Nebraska Baseball Head Coach Will Bolt announced the addition of Danny Marcuzzo to his staff as volunteer...

Sure, many times Jeff Christy wondered if all of his volunteer coaching duties on the collegiate baseball...

Quotes from Head Coach Will Bolt and Athletic Director Bill Moos Bill Moos Opening Statement “I’m starting...

Nebraska Baseball Head Coach Will Bolt announced the addition of Jeff Christy and Lance Harvell to his...

We are pleased that the Big Ten is planning to move forward with fall sports. The conference has determined a path forward that helps to mitigate risk and will allow Husker student-athletes to compete on the field and in the arena. The most important thing is the safety of our student-athletes and...

We are facing uncertain and unprecedented times, and the health, safety and wellness of our student-athletes, coaches, game officials, and others associated with our sports programs and campuses remain our number one priority. Read more on this story at Huskers.com

Nebraska women’s golfer Kate Smith has earned a spot among a distinguished group of competitors at the 120th U.S. Women’s Amateur to be held in Maryland in early August. Smith received her official invitation from the USGA on Thursday, July 9, to compete in the prestigious national event at the Woodmont Country...

The awards continue to roll in for the Nebraska swimming and diving team, this time for academic honors. Three swimmers and one diver were named to the College Swimming and Diving Coaching Association of America. The Husker athletes include Audrey Coffey, Madison Coughlen, Sara Troyer and Tori Beeler. Read more on this...

The Nebraska baseball team (1-6) allowed eight runs in the fourth inning of a 13-5 loss to No. 12 Arizona State at Phoenix Municipal Stadium on Friday night. Read the full story at Huskers.com

The Husker Rifle team fell to No. 1 TCU at the Nebraska Rifle Range today on Senior Day, 4,709-4,686. Sophomore Elena Flake was the top individual shooter for the match but the Huskers fell short overall. Read the full story at Huskers.com

The Nebraska rifle team will welcome a talented new member to its ranks for the 2020-21 season. Kayley Pasko comes to the Huskers from Collinsville, CT, and will look to make an immediate impact in her debut season. Read the full story at Huskers.com

A pair of Husker men’s basketball standouts are among the 18 student-athletes scheduled to graduate on Saturday...

Season tickets for an action-packed 18-game schedule for Nebraska women’s basketball at Pinnacle Bank Arena go on sale Wednesday, Aug. 21, at 10 a.m. (CT) through Huskers.com and the Nebraska Athletic Ticket Office. Read the full story at Huskers.com

The Nebraska women’s basketball team completed a perfect three-game summer trip through Italy and Spain with a...

Future Husker Isabelle Bourne earned a silver medal as Australia came up just short in a 74-70...

Future Husker Isabelle Bourne produced five points, nine rebounds and three assists to help Australia advance to...

Five Reasons Nebraska Will Win: Ohio State The stage is set for Saturday. It’s time for the...

Lincoln — Nebraska sophomore quarterback Adrian Martinez garnered another watch list spot, as the Manning Award, sponsored...

The anticipation is over: adidas and the University of Nebraska partnered to  the jersey every Cornhusker fan...

Jack Stoll has been working several months growing a rather imposing mullet. The flowing locks were impressive...

The No. 2 Nebraska volleyball team won its fourth straight match with a 3-0 (25-16, 25-15, 25-14) sweep of Rutgers on Wednesday night at College Avenue Gymnasium. Read the full story at Huskers.com

Longtime assistant Paul Klempa, who came to Nebraska from New York to compete on the Husker club team in 1992, takes over the women’s program after legendary coach Bill Straub. Read the full story at Huskers.com

Ten current and former Nebraska softball players were named Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar Athletes on Wednesday afternoon, announced on Wednesday. Read the full story at Huskers.com

Three-time Nebraska track and field All-American Angela Mercurio has been named as one of nine finalists for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year award, the NCAA announced on Wednesday. Read the full story at Huskers.com