For a group of former Huskers, Speedway Sports Village in Lincoln, Nebraska, has become a home base in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Nebraska women’s basketball team roster has taken another hit. Leigha Brown, the Huskers’ leading scorer, has put her name in the NCAA transfer portal.

The Hail Varsity staff tackles a short mailbag this week, but a mailbag not lacking in interest.

Chris Paul Jr., the Huskers' latest commit, found a great fit in Lincoln. The linebacker from Georgia joined Hail Varsity Radio to explain what went into his decision and more.

It’s not every day a former Husker gets to meet an international chef and restaurateur, but that’s exactly what recently happened for former Nebraska punter—and current Baltimore Ravens punter—Sam Koch.

We’re in unprecedented times right now amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s no surprise this week’s Mailbag took a focus on how to make the best of this time, so the Hail Varsity staff did its best to answer.

Nebraska’s 2020 annual Red-White Spring Game won't be played April 18, and likely not at all according to athletic director Bill Moos confirms, due to COVID-19 concerns.

Nebraska hosted its annual Pro Day on Thursday, with 13 former Huskers participating in a variety of drills.

Nebraska has closed all home sports competitions to the public effective immediately in light of the recent COVID-19 concerns, per a release statement Thursday morning.

The Hail Varsity staff is back to answer your Huskers questions. Topics this week range from Noah Vedral returning to his hoops roots to the Huskers' recently-announced Ready Now Program.

Nebraska basketball is getting much-needed help from an unexpected source: Nebraska football. Noah Vedral and Brant Banks will travel to Indianapolis and suit up for the Big Ten Tournament.

With spring football set to begin for Nebraska on Monday, the Hail Varsity staff got together to answer one question—with a bunch of questions.

Two months after parting ways with Nebraska, Maurice Washington has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and two years of probation after pleading no contest in a California court to a misdemeanor case alleging he sent a video of a person under the age of 18 engaging in sexual conduct.

The Hail Varsity staff returns for another week to answer a pretty. . . wide-ranging group of questions.

JD Spielman has temporarily stepped away from the Nebraska football team. The junior wide receiver is at home with family in Minnesota and is unlikely to take part in spring football, according to a release from the university.

Defensive linemen Darrion Daniels and Carlos and Khalil Davis, as well as Lamar Jackson, a four-year cornerback for the Nebraska defense, are in Indianapolis to compete at the pre-draft workout. Hail Varsity has all your weekend updates.

Kicker Barret Pickering is no longer a member of the Nebraska football team. The sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama, has left the program, according to reports that surfaced Thursday.

The Hail Varsity staff is back for another week of questions ranging from redshirt years for Husker hoopers, early games that will reveal the most about Nebraska football, intriguing freshmen and more.