STILLWATER REGION
Oklahoma State 9, Maryland-Baltimore County 0
Wichita State 6, Nebraska 5

Oklahoma State 6, Wichita State 0
Nebraska 3, Maryland-Baltimore County 2 (UMBC elimianted)
Nebraska 9, Wichita State 8 (9 inn) (Wichita State eliminated)

Oklahoma State 5, Nebraska 2

Oklahoma State wins regional

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SALT LAKE CITY REGION
Mississippi 3, Baylor 0
Utah 11, Southern Illinois 9

Utah 7, Mississippi 1
Baylor 13, Southern Illinois 9 (SIU eliminated)

Mississippi 5, Baylor 4

Utah 4, Mississippi 1

Utah wins regional

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DURHAM REGION
Duke 2, George Mason 1
Charlotte 7, Campbell 2

Duke 5, Charlotte 0
Campbell 7, George Mason 1 (GM elimianted)
Charlotte 6, Campbell 4 (Campbell eliminated)

Duke 4, Charlotte 2

Duke wins regional

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CLEMSON REGION
Clemson 17, North Carolina-Greensboro 2
Auburn 12, Cal State-Fullerton 2

Clemson 7, Auburn 0
Cal State-Fullerton 5, North Carolina-Greensboro 0 (UNCG eliminated)
Auburn 5, Cal State-Fullerton 0 (CSF eliminated)

Auburn 5, Clemson 2
Clemson 5, Auburn 1

Clemson wins regional

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KNOXVILLE REGION
Indiana 4, Louisville 3
Tennessee 12, Northern Kentucky 0

Tennessee 9, Indiana 1
Louisville 9, Northern Kentucky 1 (NKU eliminated)

Indiana 4, Louisville 2
Tennessee 7, Indiana 3

Tennessee wins regional

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EVANSTON REGION
Northwestern 2, Eastern Illinois 0
Kentucky 9, Miami (OH) 1

Northwestern 10, Kentucky 8
Miami (OH) 4, Eastern Illinois 0 (EIU eliminated)
Miami (OH) 9, Kentucky 0 (Kentucky eliminated)

Northwestern 5, Miami (OH) 4

Northwestern wins regional

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TALLAHASSEE REGION
Florida State 9, Marist 0
Central Florida 6, South Carolina 1

Florida State 5, Central Florida 1
South Carolina 2, Marist 1 (Marist eliminated)
South Carolina 10, Central Florida 1 (UCF eliminated)

South Carolina 4, Florida State 0
Florida State 1, South Carolina 0

Florida State wins regional

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TUSCALOOSA REGION
Middle Tennessee State 8, Central Arkansas 0
Alabama 5, Long Island 0

Alabama 12, Middle Tennessee State 5
Central Arkansas 15, Long Island 0 (LIU eliminated)
Middle Tennessee State 3, Central Arkansas 0 (CAK) eliminated)

Middle Tennessee State 4, Alabama 1
Alabama 1, Middle Tennessee State 0

Alabama wins regional

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ATHENS REGION
Georgia 12, North Carolina Central 0
Virginia Tech 6, Boston University 1

Georgia 8, Virginia Tech 3
Boston University 8, North Carolina Central 0 (NCC eliminated)
Virginia Tech 9, Boston University 0 (Boston eliminated)

Georgia 12, Virginia Tech 3

Georgia wins regional

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NORMAN REGION
Oklahoma 11, Hofstra 0
Missouri 5, California 1

Oklahoma 11, Missouri 0
California 7, Hofstra 0 (Hofstra eliminted)
California 7, Missouri 5 (Missouri eliminated)

Oklahoma 16, California 3

Oklahoma wins regional

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FAYETTEVILLE REGION
Oregon 5, Notre Dame 4
Arkansas 11, Harvard 0

Oregon 10, Arkansas 4
Notre Dame 5, Harvard 2 (Harvard eliminated)
Arkansas 5, Notre Dame 0 (Notre Dame eliminated)

Oregon 14, Arkansas 4

Oregon wins regional

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AUSTIN REGION
Texas 8, Seton Hall 0
Texas A&M 2, Texas State 1

Texas 2, Texas A&M 1
Texas State 4, Seton Hall 3 (Seton Hall eliminated)
Texas A&M 4, Texas State 2 (Texas State eliminated)

Texas 11, Texas A&M 5

Texas wins regional

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BATON ROUGE REGION
LSU 12, Prairie View A&M 2
Louisiana-Lafayette 5, Nebraska-Omaha 0

Nebraska-Omaha 3, Prairie View A&M 0 (PV eliminated)
LSU 4, Louisiana-Lafayette 0
Louisiana-Lafayette 9, Nebraska-Omaha 0 (UNO eliminated)

