On Sunday, the Huskers faced another top-25 opponent on the road while missing a starter. This opponent was one that was 15-0 all-time against Nebraska, and had just taken down a top-10 team days earlier.
However, Nebraska broke through to win 90-67.
This week’s Drake’s Takes discusses Nebraska football’s hiring of Matt Rhule and what it means for the future.
No. 9 Virginia Tech led and kept Nebraska at bay for most of the game, then broke open a 20-0 run in the second half to give the Huskers a 31-point loss.
Nebraska women’s basketball has another two road challenges this weekend, set up to be a tougher pair of opponents than the team faced two weeks ago.
Both Trev Alberts and Matt Rhule were asked Monday about the possibility of keeping Mickey Joseph at Nebraska as an assistant, a question that will remain as the new head coach assembles his staff.
Early in overtime, Nebraska seemed to had lost any offensive momentum against Mississippi State.
Then, Jaz Shelley took over, hitting four straight 3-pointers in the extra period to push the Huskers to a win.
Chris Kolarevic’s fourth-down interception brought finality to a late-game Husker rivalry win, making it a necessary pick as Play of the Game.
Annika Stewart scored a career-high 23 points as the Huskers started the Puerto Rico Clasico strong with a 73-44 win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
This week’s Drake’s Takes discusses the end of what was a long season of Husker football.
Nebraska women’s basketball had two players get injured and an 18-point lead cut down to just five by the end of the third quarter against Tarleton.
The team’s leaders pulled through in the final period, however, helping the Huskers to a 71-53 win.