If you know of any updates, let me know and I'll update

COACHES
Head Coach - Matt Rhule

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks - Marcus Satterfield
Assistant Coach, Wide Receivers - Garret McGuire
Assistant Coach, Tight Ends - Bob Wager
Assistant Coach, Running Backs - E.J. Barthel
Assistant Coach, Offensive LIne- Donovan Raiola

Defensive Coordinator - Tony White
Assistant Coach, Defensive Line - Terrance Knighton
Assistant Coach, Linebackers - Rob Dvoracek
Assistant Coach, Secondary - Evan Cooper

Special Teams Coordinator - Ed Foley

Head Football Strength & Conditioning Coach - Corey Campbell

Huskers.com Link to full coaching staff

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS GRADUATING/EXHAUSTING ELIGIBILITY
Broc Bando
Devin Drew
Trent Hixon
Chris Kolarevic
Omar Manning
Oliver Martin (Undrafted Free Agent - Jacksonvill Jaguars)
Eteva Mauga-Clements
Caleb Tannor (Undrafted Free Agent - New York Jets)
Travis Vokolek (Undrafted Free Agent - Baltimore Ravens)

NON-SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS GRADUATING/EXHAUSTING ELIGIBILITY
Chancellor Brewington
Brandon Moore
Brady Weas

NEBRASKA PLAYERS DECLARING FOR THE NFL
Ochaun Mathis (Drafted by Los Angeles Rams - Round 6 -189th Pick)
Garrett Nelson (Undrafted Free Agent - Miami Dolphins)
Trey Palmer (Drafted by Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Round 6 - 191st Pick)

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS RETIRING/GOING ON MEDICAL
Hunter Anthony, OL
Chris Hickman, TE
Tyreke Johnson, DB

NON SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS RETIRING/GOING ON MEDICAL
Colton Feist, DL

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS TRANSFERRING OUT (20)
Ajay Allen, RB -> Miami (ACC)
Brant Banks, OL -> Rice (Conference USA)
Marquis Black, DL -> Western Kentucky (Conference USA)
Alante Brown, WR -> Michigan State (Big Ten)
James Carnie, TE
Braxton Clark, DB -> South Florida (AAC)
Decoldest Crawford, WR -> Louisiana Tech (Conference USA)
Alex Conn, OL
Myles Farmer, DB -> Syracuse (ACC)
Jaeden Gould, CB -> Syracuse (ACC)
Kamonte Grimes, WR -> Northern Iowa (FCS - Missouri Valley)
Shawn Hardy II, WR
Ernest Hausmann, LB -> Michigan (Big Ten)
Victor Jones, Jr., WR -> Liberty (Conference USA)
Jalil Martin, DB -> Syracuse (ACC)
Mosai Newsome, DL -> South Dakota (FCS - Missouri Valley)
Noa Pola-Gates, DB -> New Mexico (Mountain West)
Logan Smothers, QB -> Jacksonville State (Conference USA)
Casey Thompson, QB -> Florida Atlantic (Conference USA)
Richard Torres, QB -> Incarnate Word (FCS - Southland Conference)
Jailen Weaver, OL
Kevin Williams, Jr., OL -> Charlotte (Conference USA)
Stephon Wynn, Jr., DL -> Ole Miss (SEC)
Jaquez Yant, RB -> Florida A&M (FCS - Southwestern Athletic Conference)

Transferring to:
7 - Power 5 Conferences
9 - Group of 5 Conferences
4 - FCS Conferences

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS NO LONGER TRANSFERRING OUT
Zavier Betts, WR -> Returning to Nebraska (Scholarship)*
Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda, WR -> Returning to Nebraska (Scholarship)

NON-SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS TRANSFERRING OUT
Chase Contreraz, K -> Iowa State (Big 12)
Brendan Franke, K -> Georgia Southern (Sun Belt)
Gabe Heins, K -> University of Nebraska - Kearney (Mid-America)
Evan Meyersick, TE
Mikey Pauley, QB -> Kansas (Big 12)
Truitt Robinson, WR
Jarrett Synek, QB -> South Dakota (Missouri Valley)
Charlie Weinrich, K -> Kansas (Big 12)

