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Sophomore Middle Blocker Dominates Nebraska Volleyball Scrimmage
Andi Jackson dazzled in the Huskers' Red-White volleyball scrimmage Saturday night. She also received Lifter of the Year honors in front of a sold-out crowd at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Husker special teams by the numbers: What they were and what can have them ahead of the curve in 2024
How are you kicking it six days from that Husker opener?. Better question. Who is kicking it for Nebraska in six days in that opener?. Matt Rhule said his staff is still considering those options – Tristan Alvano working back from injury; walkon John Hohl in the hunt – heading into Saturday's 2:30 p.m. contest against UTEP.
2024 H.S. Football Preview: Norris
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Norris Football enters the 2024 season with confidence as the Titans have made the playoffs every year since hiring Ty Twarling. Jarrett Behrends returns at Quarterback for his 3rd year as the starter. The Titans open the season with a tough matchup visiting Omaha Skutt. They...
Back from injury, Corcoran adds to veteran offensive line group
In his 30th consecutive start last season against Northwestern, Nebraska offensive tackle Turner Corcoran saw his season end after suffering a foot injury. The injury set off a long rehab process for Corcoran, who had also gone through a long rehab in 2021. The senior offensive tackle said he never had any doubts that he would be back.
Highlights and analysis of Nebraska football QB commit TJ Lateef in season opener
Nebraska football quarterback commitment TJ Lateef opened up his senior season on Friday night and led Orange Lutheran to a 21-13 win,. The future Huskers quarterback wasn’t perfect. He threw an interception in the first game of his senior season against Gardena Serra, but the four-star signal-caller who committed to Nebraska football over the summer tossed two touchdowns and ran for another in the win.
Dangerous heat and humidity continue to start the workweek
The dangerous combination of heat and humidity will continue this afternoon. It will be mostly sunny with a high near 100 in Omaha and Lincoln, although many cities will "only" be in the mid and upper 90s. When you factor in the humidity, it could feel as bad as 110. Heat is normally the biggest weather-related killer each year, so continue to check on your older friends, neighbors, and family members to make sure they are staying cool. Dogs should be inside where it is cooler with access to water all day.
Another scorcher with scattered, severe potential Monday evening
Summer still trying to hold on, as is the severe weather season on Monday. Another day of scorching heat to start the first day of college courses on UNL’s campus and other area universities. A Heat Advisory takes over instead of the excessive heat warnings from Sunday. During the...
NE immigrant advocates prepare for possible workplace raids, active shooters, mass deportation
LINCOLN — Immigrant advocates in Nebraska are gearing up for the possibility of a mass deportation operation, flash workplace raids or other events that would cause upheaval in the state’s immigrant communities. On Sept. 7, the statewide Las Voces Nebraska organization plans a virtual summit with speaker panels of legal, educational, religious, mental health and […]
Nebraska football corner has some solid advice for new Big Ten squads
Tommi Hill had to recalibrate the kind of player he wanted to be for the Nebraska football program after he arrived in Lincoln. Coming from the Pac-12, he was used to one type of play. He’s the first to admit what he did with Arizona State didn’t really transfer over to the Big 10.
Nebraska Heatwave: Scorching Temperatures Persist Through Monday with Relief in Sight by Tuesday
Omaha, NE — Nebraska residents are bracing for another day of extreme heat as temperatures continue to soar. On Monday, heat indices are expected to reach between 100 and 110 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a heat advisory. This advisory will remain in effect from 1 PM to 8 PM Monday.
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