Nebraska hall of famer James "Hoss" Inman will be posthumously awarded another honor in November: The longtime Ak-Sar-Ben trainer will be inducted into the National Rodeo Hall of Fame.
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Chadron High School junior Gracie Calkins was the winner of Alliance High School cross country meet on Tuesday, Sept 15 and led the Lady Cardinals to a second place finish in the team standings.
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Two Chadron State College contestants were among the event winners at the Central Wyoming College rodeo in Riverton this past weekend.
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Thirty years ago this fall, the Chadron State College football team became the first to do a lot of exciting things. Those 1996 Eagles were the first to win a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship, the first to win 10 games in a season, the first CSC team to participate in the NCAA…
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Chadron State will induct eight of its former outstanding student-athletes into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame this weekend, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 25-26. The inductions will follow a dinner Friday evening in the Student Center. The honorees also will be recognized during halftime …
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For the second consecutive week, Chadron State football faced a top 10 nationally-ranked opponent, and for the second consecutive week, the Eagles suffered a 27-point defeat, as the No. 5/7-ranked CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves beat the Eagles 33-6 at Elliott Field on Saturday, Sept. 19.
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The Chadron High football team continued its winning ways last Friday (Sept. 18) night at Valentine by defeating the Badgers 47-18.
After a wild Week 2 where we watched the Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes fall in the rankings thanks to upsets on the road, it feels safe to say that Week 3 was pretty mundane.
Here's Sam McKewon's Week 4 top 25, which includes a major shakeup in the top 10 and two new teams to the ballot.
Nebraska said all offseason and into nonconference play that the program used the toughness of what lies ahead as a recruiting tool, writes Amie Just. That time is now.
Three classes have new No. 1 teams after a chaotic Week 4. See the full rankings as the regular season reaches the midway point.
From all the Class A and B games to Omaha-area teams, here are Nebraska high school football highlights from Week 4.
Nebraska players eagerly anticipate Michigan State and Big Ten play after three nonconference wins, believing the Huskers are prepared.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers improved to 3-0 after defeating North Dakota 34-7 on Saturday evening. This is the third straight season that Nebraska has gone undefeated in nonconference play.
Nebraska’s long-maligned pass rush erupted against North Dakota, producing five sacks, constant pressure and a physical defensive performance that overwhelmed the FCS contender throughout Saturday’s 34-7 victory.
Anthony Colandrea’s gritty rushing touchdown set Nebraska’s tone, earning Matt Rhule’s praise and reinforcing the quarterback’s toughness, leadership and willingness to embrace the Huskers’ physical identity.
Matt Rhule sought advice from fellow coaches and tweaked Nebraska’s halftime routine after sluggish third-quarter starts. The Huskers responded immediately, opening the half with defense and Jamal Rule’s 55-yard touchdown.
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule spent much of his Monday media chat talking FCS talent and North Dakota, whose winning habits may provide the Huskers a challenge to end nonconference play.
Black and gold ribbons and “Amazing Grace” marked Nebraska’s halftime tribute to late Hawkeye Marching Band member Derek Phillips, who died last week.
Husker writers offer up their latest stock decisions after Nebraska's 56-7 win over Bowling Green.
"In terms of pass protection, we're certainly not whiffing or getting run over, but I don't love the strain or the turning of some of our guys," coach Matt Rhule said.
After a wild weekend of upsets and impressive wins, Sam McKewon's Big Ten rankings got a major overhaul in the top half of the standings.
Led by a pair of seniors, Valentine won the Cardinals’ golf tournament that was played at Ridgeview on Tuesday, Sept. 8 by a single stroke over Sidney.
The good-size crowds who attended the Chadron State College rodeo this past weekend at the Dawes County Fairgrounds were greeted by favorable weather and lots of competition. The rodeo drew 474 entries while opening the 2026-27 season in the Central Rocky Mountain Region that covers Colorado…
Chadron High is ranked No. 6 in Class C-1.
The Chadron High volleyball team split its two matches against Bulldogs from the Western Conference last week, defeating Alliance at home on Tuesday night but falling at Gering on Thursday night.
Despite three field goals from Shay Prichard, including a 50-yarder, and three takeaways by the defense, Chadron State football endured a 30-9 loss to No. 8-ranked Western Colorado to open the RMAC season on Saturday night at Gunnison.
The Cardinals overwhelmed Broken Bow on their home field.
Led by freshman individual winners, the Scottsbluff girls and the Custer boys won the team titles during the Chadron High School Cross Country Meet that was run on one of the region’s outstanding courses—the one at Chadron State College—on Friday, Sept. 11.
The latest statistics from Class A's new scheduling concept show a promising shift as the percentage of blowouts has decreased from 38.8% in 2025 to 25.5% in 2026.