Louisiana-Lafayette 7, LSU 4
Louisiana-Lafayette 9, LSU 8

Louisiana-Lafayette wins regional

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SEATTLE REGION
McNeese State 5, Minnesota 4
Washington 6, Northern Colorado 2

Washington 3, McNeese State 1
Minnesota 4, Northern Colorado 0 (NCU eliminated)
McNeese State 1, Minnesota 0 (Minnesota eliminated)

McNeese State 1, Washington 0
Washington 7, McNeese State 6

Washington wins regional

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LOS ANGELES REGION
Grand Canyon 3, UCLA 2
San Diego State 7, Liberty 0

San Diego State 6, Grand Canyon 0
Liberty 2, UCLA 1 (UCLA (eliminated)
Liberty 5, Grand Canyon 1 (Grand Canyon eliminated)

San Diego State 6, Liberty 3

San Diego State wins regional

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STANFORD REGION
Stanford 1, Long Beach State 0
Florida 3, Loyola Marymount 2

Stanford 8, Florida 0
Loyola Marymount 2, Long Beach State 1 (LBSU eliminated)
Florida 10, Loyola Marymount 6 (Loyola eliminated)

Stanford 11, Florida 2

Stanford wins regional

Just saw it for the first time this morning, wtf is that? An awkward little kid running into a shack, the narrator saying Nebraska isn’t for everyone? I honestly thought it was a joke at first

Was joined by @Clint Cosgrove this week. We hit who is the most underrated recruit in Nebraska this cycle. Also, which teams have surprised so far this cycle in the Big Ten and which should be concerned. We also did a fun True or False on if Kansas City defensive end Williams Nwaneri is the best defensive player in the country.

Classes A and B are complete. Classes C and D will compete Friday/Saturday.

Nebraska State Track & Field Championships

Link: Full Results

CLASS A

BOYS (17 of 17 events scored)
1. Omaha Creighton Prep - 97
2. Millard West - 62
3. Lincoln East - 60
4. Omaha Westside - 54
5. Kearney - 41
6. Bellevue West - 38
7. Lincoln Southwest - 32
8. Gretna - 31
9. Papillion-LaVista South - 28
10. Omaha Central - 27
11. Lincoln Pius X - 25
12. Omaha Burke - 23
13. Elkhorn South - 21
14. Lincoln High - 18
15. Papllion-LaVista - 17
16. Fremont - 16
17. Norfolk - 15
18. Millard North - 12
18. Millard South - 12
20. Lincoln North Star - 11
21. Columbus - 6
22. Omaha North - 5
23. Lincoln Southeast - 4
23. North Platte - 4
25. Grand Island - 3
26 Lincoln Northeast - 1

100
1. Jack Gillogly, Omaha Creighton Prep - 10.43
2. Jaylen Lloyd, Omaha Westside - 10.47
3. Kennie Williams, Lincoln High - 10.52
4. Andrew Jones, Omaha Creighton Prep - 10.55
5. John Pargo, Omaha Creighton Prep - 10.65
6. Isaiah McMorris, Bellevue West - 10.65
7. Christian Jones, Omaha Westside - 10.89
8. Dae'vonn Hall, Bellevue West - 10.91

200
1. Jack Gillogly, Omaha Creighton Prep - 20.99
2. Andrew Jones, Omaha Creighton Prep - 21.59
3. Gabe Miles, Lincoln East - 21.62
4. Marquise McIntyre, Omaha Burke - 22.09
5. Blayke Moore, Gretna - 22.14
6. Asher Jenkins, Bellevue West - 22.19
7. Zyon Knox, Omaha North - 22.46
8. Anthony Jones, Papillion-LaVista South - 22.50

400
1. Gabe Miles, Lincoln East - 48.81
2. Asher Jenkins, Bellevue West - 49.55
3. Christian Lanphier, Omaha Creighton Prep - 50.03
4. Blayke Moore, Gretna - 50.31
5. Ethan Hawes, Millard North - 50.49
6. Bradyn Johnson, Millard West - 50.75
7. Ethan Mann, Papillion-LaVista - 51.09
8. Henry Woods, Lincoln Southeast - 51.27

800
1. Braden Lofquest, Gretna - 1:53.30
2. Dennis Chapman, Omaha Creighton Prep - 1:54.33
3. Jack Witte, Millard West - 1:55.63
4. Ethan Mann, Papillion-LaVista - 1:56.06
5. Reed Emsick, Omaha Burke - 1:56.40
6. Easton Zastrow, Lincoln North Star - 1:57.39
7. Sean Murphy, Millard West - 1:57.51
8. Conor Gross, Omaha Westside - 1:57.99