PLAYERS TRANSFERRING IN (11)
6.1 - 5* / 5.8 - 4* Corey Collier Jr., DB - Florida (2021) - Miami, FL (Early Enrollee)
6.1 - 5* / 5.8 - 4* Arik Gilbert, TE - Georgio (2020) - Marietta, GA (Early Enrollee)
6.0 - 4* / NR MJ Sherman, LB - Georgia (2020) - Washington D.C. (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* / 5.7 3* Jacob Hood, OL - Georgia (2022) - Nashville, TN (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* / 5.6 - 3* Jeff Sims, QB - Georgia Tech (2020) - Jacksonville, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* / 5.5 - 3* Elijah Jeudy, DL - Texas A&M (2021) - Philadelphia, PA (Early Enrollee)
5.5 - 3* / 5.7 - 3* Ben Scott, OL - Arizona State (2018) - Honolulu, HI (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* / 5.5 - 3* Chief Borders, OLB - Florida (2021) - Franklin, GA (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* / 5.5 - 3* Josh Fleeks, WR/RB - Baylor (2018) - Cedar Hill, TX (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* / NR Tyler Knaak, OL - Utah (2022) - Salt Lake City, UT
5.3 - 2* / NR Billy Kemp IV, WR - Virginia (2018) - Highland Springs, VA (Early Enrollee)
NR Marco Ortiz, LS - Florida (2018) - Richmond, VA (Early Enrollee)

5.3 - 2* Caden Becker, TE/FB - Wyoming (2022) - Omaha, NE (Walk On)
NR Barrett Liebentritt, FB - Notre Dame (2021) - Omaha, NE (Walk On)
NR Trevor Ruth, FB - UNK (2022) - Seward, NE (Walk On)
NR Jack Woche, QB - Ole Miss (2022) - Austin, TX (Walk On)

WALK-ONS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS (2)
Nate Boerkircher, TE - Sophomore, Aurora, NE
John Bullock, LB - Junior, Omaha, NE

COMMITTED/SIGNED RECRUITS (28 Committed/Signed)
6.0 - 4* ATH Malachi Coleman - Lincoln, NE
5.8 - 4* WR Demitrius Bell - Nashville, TN
5.8 - 4* OL Gunnar Gottula - Lincoln, NE (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* WDE Cameron Lenhardt - Bradenton, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* SDE Princewill Umanmielen, Manor, TX
5.7 - 3* WR Jaidyn Doss - Peculiar, MO
5.7 - 3* CB Ethan Nation - Roswell, GA (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* DE Maverick Noonan - Elkhorn, NE (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* LB Dylan Rogers - Cypress, TX
5.7 - 3* S Rahmir Stewart - Philadelphia, PA
5.7 - 3* DT Riley Van Poppel - Argyle, TX (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* DB Dwight Bootle - Miami, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* DT Vincent Carroll-Jackson - Harrisburg, PA
5.6 - 3* LB Eric Fields - Ardmore, OK
5.6 - 3* OL Brock Knutson - Scottsbluff, NE
5.6 - 3* DE, Sua Lefotu - Bellflower, CA
5.6 - 3* CB Syncere Safeeullah - Bradenton, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* OL Sam Sledge - Omaha, NE
5.6 - 3* - TE Ismael Smith Flores - Arlington, TX
5.6 - 3* WDE Kai Wallin - Sacramento, CA (JUCO) (Early Enrollee)
5.5 - 3* CB D'Andre Barnes - Aurora, CO
5.5 - 3* OL Mason Goldman, Gretna, NE
5.5 - 3* ATH Kwinten Ives - Palmyra, NJ
5.5 - 3* WR Jaylen Lloyd - Omaha, NE
5.5 - 3* OL Jason Maciejczak - Pierre, SD
5.5 - 3* WR Brice Turner - Bay City, TX
5.4 - 2* K Tristan Alvano - Omaha, NE
5.4 - 2* WR Jeremiah Charles - Arlington, TX

WHERE ARE THE RECRUITS AND TRANSFERS FROM?
8 - NE
7 - TX
5 - FL
3 - GA
3 - PA
2 - CA
2 - TN
2 - VA
1 - CO
1 - DC
1 - HI
1 - MO
1 - NJ
1 - OK
1 - SD
1 - UT

RECRUITS THAT HAVE DECOMMITTED SINCE MATT RHULE WAS HIRED
5.9 - 4* WR Omarion Miller - Vivian, LA -> Colorado
5.8 - 4* WR Barry Jackson - Ellenwood, GA -> Cincinnati
5.7 - 3* TE Benjamin Brahmer - Pierce, NE -> Iowa State
5.7 - 3* QB William Watson - Springfield, MA -> Virginia Tech
5.5 - 3* RB Arnold Barnes - New Orleans, LA - > Tulane
5.5 - 3* LB Hayden Moore - Aurora, CO -> Michigan

