Fresh links: 12/4/2020

• The Reds sweep the White squad in Thursday night's scrimmage. | Cook postgame

• It's official: The Huskers' No. 1-ranked recruiting class has been signed.

• Omaha remains the site of the rescheduled 2020 Final Four.

• Jazz Sweet is cited for DUI after a 3 a.m. traffic stop in Lincoln.

• The NCAA announces that Omaha will host the 2022 championships.

• John Cook says Big Ten coaches are pushing for a 22-game, conference only schedule.

• The NCAA approves a Jan. 22 start to the season and a championship tournament in April.

• Top-ranked recruit Kennedi Orr will enroll in January.

• With sports called off for fall, the quest for another national championship will have to wait. | Moving forward

• The Huskers' recruiting class might be the best ever in college sports, Sam McKewon writes.

• Coach John Cook says Nebraska is working on a plan to allow fans at volleyball matches this fall, and a pared-back schedule appears likely.

• Middle blocker Kayla Caffey, a graduate transfer from Missouri with two seasons of eligibility remaining, commits to the Huskers.

• Former Husker Capri Davis is among seven women suing the NCAA for failure to protect in sexual assault cases.

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