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Nebraska Athletics ties its best finish in the Directors’ Cup standings in 25 years.

What does 5-for-5 mean for Nebraska football, basketball and others? | Volleyball ready for it*

The women’s hoops nonconference slate is unveiled.

The Big Ten announces the home and away plays for 2026-27 women’s basketball. | Staff addition for Huskers

Former assistant coach Chuck Love has admitted under oath to an allegation that’s central to the lawsuit filed against him and the university by Ashley Scoggin.

Arek Angui, a 6-foot-9 center transferring from Auburn, commits* to Nebraska women’s basketball.

Brinley Altenburg, the top 2027 player in South Dakota, has committed to Nebraska women’s basketball.

Nebraska women’s basketball picks up a transfer portal commitment from Indiana forward Edessa Noyan.

Minus big portal bucks, Nebraska is leaning on coaching and culture* in the biggest sports.

Britt Prince and Allison Weidner confirm they’ll be back next season. | Hailey Weaver and Alanna Neale hit the portal.

Claire Johnson is the latest to exit Nebraska women’s basketball for the transfer portal.

A new presidential order aims to limit college athletes to five years and one transfer.

Husker forward/center Petra Bozan is reportedly set to enter the transfer portal.

After missing nearly two full seasons, Natalie Potts says she’ll be back for 2026-27.

The NCAA is cracking down on “blind transfers” that can be used to sidestep portal rules and regulations.

Husker forward Amiah Hargrove confirms she’s returning next season.

Nebraska is dominating the Creighton rivalry this year.

Logan Nissley confirms her return to Nebraska women’s basketball for her senior season.

Forward Jessica Petrie reportedly plans to enter the transfer portal after three seasons with Nebraska women’s basketball.

Husker women’s basketball squanders a nine-point lead in the fourth quarter, and the season ends in a 67-62 loss to Baylor. | Highlights

How to watch: baseball at Michigan, WBB vs. Baylor, softball vs. Michigan State.

The Husker women put the hammer down in the second half and roll into the Round of 64 with a 75-56 rout of Richmond.

How to watch and what to know: Nebraska women’s basketball vs. Richmond in the First Four.

Nebraska women’s basketball is in the NCAA Tournament as an 11-seed and will play Richmond in a First Four matchup Wednesday.

Nebraska women’s basketball collapses in the second half of its Big Ten Tournament game with Indiana, falling 72-69.