NE KS 4 NE picnic on Saturday, August 8, 2026
Join us for our 2026 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka,...
| Andy Ketterson Some thoughts on the B1G Tourney, Selection Sunday, Baton Rouge Regional info, a call for help & quick LSU Tigers scouting report. After a third consecutive 3rd-place finish in the Big 10 Softball Tournament, The Nebraska Cornhuskers headed back to Lincoln and received the news on Sunday they would be going southeast about 970 miles to the swampy lands of Baton Rouge, LA, home of the LSU Tigers. I always thought my first sporting experience there would be in Tiger Stadium while checking... |
| Nebraska Athletics The Big 10 Tournament is in the books and the ladies are off to Cajun country. Can they move on to a Super Regional? From Seattle to Lincoln to West Lafayette and now to Baton Rouge, NCAA tourney time is here and, for the seniors, it’s their 3rd trip to the dance in four seasons. So we gonna talk about that, y’all. There’s some good stories and pics from West Lafayette – including how seriously their stadium shows they take their softball. Did... |
| Dylan Widger-Imagn Images Michael Jordan back on primetime basketball? As I look ahead to the Husker volleyball season and the news that Nebraska may be adding Virginia Adriano, a 6-5 opposite, I cannot help but wonder what it will look like to have such a full roster? We are used to John Cook’s smaller roster size and I am curious how this plays out with three opposites on the team. Last year there was only one. I am excited for the Dani Busboom Kelly era,... |
| Stephen Bruce In this episode of the Corn Nation’s Monday Night Therapy podcast, host Minnie Hunt interviews Bob Davis, a former strength and conditioning coach with Nebraska during the 1980s under Boyd Epley, the legendary pioneer of Husker Power. Davis shares insights into the foundational role Nebraska’s strength and nutrition programs played in the Cornhuskers’ dominance, emphasizing how walk-ons and farm kids pushed blue-chip recruits by outworking them. He discusses innovations like performance testing, customized nutrition cards, and year-round training, including offseason programs that prepared... |
| Alex Martin/Journal and Courier / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Plus, would you let snakes bit you 200+ times if it means saving other people’s lives? I hope all of you Moms had a very Happy Mother’s Day! I got to see two of the ranchhands and enjoyed a phone call with my Mom. I got served crab legs and some seafood alfredo. When you live on a ranch that produces 97+% choice or prime beef, seafood is a special occasion meal! (Steaks are... |
| Jackson Brockett pitched well in his final start at Haymarket Park | Nebraska Athletics Nebraska still wins the series and looks ahead to traveling to Purdue to close the season The singular goal for the Nebraska baseball team right now, as it has been for the past few weeks, is to win enough conference games to make the Big Ten tournament in Omaha. The past two games have allowed the team to take major steps toward that end. At the start of today’s game, they... |
| Nebraska seniors playing their last home series of the 2025 season. | Nebraska Athletics Cornhuskers win series on Senior Day Nebraska fans are getting used to these ninth inning walk-off heroics! Today it was Case Sanderson that got mobbed as he crossed the plate after smashing the first pitch thrown by reliever Dylan Vigue into the Michigan bullpen for a 5-2 Cornhusker win over the Wolverines. The lefthanded hitter is not known for his power, but as soon as turned and made contact on the... |
| Nebraska Athletics Timmerman shut out the Wolverines hot offense over the final 6 of his 7 innings of work. In a year of ups and downs for Nebraska baseball, this Friday night had the feel of a Friday night in the late 2010’s when Michigan and Nebraska were deciding the top of the conference standings nearly every time they met. One player, however, was in for a whole new Friday night experience. Tucker Timmerman, yes he who took the 106 mph ball off the bat... |
| Andy Ketterson Jordy gutted it out against a potent UCLA offense, but UCLA’s Kaitlyn Terry saved one of her best performances for when the Bruins needed it most. A few hours after taking home the Big 10 Player and Pitcher of the Year awards, Jordy took the mound in West Lafayette and came up short of what are usually pretty unreasonable expectations. The potent Bruins batting order attacked all day and broke through just enough to put 4 runs on the board, with the one... |
| Nebraska Athletics Bahl becomes first ever in the Big Ten to win both awards. In addition to four All-Conference honorees, they also have two tabbed for All-Defensive and Sportsmanship recognition. Today, the Nebraska Cornhuskers Jordy Bahl became the first Big Ten player ever to be named the Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year in the same season. Three before her won both awards over the course of their careers – Sara Griffin (Michigan), Nikki Nemitz (Michigan) and Sara Groenewegen (Minnesota) – but... |
| Nebraska Athletics The Huskers look to solidify their place in the Big Ten Tournament against the suddenly streaking Wolverines. Series Preview Michigan Wolverines (31-17) at Nebraska Cornhuskers (24-25) Location: Hawks Field at Haymarket Park, Lincoln, NEDates: May 9-11thTimes (CDT): Friday @ 6 pm, Saturday @ 2 pm, Sunday @ 11:30 am**changed**Head Coaches: Tracey Smith (3rd season, 896-685-1) & Will Bolt (6th season, 161-122-1)TV/Stream: Friday on Nebraska Public Media, All games on B1G+Radio: Huskers Radio Network, Huskers.com, Huskers App A few short weeks ago Michigan was... |
| Photo by Keith Gillett/IconSportswire Matt Rhule arrived with much pomp and ceremony as the chosen one to drag Nebraska out of the endless spiral of losing seasons. He placed an enormous emphasis on in-state players on scholarship or the walk-on program. The world of college football has been turned on its head with NIL and roster limits to the point where Rhule had to pivot. To see this playing out in real time, one only has to look at the top-ranked in-state players in the... |