Fresh links: 8/7/2020

• 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.

• Four future Huskers make it official with their signatures: Keonilei Akana, Kalynn Meyer, Annika Evans and Abby Johnson.

• John Cook explains how the pandemic is changing how his team is preparing for a season that's still in question.

• Keonilei Akana from Hawaii, who was granted a scholarship release from Southern California after a coaching change there, commits to the Huskers.

• Terry Pettit and Jordan Larson have been selected for induction into the Nebraska Athletic Hall of Fame.

• The Huskers have canceled their spring exhinbition match against Northern Colorado in Grand Island.

• Lauren Stivrens is one of 30 semifinalists for the James E. Sullivan Award, presented to the nation's most outstanding amateur athlete.

• The Huskers will play a spring match in Grand Island against Northern Colorado on April 25.

• Tyler Hildebrand's contract includes a $175,000 salary, up from the $100,000 he earned in his first stint at Nebraska.

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