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Greg Sharpe, the play-by-play voice of Husker football since 2008, reveals he’s battling cancer.

Nebraska guard Jaz Shelley is picked in the third round and 29th overall by the Phoenix Mercury in the WNBA draft.

The seven-hour drive from St. Louis for a Nebraska visit was worth it for 2026 edge defender Brendan Huddleston.

Husker baseball snags another Big Ten Pitcher of the Week award as sophomore righthander Mason McConnaughey wins the honor.

Husker Dan takes a peek at the 2024 football schedule.

Nebrasketball gets a commitment from point guard Rollie Worster, a graduate transfer from Utah.

Women’s basketball guard Alberte Rimdal from Denmark is officially a Husker after three seasons at Florida.*

The transfer of 6-foot-10, 245-pound forward Andrew Morgan from North Dakota to Nebraska is now official.

Nebraska’s Jaz Shelley is projected as a second-round pick* in tonight’s WNBA draft.

Veterans, redshirts and newcomers are all in the mix as the competition at running back plays out.

A bit of video from Saturday’s scrimmage can be viewed here.

More takeaways* is once again a major quest of Nebraska’s defense. | Depth at offensive tackle*

Bryson Hayes, a speedy wide receiver from Kansas, announces his commitment to the Huskers. Coverage & highlights | Class of 2025

Nebraska baseball loses a weekend series for the first time this season as Rutgers prevails in Sunday’s game, 6-4. | Stats

These two offensive line prospects are in play for the Huskers for 2025 and 2026: Ryan Babatz from Minnesota and Avery Morcho from Texas. | Meet quarterback TJ Lateef*

This week in Husker history: Nebraska’s West Coast offense makes its public debut.

Interested in going to the USC game this fall? Here is a form for planned HuskerMax events.

Nebraska gets another in-state commitment for 2025 as Lincoln Southwest receiver Jackson Carpenter announces he’ll be a Husker. | Coverage & highlights | Class of 2025

Mason McConnaughey shuts down the Scarlet Knights and three Huskers homer in a 16-1 romp that evens up the weekend baseball series at Rutgers.* | Stats

It’s been a snakebit year for Husker softball, but the team hasn’t quit fighting.

Bill Belichick drew a huge crowd at Nebraska’s recent coaching clinic, but Matt Rhule is expecting an even bigger turnout next year.

Husker Doc Talk: Nebraska spring football with The Athletic’s Mitch Sherman.

The Huskers will scrimmage Saturday for the first time this spring, but there will be no media availability afterward. | Practice schedule & reports

From the recruiting front: Outside linebacker Marco Jones from California and offensive lineman Bo Smith from Missouri.

Poll question: Thumbs up or down on beer sales at Haymarket Park?

Full speed ahead on the Memorial Stadium renovation, Tad Stryker says.

NIL jerseys are now available at the HuskerMax shop, powered by Osborne Family Enterprises.

Husker baseball squanders a three-run lead in the ninth and then loses in 11 innings* at Rutgers, 7-6. | Stats

Jack Utz, 2026 tight end from Missouri, discusses his Nebraska offer and what he likes about Marcus Satterfield.

The regents next week are expected to approve beer sales at Haymarket Park,* plus naming the new football facility the Osborne Legacy Complex.

Big Ten Show: The Caitlin Clark effect, Wisconsin football’s test against Alabama and more.

Millard North linebacker Pierce Mooberry* is weighing his options but liked what he saw at Nebraska’s practice.

Gregory Patrick, a four-star 2026 O-line prospect from Michigan, says the Huskers are high on his board after his visit to Lincoln.

Carriker Chronicles: What Adam learned from watching Dylan Raiola up close.

Those highlight reels you see are nice and all, but the lowlights are what really matter, Matt Rhule says. Go here for much more from Thursday’s practice. | Updates & discussion | One-minute report

Nebraska is getting a visit today from 2026 prospect Ian Premer, a 6-foot-6 WR/DB from Kansas.

The Old Gold Knights picked up their first NSL win Tuesday. Bookmark this link to keep up on the Huskers’ unique spring competition.

The quarterback competition at Nebraska is one of CBS Sports’ seven spring position battles to watch.

Northwestern will play home football games the next two seasons on the university’s lacrosse/soccer field, but Nebraska is unaffected because its next trip to Evanston isn’t until 2027.

From the recruiting front, defensive end Keylan Abrams previews his official visit, and quarterback Mason Drube recaps his unofficial one.

Former Husker Mike Minter* comes away impressed by his visit to spring practice.

Nebraska baseball scores double-digit runs, but it isn’t enough in a 13-11 loss at Kansas.* | Stats

Husker Dan rates the new AD hire.

Nebraska is an early entrant in pursuit of a pair of freshmen from Texas: Running back Landen Williams-Callis and quarterback Weston Nielsen.

A street in the hometown of Mike Rozier is now named after the former Husker Heisman Trophy winner.

Quarterback Danny Kaelin wowed reporters with a couple of long completions during the open portion of practice Tuesday. Go here for more coverage, including what coaches and players said afterward. | Updates & discussion | One-minute report

Controversy in the Nebraska Spring League? Check out the latest report from the Huskers’ spring football competition.

Glenn Thomas likes the coachability of his quarterbacks and the tests the Husker defense is throwing at them.

Three-star linebacker prospect Emmanuel Karmo from Minnesota has Nebraska in his top seven. | Visit recap: Justin Kabera

North Dakota State transfer Andrew Morgan, a 6-foot-10 forward with one season of eligibility remaining, commits* to Nebraska basketball.