PLAYERS WALKING ON
Cole Ballard, RB/S, Elkhorn, NE
Leslie Black, DE, Statesboro, GA
Mason Blankenship-Jones, S, Omaha, NE
David Borchers, DT, Eldridge, IA
Jacob Bowers, LB, ?, CA
Noah Bustard, OLB, Elkhorn, NE
Conor Connealy, DL, Elkhorn, NE
Korver Demma, LB, Gretna, NE
Will DePooter, LS, Omaha, NE
Cayden Echternach, TE, Omaha, NE
Danny Pasko, LB, Lyons Township, IL
Grant Seagren, OT, Oakland, NE
Landon Ternus, FB, Columbus, NE
Gage Wager, ATH, Arlington, TX



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Incoming Scholarship Players highlighted in RED
Walk-On Players receiving scholarships highlighted in BLUE
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Maybe it’s been discussed, just curious if Nebraska has any interest?

I have noticed how often we get multiple high profile recruits from the same HS and same class to visit at the same time. Example Baker and Frasier this yr. My first thoughts have always been, "That's great! If we can get one to commit, it will increase the odds of getting the other one". But then I started trying to remember when that actually held up. trying to think back over the last 12-15 yrs I can only really remember the Calabassas boys (Gebbia/Johnson) from out of state. I am not counting in-state duos like Heinrich and Hickman btw. Are there others I am missing?

Huskers play the Spartans in East Lansing on Nov. 4.

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The series continues.

This time, we're taking a look at Maryland, which won seven games in 2021 and eight in 2022. A handful of Mike Locksley's starters are now on SEC rosters, though. Here's more:



In case you missed them, here are the previous installments:
Minnesota
Colorado
Northern Illinois
Louisiana Tech
Michigan
Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan State

Damn I love to Ump!

May 29

1765 - Patrick Henry bitterly denounced the Stamp Act in the Virginia House of Burgesses.

1790 - Rhode Island became the 13th state, the last of the original colonies to ratify the U.S. Constitution.

1848 - Wisconsin became the 30th state.

1914 - The Canadian ocean liner RMS Empress of Ireland sank in the St. Lawrence River in eastern Quebec after colliding with the Norwegian cargo ship SS Storstad; of the 1,477 people on board the Empress of Ireland, 1,012 died. (The Storstad sustained only minor damage.)

1917 - John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was born in Brookline, Massachusetts.

1942 - Bing Crosby recorded his version of "White Christmas." (It would go on to sell over 30 million copies.)

1953 - Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

1988 - President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev opened their historic summit in Moscow.

1990 - Boris Yeltsin was elected president of the Russian republic by the parliament.

2009 - A judge in Los Angeles sentenced music producer Phil Spector to 19 years to life in prison for the murder of actor Lana Clarkson. (Spector remained in prison until his death in January 2021.)

2014 - Starbucks closed thousands of stores for part of the day to hold training sessions for employees on unconscious bias, in response to the arrests of two Black men in Philadelphia at one of its stores.

2015 - The Obama administration formally removed Cuba from the U.S. terrorism blacklist.

2018 - ABC canceled the reboot of “Roseanne,” after star Roseanne Barr’s tweet that referred to former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett as a product of the Muslim Brotherhood and the “Planet of the Apes.”

2019 - In his first public remarks on the Russia investigation, special counsel Robert Mueller said charging President Donald Trump with a crime was “not an option” because of federal rules, but he emphasized that the investigation did not exonerate the president.

2020 - Fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. (He would be convicted in April 2021 on those charges as well as second-degree unintentional murder.) Thousands of protesters in Minneapolis angered by Floyd’s death ignored a curfew as unrest again overwhelmed authorities; fires burned unchecked in cars and businesses.

