The Nebraska softball team turned to its superstar ace to get off to a fast start at the talent-rich Mary Nutter Classic.
Greg Sharpe, who recently completed his 17th full football season as the lead radio play-by-play broadcaster for the Huskers, ...
Nebraska’s NCAA Tournament hopes took a major hit Wednesday night with an 89-72 loss to Penn State, a defeat that could haunt ...
It was announced Saturday morning that Greg Sharpe, the voice of Nebraska football and baseball since 2008, had passed away ...
Nebraska volleyball turns focus to the sand, where the Huskers will use the beach volleyball season to help prepare for the ...
Across Nebraska, there is growing concern about the sustainability of local news. Newspapers and TV stations are closing or ...
Nebraska Cornhuskers On SI on MSN13d
Second Quarter Dooms Huskers as Nebraska Women's Basketball Falls to MichiganThe Huskers just didn't have enough Thursday evening. Nebraska women's basketball lost to Michigan, 78-60. The Huskers and ...
USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSN11d
Every Nebraska Cornhusker to play in the Super BowlThe Nebraska Cornhuskers have had a long and fascinating history in the Super Bowl. 63 former players have appeared in the ...
USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSN10d
Nebraska sees three former Huskers celebrate Super Bowl victoryThree former Nebraska football players are celebrating after their victory in the Super Bowl. Cam Jurgens, Nick Gates, and ...
Greg Sharpe, the beloved Voice of the Huskers, died Friday after a 10-month battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 61. Sharpe’s play-by-play calls for Nebraska football and baseball (2008-24 ...
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