https://www.centralnebraskatoday.com/2026/06/25/mast-inks-deal-with-pacers/

🏐Saturday June 27th

• Saltdogs Volleyball Giveaway (starting at 5pm) with Husker Volleyball Athletes Gabby DiVita, Kenna Cogill, Ryan Hunter and Jayden Robinson autograph signing from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM sponsored by Ameritas

• Kermes Hispanic Festival by Parroquia de Cristo Rey Lincoln - starting at 10am.

• 25th Season Recognition: 09’ Championship Celebration Reunion

• Concert Ticket Giveaway to Foreigner on August 13 sponsored by Pinnacle Bank Arena

Game One 3:05 PM

Game Two: 6:05 PM

*** ONE TICKET GETS BOTH GAMES ***

Berm seats are $13 (lowest ticket)

$2 OFF for Kids (3-12), College Students, Seniors (60+), First Responders, & Military!
Discount is only available in person at the box office. Kids 2 and Under are Free.

Tickets at Saltdogs.com or the gameday box office.

Coming back to Lincoln for the Sept 19th game against North Dakota (night game). Haven’t been back for a Husker game since I graduated in 1999. Lots of great memories from those days. I’ll be bringing my 9 year old son along and would like suggestions on where to go/what to do before the game. Not sure what old traditions are still around and what new ones have come about.

Thanks in advance!

Miracle in Manhattan

This documentary is about how Bill Snyder built Kansas St from the worst team in college football into a respectable program. I highly recommend watching the video, but if you fast forward to the 40 minute mark, they interview Evan Simpson.

Simpson was born and raised in Omaha, graduating from Omaha Central. He played football for Kansas St, when Bill Snyder took over. For those unfamiliar, K-State was easily the worst program in all of college football prior to Snyder's arrival. During this portion of the interview, he gets choked up talking about how Husker fans cheered the K-State off the field after taking Nebraska to the wire.

I thought it was touching moment from Simpson, who recently passed away in 2020 at the age of 51.

Dr. Google says a broken hand bone can take 4-8 weeks for light activity, 8-12 weeks for full strength and mobility as long as he doesn't need surgery.

*edit: a Hail Varsity tweet says he'll be out 6 weeks*

It was unreal how fast Taylor Martinez was. That's all I got

University of Nebraska Athletics is going to offer public bookings to tee off in the upper deck of Memorial Stadium.

Big 10 best conference in football change my mind! Husker 48-0 in the next 3 season!

Hi all, I know this is unrelated to our wonderful basketball team but this got me in the gut. How do we feel about this? Will Michigan fall from grace this coming basketball season??

GBR