Nebraska Cornhuskers Football - Gimme Red 'Til I'm Dead!
As far as Husker hoops, we know what Fred has on his to-do list and that’s replace Rienk, Jamarques and Sammy – for starters. And as confirmed returning Braden Frager said, “We’re not rebuilding anymore, we are RELOADING.” But what about the rest of the Big 10? 2025-26 was a damned successful season and not […]
Nebraska 4– Iowa State 025-17, 25-16, 25-16, 26-24 Nebraska volleyball traveled to Bergen Reilly’s hometown of Sioux Falls, South Dakota for their 1st of 3 matches in the spring season. Reilly got the loudest applause as she was introduced to start the match today to start her, along with Harper Murray, Andi Jackson, and Laney […]
With two down in the bottom of the 7th and one batter standing between Jordy Frahm and a no-hitter, most in attendance were waiting for the strikeout. It wasn’t overconfidence on the part of Husker fans or doom and gloom from the Badger faithful. It’s just that, especially recently, Frahm has simply made a habit […]
Game 1 of the first ranked on ranked series Nebraska has played in over a decade lived up to the billing and then some. Both heavyweights landed punch after punch and just when it seemed one was down for the count, they stormed right back. The team has to be happy with how they continued […]
Alexis Jensen did not need any relief from Jordy Frahm on this cool but clear Friday night in Madison, however it wasn’t because it didn’t get a little weirdly difficult through no fault of her own. Look, don’t get me wrong for one second – Lex has been the piece of the puzzle which was […]
Nebraska fans could finally exhale this week. When news surfaced that Husker commit Tay Ellis (6-0, 175 lbs) had made his way down to Miami for one of their high-profile “pool party” recruiting events, it understandably raised eyebrows across Husker Nation. In today’s recruiting landscape, especially in the NIL era, even long-time commits are never […]
There’s nothing to do this weekend, but just win, baby. And as fans, here’s all the info you need whether you’re on-site, in front of the big screen or taking it in on radio while making that long drive somewhere, such as last year as I listened to the Maryland game while driving through the […]
Series Preview #19 Nebraska Cornhuskers (26-7, 11-1 B1G) at #21 Oregon Ducks (24-9, 8-4 B1G) Location: PK Park, Eugene, OR Dates: April 10-12th Times (all CDT): Friday @ 5pm **Time Change!**, Saturday @ 4pm, Sunday @ 2pm Coaches: Will Bolt (7th season, 196-133-1) & Mark Wasikowski (7th season, 317-197) TV/Stream: All games on B1G+ Radio: All Nebraska games on Huskers […]
This is an interesting and fun time to be a Nebraska Basketball fan. Your team just made it to the Sweet 16. It’s the best season in the history of the program. There is an opportunity that you can bring back a First Team All-Big Ten player and before today there were six roster spots […]
The Five Heart Podcast crew of Greg, Minnie, and Fred spent much of the episode discussing Nebraska basketball and the changing realities of the transfer portal. The biggest topic was the loss of forward Berke Büyüktuncel, who entered the portal despite recently getting a tattoo commemorating Nebraska’s 27-6 season. The hosts described him as an […]
Jordy Frahm Named B1G Pitcher of the Week The Huskers’ Jordy Frahm earned the latest Big Ten Pitcher of the Week honors as was announced by the conference on Monday after she appeared in all three games against Rutgers earning two wins and a save. She threw 9 total innings without allowing a single run, earned […]
Every year at this time, right when I realize how garbage my bracket turned out to be, I immediately say to myself, “Man, I’d love to shoot a 120 at Augusta.” Just the way the course looks on TV, I can only imagine TV doesn’t do it justice. I picture myself playing alongside of family […]
Nebraska added yet another talented wrestler to its massive 2026 recruiting class when Lincoln Sledzianowski out of Naples, Florida committed to the Huskers on Wednesday. In fact, since I broke down Nebraska’s 2026 recruiting class here, the Huskers have added two more names to the list — Nebraska now has 11 true freshmen set to […]
Tonight’s game between border rivals had a big game feel from the get-got, and then it got really amped up once Kansas tied the game in the 6th inning and the Jayhawk dugout got really loud and chippy. At the same time, a lot of venom was coming out of the Nebraska dugout, most of it […]
Join us tonight at 8pm CST as Husker Heat returns to keep you up to date on all things Cornhusker Softball this week. We’ll review the sweep of Rutgers in which the Scarlet Knights scrapped along, but in the end were unable to solve Jordy Frahm who racked up more weekly honors. For the next […]
It was a good weekend for Husker softball and Jordy Frahm earned herself her second B1G Ten pitcher of the week award this year. It seems like this year, just when one exciting Husker season comes to an end, another sport is ready to pick up the slack and have us all on the edge […]
What a weekend for the bat and ball sports! Baseball and softball both swept their weekend opponents. Most notably, Rhonda Revelle notched her 1200th win as the Husker head coach. That is incredibly impressive, not only because of the sheer number of wins, but that they came at one school. However, the hottest ticket in […]
Nebraska sweeping yet another B1G series, extending their winning streak to ten games and conference record to 11-1 was the big story today. This is especially important as the Cornhuskers are entering what shapes up to be their toughest stretch of the season, hosting Kansas and Creigton in midweek games and going on the road to […]
”Rutgers, they just keep swinging and they just keep scoring and so they fight. And one of the things I told anybody about them is they’re gonna use every last one of their shots. – Nebraska Coach Rhonda Revelle. This could have been the quote after today’s game, an 11-5 Husker victory which didn’t begin […]
The transfer portal opened up on April 1, and Nebraska has seen three wrestlers enter over the last few days. Nebraska’s All-American AJ Ferrari — who transferred in last offseason to wrestle at heavyweight — will spend his senior season elsewhere. In addition to Ferrari, Nebraska also saw talented freshman Ty Eise and backup 125-pounder […]
Nebraska and Penn State faced off on a cool and windy day at Haymarket Park, playing a doubleheader due to last night’s game being postponed. With a stiff wind blowing from the north, it surprised not one that balls were leaving the park today and making every flyball an adventure. If you were to give a […]
The second game wasn’t as exciting and – Whoops, hold the presses, the score is now 5-3, there’s two runners aboard and here comes the go-ahead run to the plate. Alexis Jensen who had pitched a pretty spotless 6 innings had entered the 7th with the Huskers up 5-1, but given up a pair of […]
I’ve been saying since victory in the UCLA series and with a weak conference slate ahead in the remaining five weeks, the Huskers need to do things like “stay focused” and “take care of business”. I can do trite sayings with the best of them. Well in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader, Nebraska looked […]
If we’re honest – and I think most people are about this – there was not a great deal of hype surrounding the Spring Game this year. However, 27,188 Husker faithful showed up and, once piled in to the lower bowls of east and west stadium for TV, seemed to enjoy themselves a great deal. […]
Almost everybody knows who hired Scott Frost. That man was Bill Moos. That went extremely poorly. What I think some forget is that Bill Moos also hired Fred Hoiberg. That hire has gone above and beyond any expectations I ever had for this program. I have always felt that Nebraska basketball was a potential sleeping […]