Birthdays
30 - Lorelei Linklater (actress)
30 - Maika Monroe (actress)
32 - Kristen Alderson (actress)
34 - Brandon Mychal Smith (actor)
34 - Riley Keough (actress)
35 - Tobin Heath (soccer player)
38 - Blake Foster (actor)
38 - Billy Flynn (actor)
39 - Carmelo Anthony (basketball player)
39 - Nia Jax (professional wrestler)
44 - Fonseca (singer)
48 - Melanie Brown (singer)
54 - Anthony Azizi (actress)
60 - Tracey Bregman (actress)
60 - Lisa Whelchel (actress)
62 - Melissa Etheridge (singer)
64 - Adrian Paul (actor)
64 - Rupert Everett (actor)
65 - Annette Bening (actress)
66 - Ted Levine (actor)
67 - LaToya Jackson (singer)
74 - Cotter Smith (actor)
76 - Anthony Geary (actor)
85 - Fay Vincent (former commissioner of MLB)

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Today in Sports History - Ma 29

1911 - The first running of the Indianapolis 500 took place. Ray Harroun won the race.

1922 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that organized baseball was a sport, not subject to antitrust laws.

1962 - Buck (John) O'Neil became the first black coach in major league baseball when he accepted the job with the Chicago Cubs.

1965 - American Ralph Boston set a world record in the long jump at a meet in Modesto, California with a leap of 27 feet, 4.75 inches.

1977 - Janet Guthrie became the first woman to race in the Indianapolis 500, finishing in 29th place (the winner was A.J. Foyt, his fourth career Indy 500 title).

1980 - Larry Bird edged out Magic Johnson to win NBA Rookie of the Year honors.

1984 - The Boston Red Sox retired Ted Williams' #9 and Joe Cronin's #4.

1985 - Thirty-nine people were killed at the European Cup Final in Brussels, Belgium, when rioting broke out and a wall separating British and Italian soccer fans collapsed.

1989 - Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies announces his retirement from baseball.

1990 - Rickey Henderson stole his 893rd base. He broke Ty Cobb's record.

2001 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that disabled golfer Casey Martin could use a cart to ride in tournaments.

Fvcking insane. Best one since the 1st.
Spoiler alert. A lot of people die. @TampaBaySkers. He's still drinking Blanton's.

I think we all remember "Frost Warning", "Devaney, Osborne, a bunch of other guys, Frost" and "2017 Frost. Make Nebraska Great Again."
What are your t-shirt ideas for the guy you want to be the next head coach?

Oh....is anyone still Riled Up?

Rewatched the 2022 Iowa win and thought the OL did a good job against a stout defense. They allowed one sack and three legitimate hurries but for the most part gave CT enough time to operate the passing game. CT missed two more passing TD's by underthrowing Palmer and overthrowing Martin. This OL had Bando, Piper and Hixson starting. They'll be replaced by (barring injury) Teddy, NN and Scott. Maybe we'll have a decent OL in "23.

Also, after watching the game, I predict Rhamir Johnson will become Rhule's favorite RB.

After a thread, a couple weeks ago discussing cruises, and Cruz shore excursions, I was shocked at how many recommended cruise sponsored tours.

As someone who travels quite often, and hates tour groups, I suggest a private local tour guide. Whether a shore excursion, or a two week visit, I feel a private/local tour guide is well worth the added expense (often it’s no more expensive).

We’ve used this website numerous times, and have had very good luck with it. The local guide knows all the secret attractions, & can arrange private (sometimes after hours) tours at the popular ones. They know all the good local nontourist restaurants with authentic, reasonably priced cuisine. More than once, the tour guide ended up being a long time friend, and we stay in contact. I’ve actually hosted a couple here in Santa Barbara.

Am currently planning a trip to Pompeii and looking to book a private tour for the whole two weeks. Nice thing about it is, you generally don’t need to rent a car, as the tour guide provides the vehicle….which offset the cost even more.

This link references Pompeii, but you can search any destination you wish:






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Was out at the Warren Academy QB camp this afternoon. On the road to Kansas City for another camp tomorrow but wanted to get this info to you guys ASAP. Hit the link...

Next up in our spring position reviews: Inside Linebacker

It's set to be one of the team's most intense position battles in fall camp as the Huskers look for a much-needed uptick in speed across the board:

who has chosen Oklahoma State as the college he will attend.

Broomball & Forensics

GBR

Max Anderson and Will Walsh were named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team after the conclusion of the tournament that saw No. 1 Maryland take the title. Full release:

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Nebraska’s Max Anderson and Will Walsh were named to the 2023 Big Ten Baseball All-Tournament Team at the conclusion of the tournament on Sunday afternoon.



