With a legacy of high-tempo offenses and a style that can only be called their own, the Oregon Ducks are a breed all their own that dominated the Pac-12 for the first half of the decade. With the blessing and money of Nike’s Phil Knight, the Ducks have been able to create a hodgepodge of […] Read more
It was going to be a hard year for junior accounting major Alex Davis. But, following an eventful session on MyRed last Monday afternoon, he might have put his year back on track. According to Ryan Long, Davis’ roommate, Davis seemed flustered when he returned to their apartment that afternoon. “I asked him what he […] Read more
Last week, local man Kevin Herbert was reportedly trapped for hours by his coworker Todd Butler in what could only be described as the most pointless fucking story he’d ever heard in his entire life. The story, according to Herbert, shifted topics wildly and without warning, often flashing back to seemingly unrelated anecdotes. According to […] Read more
Nebraska wide receivers coach Keith Williams is known for his on field acumen, his ability to recruit and his intense, motivational personality. Some call Williams a wide receiving genius. “He has really played a key role in getting me up to speed in the NCAA,” sophomore wideout Ian Martell said. “He just knows every […] Read more
People growing weary of the seemingly ceaseless construction on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus got some good news Monday, as UNL announced that all on-campus construction projects are set to be finished by the time the next construction projects begin. “We know our students and faculty are tired of their beautiful campus being overrun by […] Read more
Normally when someone is asked how they’re doing, he or she crafts a mundane lie and say they’re doing anywhere from just okay to pretty good. However, this was not the case for area sad sack Jeremy Reeves, who reportedly listed every single thing which was currently crashing around his pathetic existence he calls […] Read more
After a long and eventful year, we took a moment to sit down with some of The DailyER staff to see what it was about working for the paper that they enjoyed the most. What did you love? What did you learn? Take a look at what they had to say: “The DailyER is more than […] Read more
In dire situations, extreme measures are sometimes taken in order to accomplish the goal at hand. Sometimes, it’s better just to accept the problem and move on. This would have been the better course of action when local man Ryan Anderson misplaced his bottle opener and decided to stab the beer bottle with a […] Read more
In a move applauded by the student press, UNL Chancellor-elect Ronnie Green announced a slew of plans for UNL in his April 6 acceptance speech. Among the changes, a boosted budget for campus’ favorite media outlet, The DailyER, was proposed. Per his remarks, he sees the paper as a vital, useful news outlet. However, he […] Read more
Following the release of the Panama Papers- a series of documents exposing world leaders’ offshore tax havens- a local satirical publication’s newsroom was let down. Hours into digging through document after document, The DailyER’s staff failed to find any reference to its publication. However, it did find potentially incriminating evidence against ranking state officials in […] Read more
