Nebraska Cornhuskers News: Cardiac Corn strike again, more
- Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball comes back yet again
- Keisei says goodbye to PBA
- Hoiberg's Heroes finish off the Scarlet Knights
- More
The Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team is getting quite the rep in this early part of the season. Not only are they 7-3 through their first 10 games, but they're showing a fortitude that could pay off all year long.
On Sunday, with the game tied at three heading into the top of the ninth, NU took advantage of two Charleston errors to scratch across two runs and earn the sweep with a 5-3 win. It was a sweep over a C of C team that was 7-0 entering the weekend.
"Our guys just stayed in the fight all weekend,” Nebraska head coach Will Bolt said on his postgame radio show. “We had some really clutch moments from a lot of guys.”
While you'd like the Nerbraska Cornhuskers to not have to rally so much, it's already become a part of who this team is. They've also staged rallies against Baylor and Grand Canyon U as well.
Next up for the Huskers is a three-game set in Lincoln against another team with a very impressive record so far. the Nebraska Cornhuskers baseballl team will play three against South Alabama. The 10-2 Sun Belt squad is almost half way to their total wins in 2023.
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- The Nebraska basketball team seems to have made its final case for the NCAA Tournament as they finished the Big Ten season undefeated at home. They 67-56 win over Rutgers wasn't always pretty, but it also wasn't really ever in doubt. With one game to the play, Hoiberg's Heroes are 21-9 and in 4th place in the Big Ten.
It has been an honor playing at the PBA the last three seasons. I’m going to miss all the support I got from Husker fans, your energy will forever be unmatched. Thank you all, for everything.❤️#GBR
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- The game on Sunday was also Senior night. Among those who walked was Keisei Tominaga. After the game, he thanked Husker faithful for their dedication over the last few years. Keisei has become a bit of a folk hero, but his transformation from a bench player to one of the most electric players in the B1G follows Nebrasketball's rise under head coach Fred Hoiberg.
- The Neraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team didn't have as good a Sunday. They dropped a contest against the Illinois Fighting Illini in the last seconds. They held a late lead but couldn't close it out. Now the 5th seed in the Big Ten, they'lre start the conference tournament this week and then wait and see if they get into the NCAA Tournament.