A 'Freak of Nature,' That's What Husker Pitcher Shane Komine Was
Shane Komine was a lightly recruited, 5-foot-8, 160 pound pitcher who would leave Nebraska with a handful of school records. He was "a freak of nature," first baseman Ken Harvey said. "That's exactly what he was."
The HV crew hits on several topics on a Monday edition. We are joined by Coach Charlie McBride and Blackshirt Jay Moore. Jacob Padilla checks in to update some of the moves by Nebrasketball.
Fred Hoiberg is challenging the traditional recruiting narrative at Nebraska, Dabo Swinney has something to say but has no say, and the Huskers' women's basketball program gets some needed good news.
Recruiting never stops and it's easy to miss the top stories day-to-day. Recruiting analyst Greg Smith recaps all things Nebraska recruiting news, analysis and more so you never miss a thing.
Jacob Padilla caught up with Western Nebraska coach Cory Fehringer to discuss what Teddy Allen showed him this season and what the bucket-getting guard could bring to the lineup for the Huskers in 2020-21.
Nebraska is filling upwards of 200 orders a day for student-athletes still in Lincoln. With the Training Table closed, Dave Ellis and his team have had to create a personalized curbside pickup operation in order to continue fueling Husker athletes.
This week, a pair of Nebraska volleyball legends received some good news as Coach Terry Pettit and former outside hitter Jordan Larson are among the six individuals selected to enter the Nebraska Athletic Hall of Fame in 2020. Larson joined Sports Nightly to discuss the honor and more.
