“This is going to be a huge game on both team’s schedules”, declared athletic director Trev Alberts about the recently announced home-and-home scheduling of North Pole in 2030-2031. Last Wednesday, the Husker athletic department announced that Nebraska would be making the thousand mile trek North to Saint Nicholas Stadium, home of the North Pole University […] Read more
Imagine you, your daughter, your aunt, your grandmother, your mother, your sister, your friend (woman) has been training for years in her sport and is set to win the title or championship, only to have all her effort and hard work surpassed by a huge, muscular, cisgender female—or a person with XX chromosomes—wiping out the […] Read more
Widely followed sports and pop culture blog Barstool Sports has been publishing stories consistently despite the suspension of sports from the high school to professional level. A precaution taken as COVID-19 spreads, this cancellation has forced the company to think outside the box for their social media presence. Barstool sports has shared quarantine hacks, quarantine […] Read more
Look out, Huskers! There’s a new big man on campus at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and his name is Thad Tucker. A sophomore marketing major and member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity on campus, Tucker is nothing short of amazing. Tucker and his fraternity brothers enjoyed some nice spring weather last week by digging out the […] Read more
“I’ve been deployed in Fallujah, Kabul, and everywhere in between. I’ve been through hell and back. I have no fear and I’m hard as nails, but that place… it scares me,” reported Staff Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish. The infamous place Sergeant MacTavish was referring to is, of course, the ultimate frisbee club house on Y Street. […] Read more
Every March, the proud, loud and flip-floppy JaySker bird begins its migration toward Omaha for March Madness. However, as of early March, many birds have not begun their descent on I-80. As the Huskers men’s basketball team competes for a spot in the March Madness bracket, many JaySkers are choosing to stay home and support […] Read more
Football fans, rejoice! After a wildly successful Super Bowl LII in Minnesota that shattered several records, the National Football League has announced huge plans to move next year’s Super Bowl LIII from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, to Cook Pavilion, located right next to the Campus Recreation Center on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s city […] Read more
In early January, Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts unveiled a new set of cuts to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as the state tax money continues to decrease. In order to help cover the millions of dollars reduced from the budget, the Nebraska Athletics department will begin selling ad space on all sports jerseys. The plan to […] Read more
In an eruption that made the Pinnacle Bank Arena resemble a watermelon stuffed with an M-80, the Nebraska men’s basketball team accidentally played too hard against the Iowa Hawkeyes last Saturday, triggering a thermonuclear explosion and sending the state into fallout. The crowd of 15,268 were left saturated in radiation, causing fans to resemble sickly green […] Read more
Following a tumultuous football season for national anthem protests, Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has once again revived the controversy. This past Sunday, Ricketts made an official state proclamation to rename the day to “Stand For The Flag Super Bowl Sunday,” coinciding with the National Football League title game. Receiving lots of positive feedback, mostly from […] Read more
