New Nebraska assistant Mickey Joseph is looking to bring “friendly competition” and a professional attitude to the wide receiver room as he returns to his alma mater.
Drake Keeler
Drake’s Takes: Remembering Demaryius Thomas
Last night, news came out that former NFL receiver Demaryius Thomas passed away. This week’s Drake’s Takes takes a look back on the large impact he left.
Drake’s Takes: Husker Football Offseason Getting Started, Women’s Basketball Impressing
This week’s Drake’s Takes gives a final note on the Husker football season, along with discussing early offseason moves and the women’s basketball team.
Play of the Game: William Przystup’s Blocked Punt
Entering the fourth quarter of Nebraska’s Black Friday loss against Iowa, the Huskers led by two scores. Then, William Przystup’s punt was blocked and returned for a Hawkeye touchdown, setting their comeback in motion.
Drake’s Takes: Iowa Week and Thanksgiving
This week’s Drake’s Takes discusses the upcoming season finale for Nebraska football, plus some Thanksgiving talk.
With Martinez Out, Backup Quarterbacks Smothers, Haarberg Prepared to Play
Nebraska football head coach Scott Frost announced on Monday that starting quarterback Adrian Martinez would not be available for the team’s season finale.
Now, the reins will most likely be passed to second-year quarterback Logan Smothers, with Heinrich Haarberg also having a chance to see the field.
Nebraska Backups Make Plays in Loss to Wisconsin
In Nebraska’s loss to Wisconsin, two running backs and a wide receiver got carries. None of those three players had touched the ball in a game in over a month-and-a-half, but they still had a few key plays in the Husker loss.
Jaz Shelley Records Triple-Double in Huskers’ Blowout Win
In just 20 minutes played, Shelley secured Nebraska women’s basketball’s fourth-ever triple-double. The feat was just one of many things to celebrate as the Huskers scored 113 points, tied for the fourth-most in program history, in their win over North Carolina Central.
Nebraska Basketball Pulls Away in Second Half for Win Over Idaho State
Idaho State stuck with the Nebraska men’s basketball for most of the first half. However, the Huskers pulled away to close the opening period and continued that trend through the end of the game.
Drake’s Takes: Breaking Down Nebraska Athletics’ National Anthem Controversies
Within the last few weeks, Nebraska’s basketball and volleyball programs have had controversies related to the pregame playing of the National Anthem.
In this week’s Drake’s Takes, Drake Keeler goes over all of the aspects of both situations.