Nebraska Cornhuskers News: Will Bolt’s boys back in the win column, Lavonte David, more

Head Coach Will Bolt of the Nebraska Cornhuskers walks to the mound d(Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images)
Head Coach Will Bolt of the Nebraska Cornhuskers walks to the mound d(Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) /
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The Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team tried to erase the stink of a Tuesday night loss to Omaha by playing a set of “home games” in Manhattan, Kansas against Nicholls. Despite moving the games out of Nebraska because of inclimate weather, it turns out things weren’t great in the Sunflower State either.

That lead to Thursday’s game being postponed and rescheduled for Friday. Once the Nebraska Cornhuskers got to actually get on the field gain, they showed they could still be a contender for one of the better teams in the Big Ten, if they can find some consistency.

The Nebraska baseball team won the first game of that double-header 2-1 in a 7-inning shortened game. They then put an exclamation point on the day with a 17-1 victory. Now the Huskers will try to finish off the weird sweep with a Sunday afternoon game at 2pm.

Other Nebraska Cornhuskers news

  • The Nebraska football team’s new coaching staff have done quite a bit to try and introduce themselves to Husker fans. Now they’re allowing those fans a peek inside their heads with a coaching clinic at the end of this month. The two-day event will have most of the coaches talking strategy and will even allow those who pay the $45 fee to watch an April 1 practice.
  • Nebraska women’s basketball will continue its postseason play on Sunday at 2pm against Northern Iowa. Amy Williams’ crew will attempt to get to the next round of the WNIT after hoping for an NCAA Tournament bid and falling just short.
  • Former Nebraska football star Lavonte David looked like he was going to be leaving the Tampa Bay Bucs after more than a decade. It turns out he’ll be playing for at least one more season as he signed a new 1-year deal with the only team he’s known in the NFL.
  • Meanwhile, another former Nebraska Cornhuskers star in Nate Gerry will stay with the Washington Commanders for another year and will play alongside new Commander signee Nick Gates.