LINCOLN, Neb. (USD) — The South Dakota softball team showed grit in their NCAA Tournament debut Friday evening against the top-ranked and regional host, Nebraska Cornhuskers. South Dakota held a 1-0 lead through four full innings of play,

30 years after Nebraska last went an athletic year without losing to Creighton, the Huskers finished a perfect 7-0 across every major sport that played in 2025-26.

Hopes are high for Nebraska football, and Anthony Colandrea is being clear on his expectations for the team.

The Huskers received a prediction for Matthew Gregory earlier this week, as the 2027 class continues to be built.

The Huskers' second game of the season comes against a Falcons team under a second-year head coach.

Jordy Frahm and No. 4 Nebraska came from behind to defeat South Dakota and advance in the Lincoln Regional. Here are the highlights.

In a much-anticipated ruling in college athletics, an arbitrator upheld a College Sports Commission decision denying the NIL deals of 18 Nebraska football players worth a combined $7.5 million.

The Common Fans pour an ever so slightly generous portion of Big Red Kool Aid.

A third-party arbitrator upheld the decision of the College Sports Commission to reject NIL deals for 18 Nebraska football players. The commission announced the decision in the name, image and likeness case on Monday.

Earlier this week, the College Sports Commission got a landmark victory in an arbitration hearing regarding denied NIL deals for Nebraska football players. It was the first such decision in the CSC’s history as it approaches its one-year anniversary this summer.

Matthew Gregory is set to take his official visit to Lincoln on June 19, with Nebraska currently viewed as the clear team to beat in his recruitment.