It was a gorgeous night for a big high school game, writes Amie Just, that Omaha Westside won with a dominant second half.
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On the bye week of Nebraska's football season, the World-Herald is looking at five key components of the Huskers. Here's how NU's pass defense has performed through seven games.
- Gary Sharp World-Herald Digital Sports Coordinator
No. 1 Nebraska faces USC on Saturday. Here’s how to watch, listen and follow the match.
- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
Natalie Potts and Allison Weidner returned to the court after long ACL rehabs, Edessa Noyan impressed and Ashlyn Koupal flashed. Sam McKewon's 3 takes from the Nebraska women's basketball win.
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Take a look at photos from Millard South football's week 9 game against Omaha Westside.
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DALLAS — Of all the aspirations Steve Sarkisian harbored going into his tenure at Texas, conference championship games and scoring records and CFP runs and national titles were certainly high among his top 10. Pretty sure "the coach who screwed up a Manning" wasn't on the list. But here we a…
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Jon Walker and Wilson Moore break down Nebraska’s rebounding concerns, Creighton freshman Katrelle Harmon’s emergence and what exhibition games reveal about the upcoming college basketball season.
Marshall Faulk is an extraordinarily active 53-year-old. The first-ballot NFL Hall of Fame running back is the head football coach at Southern University in Baton Rouge, La. He runs a foundation in his name that assists underprivileged youth. He works out. He plays a lot of golf. And he has Parkinson's disease. Faulk revealed his diagnosis on The Caring Neurologist podcast this week, saying he ...
The countdown to college hoops is on, and Nebraska and Creighton have work to do before tipoff. Wilson Moore and Jon Walker break down the biggest takeaways from exhibition play, the Huskers’ rebounding woes and the Bluejays’ defensive makeover. Plus, which freshmen are ready to make noise? …
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The CFP’s 13-member selection committee will convene at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, to craft its first of six weekly rankings on Nov. 3.
Ohio State sophomore Amare Bynum aims to expand his offensive game. His coach expects production and leadership from the former Omaha Bryan product.
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On the bye week of Nebraska's football season, the World-Herald is looking at five key components of the Huskers. Here's how NU's pass offense has performed through seven games.
No. 1 Nebraska is 20-0 after sweeping UCLA. Andi Jackson led the way with 11 kills and six blocks.
Gary Sharp, Sam McKewon, and Evan Bland unpack Matt Rhule’s fiery message during Nebraska’s bye week. Can the Huskers fix their flaws and deliver wins instead of Halloween horror stories?
Is it us, or is college football lately kind of ... vibeless?
Gary Sharp, Sam McKewon, and Evan Bland break down Matt Rhule's fiery message and debate whether Nebraska can finally turn “almost” into wins. Plus: receivers need catches, the quarterback needs protection, and the defense needs a few healthy bodies. Can Big Red put it together—or are more s…
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Tom Shatel and Gary Sharp sort through Nebraska’s emotional roller coaster, unpack Matt Rhule’s latest message and tackle the big question: Can the Huskers turn talk about trust into results on the field? Then it’s off to Millard South vs. Omaha Westside, where the stakes are high and the ta…
GRAPEVINE, Texas — In about two weeks, the College Football Playoff’s 13-member selection committee will convene at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, to craft its first of six weekly rankings on Nov. 3. The final of those rankings on Dec. 6 will determine the 12-team field that will participate in the playoff for the right to be national champions. Before that ...