Nebraska isn't a COVID-19 hotbed like other parts of the country, and it hasn’t been hit by the virus in ways other states have, but the Husker family has still dealt with it.

Amy Williams joined the podcast this week, and we covered quite a bit of ground. We get into various basketball-related topics—because of course—like Kate Cain's leadership and Sam Haiby's growth. But there's also a little schedule talk, how COVID-19 is impacting the team, and more.

Nebraska has its plan in place. The Huskers expect to welcome a number of athletes back to campus beginning June 1, including football, basketball (both men’s and women’s), volleyball and soccer.

The Hail Varsity staff is back once again to answer your mailbag questions. This week, it's a lot of draft talk, a lot of Noah Vedral talk, and a little of a lot else.

Husker women’s basketball head coach Amy Williams took on Sports Nightly Monday night. In a conversation that spanned roughly 12 minutes, she covered a good deal of ground.

Kendall Coley looked at the college basketball landscape and thought why wait? “It really was down to two schools I really enjoyed, and I ended up picking Nebraska because I felt like that was the right place for me."

Between graduation and transfer, Nebraska was looking at seven departures from the 2019-20 squad, four of them from the backcourt. The start of the offseason had not been kind to NU so far, but two transfer additions may just change that.

Fred Hoiberg is challenging the traditional recruiting narrative at Nebraska, Dabo Swinney has something to say but has no say, and the Huskers' women's basketball program gets some needed good news.

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 NCAA did the right thing granting spring athletes another season of eligibility. Jacob Padilla writes the NCAA probably got it right by declining to offer the same eligibility for winter athletes as well, unfortunately.

Losing one would hurt any program outside college basketball's elite. Losing both forwards, as Nebraska did Wednesday, could prove a significant blow to Nebraska's build.

Nebraska was hit hard with some offseason attrition Wednesday afternoon when two members of coach Amy Williams’ frontcourt rotation announced they were leaving Nebraska.

With a number of things going on in the Husker-sphere right now, it felt like a good time to cover a few different topics. Derek Peterson tackles it all.

We had to wait an extra day this year, but the most wonderful month of the year is finally here. This is March.

The season may not have gone collectively how the Huskers had hoped, but the Big Ten still recognized both Leigha Brown and Kate Cain for their individual contributions Monday when the all-conference teams and awards were announced.

The light seemed to come on for Indiana late in the third quarter. Nebraska then got its doors blown off. A season-worst shooting performance gave way to the worst loss of the season in the final game of the regular season.

Kristian Hudson took a grad transfer to Nebraska before the start of the 2018-19 season. The production on the court hasn't been there in abundance, but her two years have done well to prepare her for what's next.

The NCAA Transfer Waiver Working Group is considering a change to the current transfer restrictions for football, baseball, hockey, and men's and women's basketball. Undergrad student-athletes would be able to transfer for free once. That's good. It's not easy.