1,600
1. Jack Witte, Millard West - 4:14.37
2. Juan Gonzalez, Fremont - 4:15.75
3. Dennis Chapman, Omaha Creighton Prep - 4:20.20
4. Max Myers, Lincoln Southwest - 4:21.13
5. Luke Johnson, Elkhorn South - 4:22.42
6. Isaac Graff, Lincoln East - 4:22.91
7. Porter Bickley, Millard West - 4:24.00
8. Dalton Heller, Millard South - 4:24.37

3,200
1. Jack Witte, Millard West - 9:19.44
2. Juan Gonzalez, Fremont - 9:21.57
3. Dennis Chapman, Omaha Creighton Prep - 9:23.72
4. Max Myers, Lincoln Southwest - 9:28.57
5. Piercze Marshall, Millard West - 9:41.25
6. Porter Bickley, Millard West - 9:43.24
7. Luke Johnson, Elkhorn South - 9:44.85
8. Isaac Graff, Lincoln East - 9:45.31

110 HH
1. Jesse Malone, Papillion-LaVista - 14.05
2. Jack Dahlgren, Kearney - 14.13
3. Dash Bauman, Lincoln East - 14.35
4. Nick Kieny, Omaha Creighton Prep - 14.61
5. Andrew Brown, Omaha Central - 14.66
6. Connor Plahn, Lincoln North Star - 14.73
7. Grant Hunsaker, Millard North - 14.92
8. Jacob Young, Millard West - 15.00

300 IH
1. Jack Dahlgren, Kearney - 38.05
2. Andrew Brown, Omaha Central - 38.32
3. John Mattern, Lincoln Pius X - 38.48
4. Connor Plahn, Lincoln North Star - 38.89
5. Dash Bauman Lincoln East - 39.00
6. Cole Dobberstein, Gretna - 39.36
7. Grant Barrett, Millard West - 39.39
8. Declan Buss, Omaha Creighton Prep - 39.72

4x100 Relay
1. Omaha Creighton Prep - 41.26 (new Class A and All-Class State and State Meet Record)
2. Bellevue West - 41.62
3. Omaha Westside - 41.75
4. Lincoln High - 42.46
5. Lincoln East - 42.55
6. Omaha North - 43.20
7. Gretna - 43.41
8. Omaha Burke - 43.42

Creighton Prep's time of 41.26 is a new Class A and All-Class State and State Meet Record. Breaks the old A/All-Class record of 41.40 set by Papillion-LaVista in 2013.

4x400 Relay
1. Omaha Creighton Prep - 3:22.26
2. Millard West - 3:22.89
3. Millard North - 3:23.60
4. Gretna - 3:23.98
5. Papillion-LaVista South - 3:24.28
6. Omaha Burke - 3:24.49
7. Kearney - 3:24.62
8. Columbus - 3:25.81

4x800 Relay
1. Omaha Burke - 7:55.24
2. Millard West - 7:55.64
3. Elkhorn South - 7:57.76
4. Lincoln Southwest - 7:58.70
5. Lincoln Pius X - 7:58.90
6. Papillion-LaVista South - 8:01.71
7. Gretna - 8:02.01
8. North Platte - 8:02.77

Shot Put
1. Sam Cappos, Lincoln East - 63' 9.75" (new Class A meet record)
2. Caiden Fredrick, Papillion-LaVista South - 61' 10.25"
3. Isaac Ackerman, Omaha Central - 56' 4"
4. Liam Blaser, Columbus - 53' 1.25"
5. Jackson Bos, Norfolk - 52' 11.5"
6. Christian Jones, Omaha Westside - 52' 3.75"
7. Ashton Murphy, Elkhorn South - 52' 2"
8. Cole Luedtke, Lincoln Southwest - 51' 11.75"

Sam Cappos' throw of 63' 9.75" is a new Class A state meet record, breaking the old Class A meet record of 62' 11.5" set by Larry Station of Omaha Central in 1982

Discus
1. Caiden Fredrick, Papillion-LaVista South - 195' 2"
2. J'dyn Bullion, Bellevue West - 181' 10"
3. Sam Cappos, Lincoln East - 179' 10"
4. Cole Brandt, Kearney - 163' 1"
5. Isaac Ackerman, Omaha Central - 162' 8"
6. Samuel Zazueta, Norfolk - 162' 4"
7. Henri Supenski, Papillion-LaVista South - 155' 5"
8. Jordan Encinger, Grand Island - 154' 8"