Anderson hit .444 at the plate with a tournament-high eight hits in four games. The junior had one double, an RBI, two runs scored and was walked twice. Anderson was 4-for-5 in an elimination game against Michigan State to become the first player in the country to reach the 100-hit mark this season.



Walsh went 2-0 in 10.2 innings of work in the tournament. Walsh posted a 0.00 ERA and eight strikeouts while allowing just five hits. The Leawood, Kan., native recorded his first win after dealing 1.2 shutout innings with one hit in Nebraska’s 9-7 opening round win against Rutgers.



Walsh became the first player in program history to toss a complete-game shutout in the Big Ten Tournament in the Huskers’ 4-0 victory over Michigan State in an elimination game. Walsh struck out seven, walked none and allowed just one Spartan baserunner to reach second base in the four-hit shutout.



Maryland’s Nick Lorusso was named Most Outstanding Player after leading the Terrapins to the tournament title and a perfect 4-0 record on the week.



2023 Big Ten Baseball All-Tournament Team

1B – Brock Vradenburg, Michigan State

2B – Max Anderson, Nebraska

SS – Michael Seegers, Iowa

3B – Nick Lorusso, Maryland

OF – Kyle Huckstorf, Iowa

OF – Sam Petersen, Iowa

OF – Tito Flores, Michigan

DH – Mitch Voit, Michigan

C – Luke Shliger, Maryland

P – Ty Langenberg, Iowa

P – Jason Savacool, Maryland

P – Will Walsh, Nebraska

Just got a BGE and am looking to make some stellar sides to go with my meats.

Will start off with the 3-2-1 rack of ribs and am ****ing stoked (these ribs with this method off the Traeger were phenomenal).

Does anybody have any potato salad and or coleslaw recipes they are willing to share? Also open to any other side dish ideas for grilling/smoking feasts.

Thanks! GBR!

May 28

1863 - Robert Gould Shaw, leading the first northern all-Black regiment, leaves Boston for the Civil War.

1892 - The Sierra Club was organized in San Francisco.

1918 - American troops fought their first major battle during World War I as they launched an offensive against the German-held French village of Cantigny; the American succeeded in capturing the village.

1929 - The first all-color, full-length talking picture, "On With the Show!", debuted.

1934 - The Dionne quintuplets were born in Ontario, Canada.

1937 - Neville Chamberlain became prime minister of Great Britain.

1940 - During World War II, Belgium surrendered to Germany.

1959 - The U.S. Army launched Able, a rhesus monkey, and Baker, a squirrel monkey, aboard a Jupiter missile for a suborbital flight which both primates survived.

1964 - The charter of the Palestine Liberation Organization was issued at the start of a meeting of the Palestine National Congress in Jerusalem.

1972 - Edward, the Duke of Windsor and formerly King Edward VIII, who had abdicated the British throne to marry American Wallis Warfield Simpson, died in Paris at age 77.

1977 - 165 people were killed when fire raced through the Beverly Hills Supper Club in Southgate, Kentucky.

1987 - Mathias Rust, a 19-year-old pilot from West Germany, landed his private plane in Moscow's Red Square. He was arrested and sentenced to four years in a labor camp, but was released after just one.

1997 - Linda Finch completed Amelia Earhart's attempted around-the-world flight.

1998 - Pakistan staged two nuclear tests in response to India's nuclear tests conducted two weeks prior.

1998 - Comic actor Phil Hartman of "Saturday Night Live" and "NewsRadio" fame was shot to death at his home in Encino, California by his wife, Brynn, who then killed herself.

2003 - President George W. Bush signed a $350 billion tax cut into law, the third-largest tax cut in U.S. history.

2013 - Calling it perhaps the biggest money-laundering scheme in U.S. history, federal prosecutors charged seven people with running what amounted to an online, underworld bank, saying that Liberty Reserve handled $6 billion for drug dealers, child pornographers, identity thieves and other criminals around the globe.

2018 - Speaking before an audience of Cabinet members, military leaders, veterans and families, President Donald Trump paid a Memorial Day tribute at Arlington National Cemetery, saying he came to honor "America's greatest heroes."

2020 - People torched a Minneapolis police station that the department was forced to abandon amid spreading protests over the death of George Floyd. Protesters in New York defied a coronavirus prohibition on public gatherings, clashing with police; demonstrators blocked traffic and smashed vehicles in downtown Denver before police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. At least seven people were shot as gunfire erupted during a protest in Louisville, Kentucky, to demand justice for Breonna Taylor, a Black woman who was fatally shot by police in her home in March.

