In this video mailbag, World-Herald sports editor Sam McKewon answers the question: What's the pecking order at running back for Nebraska?
- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
A full boat of Nebraska football notes includes Dana Holgorsen's updated thoughts on the Husker tight ends, Danny Kaelin's completion rate and Jacory Barney's next step.
- Amie Just Lincoln Journal Star
Nebraska's Virginia Adriano and Manaia Ogbechie were "just so happy" on their trip to Tanzania, spreading a love and passion for volleyball.
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Janiran “Wood” Bonner returns from an ACL injury to give Nebraska’s offense a versatile, physical weapon.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Isaac Feller flashed the kind of power and speed that turns heads in college baseball. Now almost that quickly he’s heading to Nebraska in the 2027 class.
- Stu Pospisil World-Herald Staff Writer
Jennifer Schwartz will retire as Nebraska School Activities Association executive director after the 2026-27 school year. Schwartz, 55, has spent 25 years with the organization, including three leading it.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Dana Holgorsen has long said Nebraska possesses more than enough talent at running back. Nebraska's offensive coordinator repeated that belief Friday ahead of a key full-contact scrimmage.
First-year safeties coach Tyler Yelk is excited to return to college football. The new coach spent the last three seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Even as No. 1 Nebraska volleyball returns the bulk of its production from 2025, coach Dani Busboom Kelly sees a new team ready to "finish" in 2026.
A Nebraska linebacker is excited about the team's new defensive coaching staff and new schemes.
Nebraska soccer (1-0-0) opened the 2026 season on the road against Louisville (0-1-0) on Wednesday night. The Huskers triumphed in the season opener, taking down the Cardinals, 3-1.
Nebraska's new quarterback is ready to bring an exciting brand of play to the Huskers in 2026. Anthony Colandrea joins Nebraska following a breakout junior year with the UNLV Rebels. The St.
Dexter Foster’s journey from Oregon State to Nebraska was fueled by coaching changes, the transfer portal and Rob Aurich’s vision. Now, he’s embracing higher expectations to make an impact.
Carpet Land worked all summer to get back to Shelby. Now, after winning state and regional titles, the Lincoln East team hopes to finish its journey as a national champion.
Sam McKewon's latest mailbag compares Rob Aurich's 4-2-5 to Bo Pelini's Peso and looks at the top volleyball position battles in training camp.
Rob Aurich could walk around survey the work of each Nebraska football position group. And sometimes he does. But he loves linebacker position drills, too: "That's my home."
Tom Shatel talks to Damon Benning about his "pretty cool" new role as Nebraska football's director of player development.
Add safety Justyn Rhett to the list of Nebraska football players anxious to see how a physical transformation translates to the field.
Nebraska football will be getting a visit from big-time defensive end Tayaun Lawrence. He will visit the program on October 3, when the team takes on Maryland. Lawrence is a four-star defensive end.
Nebraska football extended an invitation to 2028 quarterback Dominic Yancy for the season-opening game against Ohio. Yancy made the announcement on social media.
One of Ridgeview Country Club’s, major tournaments, the Three-Man, will be played Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 15-16. A full slate of teams has signed up to participate.
A Nebraska wide receiver was once again named to the Paul Hornung Award Watch List on Monday. Junior Jacory Barney Jr. was named to the list for the second year in a row.
Three Nebraska high school graduates — all of whom will appear the Huskers’ football schedule this fall — made The Athletic’s annual “Freaks” list on Monday.
Chadron State College Director of Athletics Mannie Reisch said Creighton Trembly, who was a CSC assistant coach during the 2026 track and field season, will serve as the Eagles’ interim head coach this coming year, filling the vacancy created by Jake Gruver’s resignation last week.
To the surprise of everyone it seems, Chadron State College’s head track and field/cross country coach, Jake Gruver, resigned from that position last week.
Long said there are 128 names on the new roster and added that all the key players with eligibility remaining have returned from a year ago.
Coach Michael Sandstrom’s initial roster lists 56 players made up of 14 seniors, 11 seniors, 13 sophomores and 18 freshmen.
“The goal is to be playing your best baseball at the end of the season, and we showed that with our performances at districts," Co-Coach Kyle Sanders said.
Back in 2020 when COVID-19 had many of the nation’s sporting events and facilities shut down, Tony Perlinski, a Chadron State College range management professor, was looking for something that would keep him healthy and active outside the classroom.
Nebraska's Matt Rhule reflected on offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen's critique of the tight ends and the "good problem" emerging among older, talented players battling for jobs.