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This is where you can follow live coverage of Nebraska in the Big Ten baseball tournament.
This is where you can follow live coverage of UNO in the Summit League baseball tournament.
On Fridays episode, Adam Carriker discusses the pros and cons of Nebraska adding alcohol to the game day experience in Memorial Stadium and gives his take.
Moos says the selection committee has to better follow its protocol to measure playoff-worthy teams.
4th-ranked Millard West rolled to a 69-7 win over Omaha Bryan on Thursday night at Buell Stadium. The Wildcats raised their record to 4-2 on the season.
Omaha Creighton Prep downed Papio South 30-7. Prep quarterback AJ Hubner threw four touchdown passes to lead the Junior Jays. Prep raised its record to 4-2.
Top-ranked Omaha North defeated Lincoln East 48-19 on Thursday night at Seacrest Field in Lincoln. The Vikings raised their record to 6-0.
Head Coach Mike Riley spoke with the media after practice on the teams preparation for Saturdays game versus Illinois. Riley announced that senior wide receiver Alonzo Moore and sophomore offensive lineman Tanner Farmer will not be playing in this weekends game. Riley said he still has no worries for how the offensive line will operate, despite missing both guards who began fall camp as the projected starters.
No. 1 Midland University volleyball improved to 16-0 on Wednesday night with a straight-set victory over College of Saint Mary. Priscilla ODowd paced the offense with 15 kills.