Fresh links: 6/18/2021

• Bellevue West pitcher Jaxon Jelkin has accepted a Nebraska walk-on offer.

• Will Bolt reflects on the Huskers memorable season during a Big Red Blitz stop in South Sioux City.

• Congrats to Spencer Schwellenbach, named college baseball's Two-Way Player of the Year and a second-team Baseball America All-American.

• Athletic Director Bill Moos says he intends to "reinvest in the success" of Nebraska baseball.

• Why did Mojo Hagge become a target of Arkansas fans? The OWH looks into it.

• Max Anderson is named to Collegiate Baseball's freshman All-America team.

• Spencer Schwellenbach is one of 25 semifinalists for college baseball's highest individual honor, the Golden Spikes Award.

• Under the tutelage of Will Bolt, the seniors of 2021 helped awaken the Nebraska baseball program from a long slumber, Tad Stryker writes. More commentary from Nebraska's swan song in Fayetteville: Sipple, Shatel, Babcock, McKewon

• Arkansas scores four runs with two out in the bottom of the eighth inning to end the Huskers' baseball season with a 6-2 win in Fayetteville. | Stats | Photos

• The Huskers upset Arkansas, 5-3, to force a Monday showdown for a berth in the NCAA Super Regionals. | Stats | Photos | Quotes

• An 18-4 romp over NJIT keeps the Huskers alive in the Fayetteville NCAA regional and sets up a Sunday night rematch against top-ranked Arkansas. | Stats

• Walks and miscues hurt Nebraska as No. 1 Arkansas leads from start to finish in a 5-1 win over the Huskers in the NCAA tournament, and NU may be without Max Anderson on Sunday. | Stats | Photos

• The Huskers dig out of a 4-0 hole and beat Northeastern 8-6 in the Fayetteville regional of the NCAA tournament. | Stats | Photos

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