Did you hear that pop? No, it wasn’t Emeril Lagasse making funny noises in his kitchen. Today is the first day of full pads spring practice in Lincoln.
Monthly Archives: March 2006
Collier isn’t going anywhere Yet
Breaking News tonight as it has been announced that Barry Collier will remain head coach of Nebraska Basketball. From a joint statement Sunday night by Nebraska Athletic Director Steve Pederson and Executive Associate Athletic Director Marc Boehmz: “In an overall view, finishing in the top half of the Big 12, being the No. 6 seed…
Husker Baseball Outlook for 2006
A few games into the 2006 season, if you need one thing to gauge the success of this year’s squad. Look to the 11 inning win today on a single from Brandon Buckman against Alabama. Alamaba’s starting pitcher for the day, Wade LeBlanc is likely the finest pitcher Nebraska will face all season until post-season…
Huskers down #19 Oklahoma
In another great ESPN-U debacle freezing most of Huskernation out of watching this game short of DirectTV service. Barry Colliers answers the controversy of his job status silently with a win. The Huskers advance to the semifinals in the Big 12 tournament with a dramatic win over #19 Oklahoma – a team Nebraska has beaten…
Huskers edge Mizzou in Big 12 Tourney Action
With rumors of Barry Collier’s demise swirling, he rallies Nebraska to their first win in Big 12 Tourney play in his six years as Nebraska Head Coach. After taking a 12 point lead shortly after the half, poor shooting from the foul line and turnovers contributed to a 23-10 run by the Tigers to give…
Husker Baseball Home Opener
Friday, 2:o5 pm, Nebraska makes their home debut with a weekend series against Alabama at Hawk’s Field. Saturday and Sunday games will see the first pitch at 1:05 pm. Probable Pitchers looks like: Friday: Tony Watson LHP for the Huskers v. Alabama’s ace, Wade LeBlanc LHP Saturday: Johnny Dorn RHP for Nebraska v. Bernard Robert…
What A Difference A Year Makes
This year Zac Taylor is ready for spring practice, which begins March 22. Recalling last year’s orientation, Taylor told the Omaha World Herald: “I really didn’t know what to expect or what was going to happen. I didn’t know if I’d be the worst quarterback in the country, or even starting for that matter. Now…