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"I'm a football player for Nebraska, I play quarterback."
"Of course, you are."

I don't know how to YouTube link BUT you have to listen to the intro talking about Trae as a 7th grader!!!

Via Nebraska Athletics:

The Big Ten Conference unveiled the home and road matchups for the 2025-26 men’s basketball season Tuesday morning.

With 18 teams, the Big Ten schedule features three double-play opponents and one game apiece against the remaining 14 conference schools to make up the 20 Big Ten contests. Nebraska’s double-play opponents for the upcoming season are Iowa, Illinois and Northwestern.

The 10 Big Ten home games are highlighted by a visit from Big Ten regular-season champion Michigan State as well as NCAA Tournament qualifiers Illinois, Maryland, Oregon Purdue and Wisconsin. Oregon and Washington will make their first visits to Lincoln as members of the Big Ten. The Huskers’ 10-game conference road slate features games against Big Ten Tournament champion Michigan, as well as trips to Illinois and UCLA. NU’s west coast trip for the 2025-26 season will include games at UCLA and USC.

Fans can join the 2025-26 season-ticket request list by visiting Huskers.com/Requestlist. Student tickets are already on sale for the upcoming season by visiting Huskers.com/Students.

2025-26 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Opponents:
Home:
Illinois
Iowa
Northwestern
Maryland
Michigan State
Oregon
Penn State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Washington

Away:
at Illinois
at Iowa
at Northwestern
at Indiana
at Michigan
at Minnesota
at Ohio State
at Rutgers
at UCLA
at USC

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Osborne Legacy Complex Tour - 9am-10am​

Event Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 9:00 am
Facility: Osborne Legacy Complex
*Ticket prices are subject to change until added to the cart.


The Osborne Legacy Complex will be on full display to a limited number of Husker fans for the first time. You must be scanned in prior to 9:30 a.m. to complete the 9 a.m. tour. Limit of four (4) tours per account.

How many tickets?​

PublicPrice Level: Public

Story via Nebraska Athletics:

Ava Kuszak hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to clinch a 9-1, six-inning win for the No. 20 Nebraska softball team over the Maryland Terrapins on Sunday afternoon at Bowlin Stadium.

NU drew a crowd of 2,628 on Sunday to put the total weekend attendance at 7,929, making this weekend’s series the highest-attended three-game series in Husker softball history. The Big Red moved to 38-12 (17-5 Big Ten) on the season, while Maryland fell to 18-31 (3-19 Big Ten).

Kuszak and Jordyn Bahl both hit home runs in the game, and Bahl’s put the Huskers over 400 runs for the season, which is a new school record. Kuzsak added three RBIs and Bella Bacon contributed three hits. As a team, NU outhit the Terrapins 10-3.

Bahl (22-5) grabbed the win in the circle after tossing 4.0 scoreless and hitless innings. She struck out seven batters in the process. Kylee Magee pitched the final 2.0 innings for the Big Red and allowed one run. Bri Godfrey (6-8) took the loss for UMD.

The Huskers saw a four-run first inning, sparked by a leadoff home run by Bahl. Samantha Bland walked and scored on a Kuszak double. An Olivia DiNardo fly out sent Kuszak to third, and she scored on an Abbie Squier sacrifice bunt. The sac bunt also advanced H. Camenzind to third, who had walked earlier in the inning. A Bacon single scored H. Camenzind and made the score 4-0 after the first.

H. Camenzind started the bottom of the second with a single and scored on a Bland double. DiNardo doubled to score Kuszak and extend the lead to 6-0.

In the bottom of the third, Bacon doubled to left field and scored on a Bredwell single. NU led 7-0 going into the fourth.

Maryland got on the board in the top of the fifth on a wild pitch.

In the bottom of the sixth, Bland walked and Kuszak knocked a two-run homer to lock up the 9-1, run-rule win.

With today’s win, NU earned a bye in the Big Ten Tournament and will play on Thursday, May 8. For opponent, timing and streaming information, stay updated with huskers.com and @HuskerSoftball on Instagram, X and Facebook.

Postgame Notes:

• The Huskers are now at 409 runs on the season, which is the highest total in program history. The previous record was 400 runs in 2015.
• Nebraska’s total weekend attendance was 7,929, which is the highest total attendance for a three-game series in program history.
• NU has now scored 4+ runs in an inning 38 times this season.
• Today marked the Huskers’ 22nd run-rule win of the season, which is the most in program history.
• Jordyn Bahl has allowed no earned runs and only two hits in her last 18.0 innings pitched.

Hadn’t written down any of my thoughts on Dylan Raiola in a while. So I did that today:

Purdue 6, Illinois 2
Purdue 1, Illinois 0 (12 inn)
Washington 3, Michigan State 1
Northwestern 6, Rutgers 0
Ohio State 4, Michigan 3
Ohio State 7, Michigan 4
Indiana 6, Nebraska 2
Oregon 3, UCLA 1

Standings
1. Oregon (39-4, 12-1)
1. UCLA (40-5, 12-1)
3. Nebraska (32-11, 11-4)
4. Northwestern (22-15-1, 10-4)
5. Ohio State (36-10-1, 10-5)
6. Washington (30-12, 8-5)
7. Michigan (31-14, 9-6)
8. Iowa (25-16, 7-6)
9. Indiana (29-12, 8-7)
10. Purdue (25-17, 8-8)
10. Wisconsin (28-16, 8-8)
12. Penn State (20-21, 6-7)
13. Illinois (18-23, 4-11)
14. Michigan State (13-24, 3-11)
15. Maryland (16-25, 3-13)
15. Minnesota (14-26, 3-13)
17. Rutgers (17-29, 1-13)

Next Nebraska Game - Saturday, April 19
Indiana at Nebraska (1:00 PM - Nebraska Public Media / BTN+)

2nd QB picked by the Cleveland Browns in the 2025 draft. He was right all along, he knew he was gonna be the 2nd pick!

April 22
St. John's 6, Rutgers 5
Michigan 9, Bowling Green 2
Northwestern 7, Illinois-Chicago 6
Penn State 3, #17 West Virginia 2
Maryland 11, Towson 1
Ohio State 11, Akron 5
Austin Peay 16, Purdue 10
Purdue Fort Wayne 10, Michigan State 1
Illinois 19, Indiana State 8
Washington 11, Seattle 1
Western Illinois 7, Iowa 3
Kansas 4, Nebraska 0
Portland 10, #13 Oregon 9
USC 12, Long Beach State 2
#12 UC-Irvine 5, #15 UCLA 3

Standings
1. Iowa (27-12, 17-4)
2. UCLA (29-11, 13-5)
3. Oregon (27-12, 14-7)
4. USC (26-14, 11-7)
4. Washington (22-20, 11-7)
6. Indiana (22-18, 12-9)
6. Penn State (25-14, 12-9)
8. Illinois (23-15, 10-8)
9. Michigan State (23-16, 9-9)
10. Michigan (24-17, 8-10)
10. Northwestern (18-20, 8-10)
12. Nebraska (19-22, 7-11)
12. Minnesota (20-18, 7-11)
12. Rutgers (18-23, 7-11)
15. Purdue (24-16, 6-12)
16. Maryland (19-23, 5-13)
17. Ohio State (10-27, 2-16)

Games for Wednesday, April 23
Toledo at Ohio State
Indiana at Ball State
St. Thomas at Iowa

Next Nebraska Game - Friday, April 25
Nebraska at Maryland (5:00 PM - BTN+)