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Patience is a two-way street. Both Nebraska and Mario Buford stayed patient, and that's a big reason why the cornerback is going to be a Husker.
Mario Buford continues a trend of sibling defensive backs at Nebraska, writes Sam McKewon.
Gina Mancuso-Prososki has both played professionally and coached since her NU career and was a first-team All-American for the Huskers in 2011.
No Divisions: Hallelujah. One protected rival game: Absolutely. Check out Tom Shatel's takes on the new Big Ten football.
Nebraska only has one protected rival — Iowa — which is a bummer, writes Amie Just, who shares her full thoughts on the schedule release.
In a new Big Ten scheduling format, Nebraska football gets road games at UCLA and USC, and a star-studded schedule in 2025.
One of the state's most prolific pass catchers is intrigued by Nebraska football — especially after his quarterback committed to the school.
Nebraska coaches took part in two satellite camps in Texas this week, where a local head coach appreciated their presence.
Nebraska’s NCAA tournament chances next season rise and fall on whether three mid-major transfers — plus Iowa transfer Ahron Ulis — can deliver from tip to buzzer.
The other inductees announced were Lori Endicott (volleyball, 1985-88), Emily Parsons (women's gymnastics, 2005-08), Tolly Thompson (wrestling, 1993-97, Brittany Timko (soccer, 2003-06) and retired men's and women's track and field head coach Gary Pepin.
Four-star Ainsworth tight end Carter Nelson is into the stretch run of his recruiting process. Official visits this month to Georgia, Notre Dame, Penn State and Nebraska. Then — if all goes well — a decision.
The Nebraska volleyball team’s 2½ week trip to Brazil for training, team building and a cultural experience continues to go well on the court for the Huskers.
Much as has changed since Darius Luff took the state’s track scene by a storm at Lincoln High, writes Amie Just, but one thing has held.
Nebraska's summer overhaul of its pitching staff continues with the commitment of former Brown right-hander Bobby Olsen, who intends to compete for a starting job next season.
Four-star Ainsworth tight end Carter Nelson is into the stretch run of his recruiting process. Official visits this month to Georgia, Notre Dame, Penn State and Nebraska. Then — if all goes well — a decision.
Lademi Davies won four all-class golds at the state track meet, while Camden Kozeal was All-Nebraska in baseball and quarterbacked his football team.
Each spring, The World-Herald honors the state's top fourteen baseball players. Here's a look at more than a decade of All-Nebraska first-team baseball selections and how they were portrayed in The World-Herald.
Despite neither player hoisting a state championship trophy, their efforts in leading their teams through adversity this season won't go unnoticed as Kozeal and Capece have been chosen as honorary co-captains of this year’s All-Nebraska team.
NCAA President Charlie Baker wants a federal law to regulate the way college athletes can be compensated for name, image and likeness that creates a registry of deals, agent certification and uniform contract standards. Baker hopes a bill can move through Congress in the fall before next year's election cycle ramps up. If not, Baker says the NCAA has to be prepared to try to cleanup NIL on its own. Speaking at the Future of College Sports Summit in Washington, Baker says the previous NCAA leadership made a mistake in not trying to regulate NIL on its own.
The Big 12 Conference is looking at bringing a bowl game to Monterrey, Mexico, ESPN reported.
Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick to step down in '24
The longest of long shots still alive for a spot in the College World Series, Oral Roberts ran through last weekend's Stillwater Regional, winning all three games as the fourth seed. Now the Golden Eagles will take on Oregon in the Super Regionals.
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NASCAR is at the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France this weekend. The American stock car series is celebrating its new car in its 75th season during the 100th running of the most prestigious endurance race in the world. The Chevrolet Camaro fielded by Hendrick Motorsports has been a popular attraction this week heading into Saturday's twice-around-the-clock race. Its trio of drivers is determined to finish the race. NASCAR's presence at Le Mans marks the first time since 1976 it has challenged the top talent in Europe.
After two decades competing against Real Madrid, Manchester United and Brazil, Lionel Messi will be going against the NFL, Major League Baseball and the NBA. Major League Soccer is hoping for a breakout boost to its television audience and market share after Messi joins Inter Miami next month. Following Pelé's signing with the New York Cosmos in 1975 and David Beckham joining the LA Galaxy in 2007, Messi is expected to become the third supreme soccer evangelist in a nation where the sport has been playing catch-up for more than a century.
Jena Antonucci has been around horses most of her life and worked more than her share of jobs. The 47-year-old rode show horses and later trained them for almost two decades. She switched to thoroughbreds and learned under Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas. The journey continued with 4 1/2 years as an equine veterinary assistant. Antonucci became a thoroughbred trainer 13 year ago and her path will take its biggest step on Saturday. If Arcangelo races in the Belmont Stakes, she will become the 11th female to train a horse in the final jewel of the Triple Crown.
The first big surprise in golf's new world? Seeing PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan and Saudi wealth fund leader Yasir Al-Rumayyan smiling together. Behind the scenes were a pair of PGA board members. One of them was Jimmy Dunne, a power broker in golf and on Wall Street. That he was involved in setting the first meeting between Monahan and the Saudis is telling. Dunne co-founded an investment banking firm that had offices in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11. He lost 66 colleagues that day. Dunne is all about looking for solutions. The tour needed answers.
