2008 Woodie Awards
Nebraska won its mid-December showdown against Oregon, outlasting the nation's No. 16-ranked squad 88-79 in overtime in front of 12,109 fans at Qwest Center Omaha. The Cornhuskers (8-2) used a swarming defense to put a dent in the hot-shooting Ducks (8-2), who entered the game averaging 89.6 points per contest, the fourth-best average in the country. (0) comments
Welcome to that condensed, pressure-packed period known as overtime. Not exactly a situation that can be easily replicated in practice, NU Coach Doc Sadler said. (0) comments
Nebraska gymnast Emily Parsons scored a 9.95 on vault in the first rotation of the intrasquad meet. But NU Coach Dan Kendig said nobody was perfect on Friday night. (0) comments
The Nebraska women's basketball team improved to 9-2 on the season following another blowout victory, this time over Long Beach State. (0) comments
The Cornhuskers took care of business Saturday night, defeating Dana College 40-6 while notching their fourth dual win of the season in their return to the NU Coliseum. (0) comments
The Cornhuskers are not concentrating on recruiting Kyle Prater, but for a while he was looking at them. Prater is a standout linebacker from Kerrville, Texas, who is committed to the purple and gold of Louisiana State. (0) comments
What began as little more than a physical tuneup for the Nebraska track and field team turned into a workout of the team's mental strength as well. (0) comments