High Jump
1. Jackson Kessler, Lincoln Pius X - 6' 8"
2T. Lukas Helms, Lincoln Southwest - 6' 6"
2T. Dae'vonn Hall, Bellevue West - 6' 6"
4. Fredrick Harbols, Kearney - 6' 4"
5. Aidan Welch, Lincoln Southwest - 6' 4"
6T. Jang Dak, Lincoln East - 6' 2"
6T. Carter Templemeyer, Lincoln East - 6' 2"
8. Porter Bazil, Lincoln Northeast - 6' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Dylan Headrick, Millard South - 14' 6"
2T. Liam McGlynn, Elkhorn South - 14' 0"
2T. Zack Watson, Kearney - 14' 0"
4. Sage Honda, Lincoln East - 14' 0"
5. Sam Nachtigal, Kearney - 13' 6"
6. Layton Moss, North Platte - 13' 0"
7. Malaki Peoples, Lincoln Southeast - 13' 0"
8. Kohen Towne, Millard South - 12' 6"

Long Jump
1. Jaylen Lloyd, Omaha Westside - 23' 2.25"
2. Rowdy Bauer, Norfolk - 22' 4.25"
3. Cory Vaughan, Omaha Westside - 22' 3"
4. Reece Grosserode, Lincoln Pius X - 21' 11.5"
5. Kris Baker, Omaha Creighton Prep - 21' 7.25"
6. Aidan Welch, Lincoln Southwest - 21' 5.25"
7. Finn McGovern, Lincoln Southwest - 21' 5"
8. Manny Appleget, Lincoln Southeast - 21' 5"

Triple Jump
1. Jaylen Lloyd, Omaha Westside - 47' 11.75"
2. Cory Vaughan, Omaha Westside - 46' 6.5"
3. Davieian Williams, Lincoln High - 45' 11"
4. Andrew Brown, Omaha Central - 44' 11.5"
5. Arop Akol, Omaha Creighton Prep - 44' 5.25"
6. Josh Lima, Millard West - 43' 8.5"
7. Yiech Wal, Grand Island - 43' 2.25"
8. Dane Mentore, Lincoln High - 42' 11"

Hawaii is in the Big West which doesn't have a tournament. They are tied for 5th in conference and hosting 2nd place Santa Barbara this weekend.

He played better at KSU, though his passing still wasn't NFL level.

Was named QB MVP at the New Jersey Rivals Camp today. He listed Nebraska, Miami, Texas A&M and Iowa as the schools in the mix for him right now. Will try to get more intel from his time at camp this weekend.

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"Colorado and coach Deion Sanders were the toughest to turn down. People have Sanders all wrong, Coleman said — Coach Prime is for show while Deion is a humble person who is honest with people. They still FaceTime every month."

https://omaha.com/sports/huskers/fo...cle_ec75f6de-de17-5a4b-a4e5-f3dede824a74.html

Next up in our spring position reviews is the big one – the Nebraska offensive line.

Has anyone found DR's 2022 highlights?

So much more enjoyable with the game times reduced with the new rules. Been down to kC for a couple Saturday night game and literally walking out after the game and it’s no much past sunset. Just watched the Sunday night game (Mets -Cleveland) granted 2-1 but like 2 hrs and 13 minutes to play.
WELL DONE MLB.

Time for another edition of the Conversations with Clouse live chat.



Fire away with the questions!

May 20
Maryland 7, Penn State 4
Illinois 15, Tennessee-Martin 7
Ohio State 7, Michigan 2
Iowa 10, Northwestern 0
Nebraska 6, Purdue 4
Rutgers 14, Minnesota 6
Indiana 6, Michigan State 5

FINAL STANDINGS
1. Maryland (37-19, 17-7)
2. Indiana (40-16, 16-8)
3. Iowa (39-13, 15-8)
4. Nebraska (31-21-1, 15-9)
5. Rutgers (33-21, 14-10)
6. Michigan (26-26, 13-11)
7. Illinois (25-25, 12-12)
7. Michigan State (32-20, 12-12)
9. Purdue (24-29, 11-13)
10. Minnesota (18-34, 10-14)
11. Ohio State (31-25, 9-15)
12. Penn State (25-25, 7-16)
13. Northwestern (10-40, 4-20)

Maryland is the 2023 Big Ten regular season champion

Big Ten Tournament

First Round - Tuesday, May 23
#3 Iowa vs. #6 Michigan (10:00 AM BTN)
#2 Indiana vs. #7 Illinois (2:00 PM - BTN)
#1 Maryland vs. #8 Michigan State (6:00 PM - BTN)

Wednesday, May 24
#4 Nebraska vs. #5 Rutgers (2:00 PM - BTN)

From @Greg Smith:

This week’s recruiting question of the week comes from @Nebraska Power.