Birthdays
23 - Maisie Peters (singer)
27 - Madison Grace (model)
35 - Craig Kimbrel (baseball player)
35 - Amra Olevic (model)
37 - Joseph Cross (actor)
37 - Seth Rollins (professional wrestler)
37 - Michael Oher (football player)
38 - Colbie Caillat (singer)
38 - Carey Mulligan (actor)
41 - Alexa Davalos (actress)
42 - Laura Bailey (actress)
44 - Monica Keena (actress)
44 - Jesse Bradford (actor)
45 - Jake Johnson (actor)
45 - Jep Robertson (reality star)
46 - Jaheim (singer)
46 - Elisabeth Hasselbeck (TV personality)
52 - Ekaterina Gordeeva (figure skater)
54 - Justin Kirk (actor)
55 - Kylie Minogue (singer)
59 - Christa Miller (actress)
59 - Phil Vassar (singer)
61 - Brandon Cruz (actor)
78 - John Fogerty (singer)
79 - Billy Vera (singer)
79 - Gladys Knight (singer)
85 - Jerry West (basketball player)
92 - Carroll Baker (actress)

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Today in Sports History - May 28

1951 - Willie Mays hit his first home run. It was also his first major league hit.

1957 - Baseball owners voted to allow the Brooklyn Dodgers to move to Los Angeles and for the New York Giants to move to San Francisco.

1968 - The American League announces it will split into two divisions.

1968 - The National League grants a franchise to the San Diego Padres.

2003 - Patrick Roy (Colorado Avalanche) announced his retirement from the NHL. He left his career as the NHL leader in victories (551) and games played (1,029). He was also the all-time leader in playoff victories, games played and shutouts.

2006 - Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants hit his 715th career home run, moving past Babe Ruth and into second place on the major league all-time career list.

2018 - The Golden State Warriors advanced to the NBA Finals to setup a meeting with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the fourth consecutive season.

2022 - Real Madrid became European champion for a record-extending 14th time after beating Liverpool 1-0 in soccer's Champions League final.

Why does the BIG have issues with playing night games in November. It seems to work just fine for the NFL. I would trade every 11am game of the huskers for a night game.

The BIG should have at least one game in the following start times 11am, 230pm, 530pm and 7pm. They should also have 4 or 5 games a year at 9pm once USC and UCLA join the BIG.

https://www.ketv.com/article/sarpy-county-sheriff-investigate-triple-fatal-accident/28077717

Horrible, horrible news.

Poster on Husker Max is saying Buford has committed to NU. Can anyone confirm?

Another day here at Charles Schwab Field as No. 4 Nebraska (33-22-1) takes on No. 1 Maryland (39-19) in the second game of the B1G semifinals on this Saturday afternoon. No. 3 Iowa shutout No. 6 Michigan 5-0 earlier this morning in the other semifinal to lock up in a spot in Sunday's Championship at 2 p.m.

The Huskers kept their season alive last night by pitching their own shutout as Will Walsh dealt a complete-game shutout limiting No. 8 Michigan State to four hits with zero walks and seven strikeouts. Ben Columbus had a pair of RBI singles while Max Anderson had his second four-hit game of the season by going 4-for-5 with four singles. Here's that recap from last night:


Today's game at 1 p.m. between the Huskers and Terps could be the first of two depending if Nebraska wins. If NU takes the victory, then the second game will take place no earlier than 5 p.m. or one hour after the conclusion of the first game - whichever comes first.

With Walsh saving the Huskers' bullpen, NU will throw out LHP Jackson Brockett (2-1, 4.19 ERA) while Maryland has RHP Jason Savacool (7-5, 4.61 ERA). Savacool played a part in the Terrapin's 2-1 win over NU on Thursday as he was awarded the winning decision after throwing 20 pitches in a scoreless frame in the 10th.

Here's the Maryland opponent preview from Thursday:


ICYMI, we've had plenty going on during the Big Ten Tournament this week with Nebraska winning its first round matchup with Rutgers before dropping a heart breaker to Maryland a day later. Here's the recap from Wednesday against the Scarlet Knights:


The stunning loss to the Terps on Thursday:


Big Ten Tournament Preview:


WWL featuring head coach Will Bolt and Kyle Perry: