Luke Mullin and Amie Just have the latest Life in the Red Podcast episode, which centers Big Ten Tournament hoops and football.
The Nebraska baseball team will be in the home dugout of a 2023 opponent this weekend.
The Huskers announced Monday that a four-game series with Nicholls originally planned for Haymarket Park this weekend will now be played in Manhattan, Kansas, due to inclement weather in the forecast.
Nebraska and Nicholls will play one game at 11 a.m. Thursday, and two games beginning at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Tointon Family Stadium. The original plan called for a four-game series from Thursday to Sunday in Lincoln.
Thursday’s forecast in southeast Nebraska indicates winds gusting up to 40 mph and a mix of rain and snow.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday are expected to see high temperatures in the 30s.
Forecasts for Manhattan are cold — mid to high 30s — but dry.
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Nebraska plays Kansas State on April 4.
Fans who had tickets for this weekend’s Nicholls’ games will be refunded after the conclusion of the season for any game of the series not played at Hawks Field.
Top Journal Star photos for March 2023
Hastings St. Cecilia teammates embrace after losing to Centura in the Class D-1 girls state championship Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Elkhorn North’s Britt Prince (2) walks onto court before facing Norris in a Class B girls state tournament first-round game Thursday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Centura (left) greets Cedar Catholic before a Class D-1 girls state tournament semifinal Friday at the Devaney Sports Center.
Elkhorn North’s Sydney Stodden (left) and Mallory Hansen celebrate the win against York during a Class B girls state tournament semifinal game on Friday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Adams Central’s Gracie Weichman (far right) embraces teammate Megyn Scott as the overtime draws to a close to win a Class C-1 girls state tournament semifinal game Friday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
North Bend Central’s Kaitlyn Emanuel (23) and McKrae Muller (40) celebrate after defeating Adams Central in the Class C-1 girls state championship Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Elkhorn North celebrates after defeating Omaha Skutt in the Class B girls championship game Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Christ Lincoln Schools fourth grader Hudson Parr (right) rides the metal pig statue named Petunia as Gov. Jim Pillen watches on Wednesday.
Millard North’s Avril Smith (right) and Kayla Preston (back) fight for a rebound against Lincoln North Star’s Aleviah Anderson (left) during a Class A girls state tournament first-round game Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
A bank employee was taken by ambulance to a local hospital after a woman drove her car through a window of LincOne Federal Credit Union near 48th and Vine streets on Wednesday.
Lincoln Southwest head coach Tim Barada hugs Brinly Christensen as the final seconds of the fourth quarter come to a close in the Hawks’ loss to Millard South in a Class A girls state basketball tournament first-round game Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Malcolm celebrates after defeating Wahoo in a Class C-1 girls state basketball tournament first-round game Wednesday at the Devaney Sports Center.
Millard West’s Maddie Wallor hits Lincoln High’s Briauna Robinson in the face while she scores a basket during a Class A girls state basketball tournament first-round game Wednesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena
the Sidney bench jumps for joy after defeating Beatrice during a Class B state girls basketball tournament first-round game on Thursday, March 2, 2023, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Omaha Skutt’s Molly Ladwig scores a layup over Waverly defenders in the first half during a Class B state girls basketball tournament first-round game at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Pender’s Maya Dolliver (center) hugs Madalyn Dolliver as their team celebrates their win over Oakland-Craig in the the Class C-2 state girls basketball tournament championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Oakland-Craig player huddle up for a pregame prayer before taking on Pender in the Class C-2 state girls basketball tournament championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Lincoln High’s Briauna Robinson (center) celebrates with the Links’ student section after defeating Millard North in a Class A girls state tournament semifinal Friday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
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