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Episode 128 The Showdown: All eyes will be on the quarterback during Nebraska's spring game
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Nebraska will take another step this week toward building its 2025 recruiting class. Typically a busy weekend, Nebraska is expected to host seven high school recruits for official visits.
In the latest episode of Half-Court Press, Wilson Moore and Jon Walker discuss the latest Nebraska and Creighton transfer portal news, as well as the schedule announcement for the next NU-CU basketball game.
Check out Evan Bland's scouting report on Nebraska baseball's weekend home series against Iowa.
Sam McKewon and Amie Just talk Nebraska football's spring game, how all eyes will be on the Husker quarterbacks and what they will be watching for.
Ty Robinson wasn’t immediately on board with his smaller on-field role in spring practices, but the Nebraska defensive lineman feels the experience has been beneficial.
In this episode of Tom Shatel's Press Box, Tom Shatel and Evan Bland preview this Saturday's Nebraska football spring game.
Check out full press conferences from several Nebraska football players following spring practice on Thursday.
Matt Rhule has tried an offense-versus-defense format that was hard to follow and score. He’s seen other programs mostly go through drills and workouts. But on Saturday, expect a typical football game.
As an “aggressive player” with a big catch radius and an ability to “go up and get the ball,” Bear Tenney had options, but his close friendship with Dylan Raiola sealed the deal for Nebraska.
Nebraska football's latest 2025 commit had no power conference scholarship offers before the Huskers extended an opportunity.
Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule has a name for Saturday’s spring game. “The Red-White Shootout.”
A strong performance during winter sports season has put Nebraska Athletics in position to post its best Learfield Director’s Cup finish in decades.
Creighton and Nebraska announced that next season’s edition of the I-80 Rivalry will be played on a Friday in November in Omaha's CHI Health Center.
John Mills, a three-star offensive tackle, is visiting Nebraska this weekend. One notable thing about him? The second clip in his highlight reel may as well be part of an animal documentary.
Omaha Duchesne converted a penalty in the ninth minute and never looked back in a win over Omaha Skutt in the River Cities Conference tournament final.
Omaha Creighton Prep rallied for a win over Omaha Westside on Thursday in a first-round game of the Don Kraft baseball tournament.
Ainsworth's Carter Nelson, a Nebraska football signee, won two events and medaled in two others on way to being named the Norfolk Track and Field Classic's most outstanding male athlete.
Take a look at some of the notable Nebraska high school events coming up and some recent top performances.
DURHAM, N.C. — Graham Barton became Duke’s first player selected in the NFL draft in three years and the program’s third first-round pick in the last 10 drafts. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Barton in Thursday night’s first round, securing him with the No. 26 overall pick. Barton, a 6-5, 313-pound offensive lineman, started games in all four seasons of his Duke career, beginning in 2020 ...
PITTSBURGH — The Steelers went back to the offensive line for the second year in a row when they used their No. 1 pick on Washington tackle Troy Fautanu. It is the first time in franchise history the Steelers have drafted an offensive lineman in the first round in back-to-back years. Fautanu (6-foot-4, 317 pounds) gives them a player who will allow Broderick Jones, last year’s top choice, to ...
SEATTLE — There was no trade for the Seahawks on Thursday night. Instead, the Seahawks saw a player regarded as the best defensive lineman in the draft fall into their lap — Texas’ Byron Murphy II — and decided to take him with their first pick in 2024 draft at No. 16 overall. Murphy was just the second defensive player taken after the first 14 were all offensive players, a surprising ...
DETROIT — Former Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy, so often described by analysts the last few months as the most polarizing at his position in this year’s NFL draft, finally knows his NFL destination. McCarthy, who helped lead Michigan to the 2023 national championship and was 27-1 as a two-year starter, was selected by the Minnesota Vikings with the No. 10 overall pick in the three-day ...
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DURHAM, N.C. — Graham Barton became Duke’s first player selected in the NFL draft in three years and the program’s third first-round pick in the last 10 drafts. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Barton in Thursday night’s first round, securing him with the No. 26 overall pick. Barton, a 6-5, 313-pound offensive lineman, started games in all four seasons of his Duke career, beginning in 2020 ...
PITTSBURGH — The Steelers went back to the offensive line for the second year in a row when they used their No. 1 pick on Washington tackle Troy Fautanu. It is the first time in franchise history the Steelers have drafted an offensive lineman in the first round in back-to-back years. Fautanu (6-foot-4, 317 pounds) gives them a player who will allow Broderick Jones, last year’s top choice, to ...
The Omaha Storm Chasers scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to rally past Indianapolis Thursday night at Werner Park.
SEATTLE — There was no trade for the Seahawks on Thursday night. Instead, the Seahawks saw a player regarded as the best defensive lineman in the draft fall into their lap — Texas’ Byron Murphy II — and decided to take him with their first pick in 2024 draft at No. 16 overall. Murphy was just the second defensive player taken after the first 14 were all offensive players, a surprising ...
