This week’s Drake’s Takes goes over Casey Rogers’s transfer from Nebraska football, the success of the softball team and the NBA Playoffs.
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Nebraska’s Mya Felder Bringing Passion off the Field, Consistency on It
When Nebraska softball head coach Rhonda Revelle pulls into the Bowlin Stadium parking lot each day, she can predict which spot Mya Felder’s car will be in. “She’s consistent. She has her own standard of how she’s gonna go about her work.”
Drake’s Takes: Spring Game Final Thoughts and Jackie Robinson Day
This week’s Drake’s Takes gives some final thoughts on the spring game and discusses Jackie Robinson Day.
Shorthanded Position Groups Still Impress, Look to Grow After Spring Game
Nebraska’s front seven and tight ends both came into the spring game shorthanded. However, both groups still made plays, and are aiming to continue that growth through the rest of the offseason.
Drake’s Takes: Nebraska’s Spring Game Looks to be Intriguing in Multiple Areas
This week’s Drake’s Takes previews multiple aspects of Nebraska football’s upcoming Red-White Spring Game.
Husker Receivers and Defensive Backs Ready to Compete Against Each Other in Spring Game
When Nebraska’s defensive backs and wide receivers line up against each other on Saturday, one thing is to be expected — intense competition.
Drake’s Takes: Nebraska Basketball Transfers and Discussing Deshaun Watson
This week’s Drake’s Takes covers recent transfers for both Nebraska basketball teams, along with discussing how Deshaun Watson’s return to the field may be framed.
Nebraska Defensive Backs to Take Next Step Toward NFL at Pro Day
At Nebraska’s Pro Day on Tuesday, multiple Huskers will take their next steps toward a shot at the NFL. The defensive backs will be well-represented in the workouts, looking to prove their ability to contribute at the next level.
Drake’s Takes: Women’s Basketball Tournament, Teddy Allen and Final Possessions
This week’s Drake’s Takes previews today’s Nebraska women’s basketball game, along with a couple thoughts on the first day of men’s March Madness.
Tervel Dlagnev Feels ‘Gratitude and Pride’ for Reallocated Bronze Medal
Tervel Dlagnev considers his loss in the 2012 Olympic Games one of the hardest he’s taken in his career.