Nebraska

It’s been a week since Scott Frost made the case football players are safer playing football than not. In the past seven days his position has attracted a lot of support from those who have the most to lose, 81 husker parents.

The parents of 81 football players at Nebraska have questions for the Big Ten. They have wrote a letter to Kevin Warren, the commissioner sharing their concerns and requests.

Did anybody really think Nebraska was drawing a line in the sand? Either play fall Big Ten football or it’s goodbye to the conference. The reaction nationally was confusing after listening to Scott Frost Monday and then reading the joint statement from university and athletic department leadership Tuesday.

With the Big Ten Conference announcing the postponement of fall sports, many have been asking if Nebraska will find another way to play football.

The Big Ten will postpone its fall sports schedule in 2020 and will attempt to play in the spring of 2021.

While multiple media outlets are reporting the Big Ten is will cancel its fall sports schedule, the Nebraska football team was on the field Monday.Head coach Scott Frost is scheduled to address the media via zoom at 1:30 p.m.

Multiple reports are indicating the Big Ten will cancel its fall sports schedule.

It’s the start of fall camp. There’d normally be pictures, videos, quotes, and more coming out of Lincoln as the excitement for Nebraska football builds.As we all know by now, there’s nothing normal in 2020.

What do you make of the new schedule? First, is week one really going to be week one? Will Rutgers be ready to go despite a COVID-19 outbreak inside the team, we’re talking close to 30 cases.

Under the revised schedule, teams will play conference opponents they originally were set to meet and will have one additional cross-division game.

Each team will play 10 conference-only games starting the weekend before Labor Day and ending the weekend before Thanksgiving.

The Big Ten Conference on Thursday announced that fall sports schedules would be limited to others in the conference, should games be allowed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Nebraska men's basketball team announced a new addition to their roster on Wednesday. Elijah Wood, a 6'6" guard, reclassified from the 2021 class where he was going to attend Hargrave Military Academy to the 2020 class and will join the Huskers.

Max Anderson was ready to become an Aggie, but now he will be a Husker. The Millard West senior was recently named the Gatorade Nebraska High School Player of the Year. Anderson was ready to go to Texas A&M, but due to a number of of junior and seniors returning to campus this fall, left Anderson out. WOWT Sports Director Ross Jernstrom talked with Anderson about his decision to become a Husker.

It was a breakthrough win for York's Reed Malleck at the 31st Nebraska Junior Match Play Championship at Oakland Golf Club on Friday, as he defeated Omaha's Josh Kramer, 3 and 1, in the Final.

Papillion-La Vista South grad and Nebraska outfielder Aaron Polansky has signed a contract with the New York Yankees. Polansky told WOWT he felt that signing with the Yankees gave him his best opportunity to move up through the minor league system, grow as a play and eventually complete his dream of making it to the major leagues.

The NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee on Thursday finalized its recommendation for preseason mini-camps for college football teams. Nebraska Head Coach Scott Frost approves of the additional practice time before the 2020 season.

Nebraska Head Coach Scott Frost is tweaking his offensive line. He announced on Tuesday, that senior Matt Farniok will moved to right guard this fall.

Nebraska Head Coach Scott Frost has no problem with his players speaking out on racial issues. Coach Frost held a "Zoom" news conference with reporters on Tuesday.

Nebraska Head Coach Scott Frost met with the media on Tuesday for the first time since March, when the coronavirus pandemic shutdown all sports.

Nebraska Football Coach Scott Frost is having a Zoom call Tuesday morning to share how the Huskers are moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

After the departure of senior J.D Spielman, the Huskers are looking for some new wide receivers this fall. Wan'Dale Robinson and Kade Warner are the only two Husker lettermen returning on the team. WOWT6 Sports Director Ross Jernstrom looks at some new recruits, who could make an impact.

Wide receiver J.D. Spielman has decided to transfer from Nebraska. Spielman put his name in the transfer portal on Monday. Spielman was one of the most productive receivers for the Huskers. He put together three consecutive 800-yard receiving seasons for Nebraska.

Cade Povich is just about to head to Georgia to play summer baseball for the Savannah Bananas. It'll be a good opportunity for the Bellevue West grad to see the progress he's made on pitching changes he and Nebraska pitching coach Jeff Christy have had him work on.

Nebraska Athletic Director Bill Moos says the first week of voluntary workouts went "exceptionally well" with no new cases of COVID-19 in the Nebraska football team.

he Nebraska Athletic Department announced on Friday that student-athletes can return to campus beginning on Monday, June 1. Football, volleyball, soccer and both men's and women's basketball players will be the first to return to Lincoln with other teams returning in phases over the coming weeks.

Nebraska Athletic Director Bill Moos says the Husker sellout streak in Memorial Stadium will continue this fall. Moos spoke on Tuesday night during the "Sports NIghtly" radio show.

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos says conversations are ongoing about fan attendance for the upcoming college football season.

Former Husker All-American Prince Amukamara has agreed to join the Las Vegas Raiders. The 30-year-old defensive back was released by the Chicago Bears in February. Amukamara was the 19th pick in the 2011 NFL draft.

Quarterback Noah Vedral announced on Wednesday, that he will transfer to Rutgers. The Huskers travel to Rutgers on October 24th and Vedral could be the starting quarterback for the Scarlet Knights.