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Three’s a crowd in Nebraska abortion amendment lawsuits
LINCOLN — Two was company and three is now a crowd of last-minute lawsuits filed in Nebraska against competing abortion amendment proposals. More than 20 doctors supporting an abortion-rights amendment sued Friday to press the Nebraska Supreme Court to remove neither abortion amendment from the ballot or pull them both. Their effort joined two […]
Nebraska State Patrol readies up for busy Labor Day weekend
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Nebraska State Patrol troopers are readying up for busy roadways as the summer travel season comes to a close with Labor Day Weekend. “This weekend will be busy on Nebraska roads with the start of Husker football, the final weekend of the State Fair, and Labor Day weekend,” said Col. John Bolduc, NSP superintendent. “As we close out the summer travel season, let’s work together to make this a safe weekend on the roads so that everyone reaches their destinations safely.”
Hastings College soccer teams welcome Park Pirates to Wilson Field
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - The Hastings College Broncos soccer teams hosted the Park Pirates at Lloyd Wilson Field on Saturday. The women’s team defeated the Pirates, 4-0. The men’s side dropped the result to Park, 1-0.
St. Cecilia holds volleyball triangular with Kearney Catholic & Aquinas Catholic
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - Hastings St. Cecilia hosted a volleyball triangular featuring Kearney Catholic and Aquinas Catholic on Saturday. Kearney Catholic def. Hastings St. Cecilia, 2-0 (28-26, 25-22) Hastings St. Cecilia def. Aquinas Catholic, 2-0 (25-12, 25-17) Kearney Catholic def. Aquinas Catholic, 2-0 (25-5, 25-15)
Hastings College football drops season opener against Peru State
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - The Hastings College Broncos football team hosted the Peru State Bobcats to open their season. The Broncos fell to the Bobcats, 27-21 in overtime. Next up for Hastings College, they host Northwestern at 1 p.m. at Lloyd Wilson Field.
Bounce-back Saturday nets wins over No. 5 Viterbo, Oklahoma Panhandle State
OMAHA, Neb. – After tasting defeat for the first time in 2024, fourth-ranked Concordia got back to Bulldog Volleyball on Saturday (Aug. 31) and emerged from Omaha, Neb., with a pair of wins. Two-time All-American Gabi Nordaker hit a smoldering .567 for the day as the Bulldogs celebrated a win over No. 5 Viterbo University (Wis.), 22-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-18, and a victory over Oklahoma Panhandle State University (Okla.). The matches were played as part of the College of Saint Mary Labor Day Classic.
Warriors walloped as Bulldogs ring in 2024 season
SEWARD, Neb. – On the opening day of the 2024 season, the Concordia University Football team greeted visiting Waldorf University with a rather rude welcome to the Great Plains Athletic Conference. The first ever meeting on the gridiron between the two sides was a complete whitewashing. Five Bulldogs found the end zone as part of the 45-7 demolition of the Warriors inside Bulldog Stadium on a pleasant Saturday (Aug. 31) night.
Bulldogs and No. 17 Cougars remain deadlocked after 90 minutes
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Goals were at a premium between No. 17 Columbia University (Mo.) and Concordia Men’s Soccer on Saturday night (Aug. 31). The two teams found themselves in a 1-1 draw after 90 minutes at R. Marvin Owens Field. After three games, the Bulldogs are 1-0-2 and the program’s regular season unbeaten streak has reached 29 games (21-0-8 in that stretch dating back to 2022).
Slow start leads to season's first defeat in road clash with No. 10 Columbia
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The degree of difficulty ramped up several notches on Saturday (Aug. 31) as the Concordia University Women’s Soccer team took on a Columbia College program that reached the NAIA national tournament second round in 2023. Though the result was a 4-0 defeat at the hands of the 10th-ranked Cougars of Columbia, Mo., the Bulldogs actually showed progress in a number of areas compared to their 4-2 win from three days earlier. Concordia settled in after a slow start on Saturday – but it had dug too large of a hole.
Ex-Nebraska football QB has nightmare season opener with current team
When Logan Smothers transferred from the Nebraska footbal program to Jacksonville State, it looked like a match made in heaven. However, after a fantastic first season under veteran head coach Rich Rodriguez in 2023, Smothers got off to about as bad a start to the 2024 campaign as you could possibly expect.
Nebraska’s New Five-Star Quarterback Dylan Raiola Looks Identical To Patrick Mahomes In Every Single Way
Dylan Raiola is often compared to Patrick Mahomes and for good reason. Nebraska’s freshman quarterback looks identical to the three-time Super Bowl champion with the Kansas City Chiefs. Saturday was not the exception. Raiola, the No. 1 overall recruit in the college football recruiting Class of 2024, made his first start for the Cornhuskers at […] The post Nebraska’s New Five-Star Quarterback Dylan Raiola Looks Identical To Patrick Mahomes In Every Single Way appeared first on BroBible.
Snakebit ex-Nebraska football QB1 gets shot at starting role with third team
One of the most snakebit kids to ever come through the Nebraska football program might finally be getting his chance to really show what he can do. At least until that ugly ole snake bites him again. Chubba Purdy has been cleared to start throwing in practice, according to Pete...
Omaha sports teams share condolences in wake of Gaudreau Brothers’ deaths
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha Supernovas and Omaha Lancers are sharing their condolences with the Gaudreau family after Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau died after being struck by a drunk driver. Johnny, 31, was a winger for the Calgary Flames who played in the NHL for 10 full seasons. Matthew,...
Half-dozen new restaurants open in North Platte
Jersey Mike’s sub sandwich shop will open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 4, the latest of a string of five new places to eat in North Platte in three months, with another nearly ready to open at the airport. Jersey Mike’s started on a boardwalk along the New...
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