athletic Department The Cornhuskers head down to Texas for a quick Saturday doubleheader. With the odd number of teams in the Big Ten conference, (slowly turns to look in the direction of Wisconsin) each team has a weekend off during the conference season. Nebraska’s happens to come early this year, as we are just in week 2 of the slate. Most teams in major conferences are in their conference seasons as well, so finding a team to play a full weekend can be tough.... |
An Airbus 320 belonging to Global Crossing Airlines, operating as GlobalX, is seen on the tarmac at Cancun International Airport (CUN) on July 2, 2022. – (Photo by Daniel SLIM / AFP) | Photo by DANIEL SLIM/AFP via Getty Images Nebraska Cornhuskers’ fans may have noticed in the news yesterday that the Lincoln Airport (LNK) is soon to be the operating home of America’s newest “airline” when Red Way begins serving seven destinations starting this June. The new air service is targeting leisure markets out... |
Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Robb is fighting an extremely serious condition and is still in the hospital. Nebraska wrestler Peyton Robb is currently in the hospital with an extremely serious illness. He became ill at the NCAA Wrestling Tournament, and is still in the hospital. Rather than me trying to re-write or describe what’s going on, note this from a fundraiser campaign trying to get assistance to pay his expenses. Peyton was finally diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis. An extremely rare infection that sees... |
Dylan Widger-USA TODAY Sports Some other position groups might have something to say about it, but the running back position might be the strongest position group on the team. Position Coach: E.J. Barthel This is the fourth season that E.J. Barthel has spent on a Matt Rhule Staff. He was previously with Rhule at the Carolina Panthers and at Temple. He alsohas pervious Big Ten experience at Rutgers and Penn State and coached two seasons in the NFL. This is his 10th season of coaching.... |
Husker coaches Mark Manning (left) and Tervel Dlagnev (center) look on during a match against Northwestern. | Dylan Guenther / Corn Nation We look at MVP, Best Pin, Most Improved, Best New Starter, and Top Redshirt With the 2022-23 season over, it’s time to give out some postseason hardware. Nebraska had another Top-10 finish at NCAAs this season while also finishing third at Big Tens. The Huskers crowned four All-Americans and its first Big Ten champion in seven years to conclude a successful season. In... |
RVR Photos-USA TODAY Sports For those of you who are currently engrossed in the quarterbacks for this upcoming NFL draft, one name that you have probably heard about is Florida’s Anthony Richardson. His athleticism is completely off the charts for a quarterback. In fact, according to the Relative Athletic Score (RAS) Richardson is in some rare air as he was rated as 10 out of 10. At this point only four other quarterbacks have also received the coveted 10 out of 10. Those quarterbacks are... |
Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images After a week off because Jon didn’t know what do with Greg on vacation…WE’RE BACK! Spring football is going with a few practices a week, so we get caught up on all the happenings from Matt Rhule’s first off-season at the helm of Nebraska football. One of the biggest announcements recently – Frank Solich is set to return to Nebraska and be honored at the 2023 Spring Game! There is plenty of talk about how having Frank invited back and... |
Dylan Widger-USA TODAY Sports This “room” is definitely loaded. Who honestly will see snaps this fall? The Huskers enter spring camp with eight quarterbacks on the roster and a situation where the camp will almost certainly end without a named starter. The incumbent is injured, the transfer brought in to challenge is trying to learn the system and a younger reserve with no playing time has been raising eyebrows. A few notes: Returning starter Casey Thompson is recovering from shoulder surgery and will only be... |
The violent nature of the game wasn’t quelled because the powers that be wouldn’t change. The years 1895 to 1904 in college football history was a period marked in chaos and fight for control as college football continued to evolve into the game we love today. The big four in the east, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Penn, controlled the rules and how the game was played. Teams in the west began to resent that control and fought for more representation. College football popularity grew but... |