The Nebraska baseball team is off to its best start in the Will Bolt era. It's also been a long, long time since it's gotten off to this kind of start under anyone but Bolt. The Huskers are gearing up for a game against Kansas State, and they're going to need to find a way to pull off a win against a Top 25 team.
Bolt made an appearance on Monday night on Sports Nightly to talk about the way the Nebraska Cornhuskers have forged a 17-5 start to the season.
Among other things, Bolt talked about the way they're finding new ways to win this season. And how they are going to find ways to win as the season goes on.
"We are trying to be the toughest team in the country," Bolt said on the program. "We want a brand of baseball that the fans can be proud of and that is team baseball."
"We are trying to be the toughest team in the country. We want a brand of baseball that the fans can be proud of and that is team baseball."
— Huskers Radio Network (@HuskersRadio) March 25, 2024
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