2008 Woodie Awards
Think defense is boring? Don't tell that to Jay-R Strowbridge (0) comments
Nebraska junior guard Tay Hester called forward Cory Montgomery the Cornhusker women's basketball team's "best-kept secret." (0) comments
Men vs. women. (0) comments
John Levorson has been a lock as a Cornhusker football recruit for months. Now, with the hire of Bo Pelini as Nebraska's head coach, Levorson is even more anxious to start playing college ball. Levorson ended his high school career as quarterback and free safety for Crete, leading the Cardinals to back-to-back high school state championships inside storied Memorial Stadium. (0) comments
For the last three seasons, the Big 12 Conference has struggled to maintain a healthy perception in basketball. But with the conference's early success in this 2007-08 college basketball season, that perception may be changing for the league's benefit. That perception was discussed during the first Big 12 coaches' teleconference Monday. (0) comments
1. Texas (9-0) vs. Texas State The undefeated Longhorns, who start no seniors, have looked extremely good at this early point in the season, with a 19-point win over then-No. 7 Tennessee and a victory over formerly top-ranked UCLA on the road. No team outside of UCLA has come within 16 points of Rick Barnes' crew. (0) comments
1. Baylor (6-0) vs. Oregon Toppling then-No. 12-ranked California last month gives the Bears an edge in this week's standings. No. 10 Baylor has gotten back to its winning ways quickly, outscoring opponents by an average of 35.7 points per contest. In fact, its only loss came to the USA National Team on Nov. (0) comments
Husker of the Week: Kyle Vanden Bosch, Titans. The seven-year pro had his best statistical game Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. The defensive end matched his personal record with three sacks in a game. Vanden Bosch also led Tennessee with eight total tackles including seven solo stops. (0) comments