No. 5 Nebraska improved to 6-0 away from home with a sweep at Maryland on Saturday night. The Huskers (15-2, 7-1 Big Ten) took down the Terrapins (11-9, 3-5) 25-19, 25-16, 25-13 in front of a record Maryland crowd of 2,225 at the XFINITY Center Pavilion.

Hail Varsity was on the sideline for Millard South's big win on senior night against a resilient Omaha Creighton Prep squad. Here are five thoughts on how the game went down.

Nebraska’s bye week feels like a good time for Jacob Padilla to dive into his favorite sport: basketball. The NBA preseason draws to a close on Friday night and the real thing gets started on Tuesday, and he thinks this season has a chance to be pretty special.

Behind continued stifling defense and a career night from freshman Madi Kubik, No. 5 Nebraska took down No. 20 Purdue in four sets at the Devaney Center on Wednesday.

With an off week to really dig in, let's take a hard look at the three phases of Nebraska football so far in 2019. Today, we're focusing on the offense.

The top five of the AVCA Coaches Poll, featuring Nebraska at No. 5, remained unchanged after last week. Nebraska's defense is the driving force behind that ranking, but the Huskers have picked it up offensively as well since Big Ten play began.

Nebraska put together back-to-back dominant defensive efforts to complete the Michigan weekend sweep, taking down Michigan in three sets on Sunday afternoon after beating Michigan State in four on Friday.

Nebraska got pushed around from start to finish in its 34-7 loss at Minnesota, and that's why this week's Play of the Game is Minnesota's 15-yard touchdown run in the second quarter in which the Nebraska defense broke down at all three levels.

No. 5 Nebraska bounced back from its loss to Wisconsin with one of its best defensive performances of the season in a 3-1 win over Michigan State, holding the Spartans to a season-low .038.

Nebraska's football roster is loaded with former multi-sport high school athletes, and with basketball season just around the corner now is a perfect time for Jacob Padilla to update his basketball roster picked from the Nebraska football team.

No. 5 Nebraska suffered its second loss of the season last week in an uncharacteristic fashion, allowing Wisconsin to hit .376 in the Devaney Center. With two weekend matches, the Huskers have gotten a chance to get back to work on the practice court to make sure that doesn’t happen again.

The nickel featuring JoJo Domann as one of Nebraska's outside linebackers has become Nebraska's base defense since Domann has gotten back to full speed, and Nebraska was in it more than 90% of the time against Northwestern.

After a half-game suspension for Maurice Washington (his second of the season), Nebraska's coaches are challenging the sophomore back to prepare well this week and give them four quarters of football.

Nebraska might have been down its most productive lineman in Khalil Davis against Northwestern, but Ben Stille stepped right in and had his best game of the season.

After the first weekend of Big Ten play, Coach John Cook said junior opposite hitter Jazz Sweet played like she was on a mission. Fast forward another week and Sweet hasn't slowed down one bit.

After a strong week on offense overall but a lapse on defense that cost them against Wisconsin, the Huskers are using this week to get back in the gym and clean some things up ahead of a weekend featuring match-ups against Michigan State and Michigan.

Nebraska tried to get a lot of different skill players involved against Northwestern on Saturday — nine of them recorded at least one touch — but only one of them emerged as a game-changer: freshman Wan’Dale Robinson.

Big Ten Media Day was last Wednesday, so Jacob Padilla is back with his early projections for how the conference standings are going to shake out this season.