Question to you Greg Smith what would you consider the ideal walk on class every year? I have no idea. Get one starter down the road and contributor? 2 starters. 2 contributors? What say you?

Hit the link…

Navigating my way through the Naruto series! I read the manga years ago past Zabuza and loved it. Anybody else a Naruto fan?

Anime? Cosplay? Let's go!!!

Max Anderson set the record for most single-season home runs in Big Ten play (15) and moved into a tie for Nebraska's fifth-most home runs in a season (21) as the Huskers closed out the regular season with a 6-4 win over Purdue on Saturday.

The Huskers grabbed some major momentum heading into a Big Ten Tournament they were in real danger of missing just a couple weeks ago. But they won six of their last seven to earn the No. 4 seed and a matchup with No. 5 seed Rutgers at 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Some more on Anderson and Brice Matthews, how Saturday's finale played out and all of the seeds and first-round pairings for the B1G tournament:

Embarrassing field. Only one horse from the KD shows up.

May 19
Purdue 7, Nebraska 3
Ohio State 9, Michigan 5
Penn State 5, Maryland 3
Northwestern 6, Iowa 4
Minnesota 8, Rutgers 7
Michigan State 7, Indiana 6
Tennessee-Martin 6, Illinois 4

STANDINGS
1. Maryland (36-19, 16-7)
2. Indiana (39-16, 15-8)
3. Iowa (38-13, 14-8)
4. Nebraska (30-21-1, 14-9)
5. Michigan (26-25, 13-10)
5. Rutgers (32-21, 13-10)
7. Michigan State (32-19, 12-11)
8. Illinois (24-25, 12-12)
9. Purdue (24-28, 11-12)
10. Minnesota (18-33, 10-13)
11. Ohio State (30-25, 8-15)
12. Penn State (25-24, 7-15)
13. Northwestern (10-39, 4-19)

Games for Saturday, May 20
Iowa at Northwestern
Maryland at Penn State
Michigan at Ohio State
Nebraska at Purdue (1:00 PM - BTN+)
Rutgers at Minnesota
Indiana at Michigan State
Tennessee-Martin at Illinois

Committed to Missouri earlier this afternoon.

According to my calculations, Nebraska can be seeded as high as #1 or as low as #7 at the Big Ten tournament next week. Here are the possibilities with each number of wins vs. Purdue (assuming no weather cancellations):

3 WINS - Seeded 1-5. Can reach #1 if Maryland and Indiana both get swept, Iowa loses 2 or more and Michigan and Rutgers combine for 5 or fewer wins. Will be #5 only if Maryland and Indiana both win at least 1 and Iowa and Rutgers both sweep.
2 WINS - Seeded 3-6. Can reach #3 if Iowa wins 1 or fewer and Michigan and Rutgers both win 2 or fewer. Will be #6 only if Iowa wins 2 or more and Michigan and Rutgers both sweep.
1 WIN - Seeded 3-6. Can reach #3 if Iowa gets swept and Michigan and Rutgers both win 1 or fewer. Will be #6 only if Iowa wins 1 or more and Michigan and Rutgers both win 2 or more.
0 WINS - Seeded 4-7. Can reach #4 if Michigan and Rutgers both get swept and Michigan State sweeps. Will be #7 only if Michigan, Rutgers and Michigan State all win at least 1.

IMHO, the odds of finishing seeded either 1-3 or 7 are incredibly small. Neither Maryland nor Indiana is going to get swept. Iowa is going to sweep Northwestern. And I don't see Purdue sweeping Nebraska. Here's how I think it will shake out:

1. Maryland
2. Indiana
3. Iowa
4. Nebraska
5. Rutgers
6. Michigan
7. Illinois
8. Purdue

I think we're in good position to get the 4 or 5 seed and, short of the miraculous happening and finishing on top, I think it's ideal, for several reasons: 1. Win game 1 and we'd likely get another shot at Maryland, away from their bandbox ballpark, on Thursday night, with Kaminska taking the ball. 2. It would set up a potential finals matchup with Iowa (could be a soul-crusher but the flipside is pure glory.) 3. The 4/5 game at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday or 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday is perfect. The 3/6 game at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday is the one game all week I cannot attend and I will be a little bitter if NU ends up there!

GBR!

Per USA Today, the per-school conference payouts for FY2022 were as follows:

Big Ten: $58.8 million

SEC: $49.9 million

Big 12: $42-$44.9 million

ACC: $37.9-$41.3 million

Pac-12: $37 million