Category Archives: Huskers

After a disappointing 11-2 loss the day before, Nebraska baseball bounced back, defeating the Maryland Terrapins 16-4 in seven innings Sunday afternoon. With the victory, NU picked up its third Big Te...

Nebraska baseball is officially undefeated when beer has been allowed at Haymarket Park. The NU Board of Regents voted to approved alcohol sales Friday morning. That evening, Husker fans enjoyed the l...

Nebraska baseball had it until the last moment Tuesday. Creighton rallied in the ninth inning to beat Nebraska 6-4 at Haymarket Park. NU falls to 23-11 while Creighton improves to 27-7. The Huskers le...

Nebraska women's basketball's Jaz Shelley has officially been drafted. Shelley was taken in the third round of the WNBA Draft Monday night by the Phoenix Mercury. She was among seven Big Ten players t...

Greg Sharpe, known as the "Voice of the Huskers", announced his cancer diagnosis on Sports Nightly Monday. "Bottom line is I have been diagnosed with cancer," Sharpe said. "Found out a week or two ago...

For the first time this season, Nebraska baseball has lost a weekend series. The Huskers took just one game on the weekend at Rutgers. NU is now 23-10 while the Scarlet Knights improve to 22-13. Nebra...

Plenty of offense but not enough defense Tuesday night for Nebraska baseball. NU (22-8) fell 13-11 at Kansas (16-14). The Huskers are now 149-102-2 against the Jayhawks all-time, with the majority of ...

Nebraska baseball remains solidly on top of the Big Ten Conference standings. The Huskers took two-of-three games from Ohio State over the weekend in Lincoln to improve to 22-7 on the year and 5-1 in ...

The "Japanese Steph Curry" put on a show on national television Thursday night. Keisei Tominaga, in his final appearance in a Husker uniform, won the Hanes Originals Soft Touch Men's 3-Point Champions...

Another honor for Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg. Hoiberg was chosen as the recipient of the 2024 Jim Phelan Coach-of-the-Year award Thursday. The award, given annually to the nation's t...