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A 51‑year‑old program leader was charged with theft by deception after allegedly stealing $19,000 from families, but the players continued under a new name after a crowdfunding effort restored the money.
The Cyclones open their 31st season on August 12 at Caniglia Field, facing Omaha in a matchup that highlights returning stars, seven Power‑4 transfers and the final season of coach Matt Fannon.
The Badgers open the 2026‑27 campaign with a two‑game home series against Robert Morris on October 2‑3, then travel to Milwaukee for a holiday tournament before a series of road and home games against a mix of traditional rivals.
A wave of transfers among the nation's most coveted high school football players is redefining preseason rankings and college recruitment trajectories for the 2026 season.
The university revealed a packed non‑conference calendar that features an early Catholic Clash with Navy, new opponents and a road trip to the Great Plains, while season‑ticket sales open in August.
A youth baseball organizer in Omaha faces felony theft charges after allegedly diverting nearly $19,000 meant for the Omaha Nighthawks program, prompting a community response that resurrected the team as the Omaha Phoenix.
The Ramblers open their preseason with a match at Michigan State, featuring key players like Jack McFeely and Petar Janjic, while welcoming 13 new recruits under head coach Kevin Robson.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders have been at the center of a whirlwind offseason, with moves on the court, the field, and the administrative front shaping expectations for the coming year.
An exploration of George Flippin's groundbreaking role as the first Black athlete at the University of Nebraska, his controversial captaincy, subsequent medical career, and the broader story of Black athletes and women excluded from early 20th‑century collegiate sports.
The indoor football franchise may shift from Idaho to central Nebraska, adopting a new identity while its league affiliation remains unresolved.
The league released a full slate of men's and women's games, featuring 14 home‑and‑home matchups, key opening nights and a March championship weekend in Sioux Falls.
North Dakota State's women's basketball team will contest fourteen games between January 7 and February 26, highlighted by seven home contests at Scheels Center and a road trip that includes a stop in St. Thomas before a showdown with North Dakota. The season culminates with the Summit League Tournament in Sioux Falls.
In the sixth installment of the series Jackson Trout reflects on his collegiate career the end of the 2025‑26 Omaha Baseball season and the legacy he hopes to leave at the University of Nebraska at Omaha
Omaha Westside pitcher Brody Cook delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Prep Baseball Nebraska Top Prospect Games, catching the eye of more than 30 college programs.
Omaha native Cam Kozeal was selected 87th overall by the Miami Marlins after a standout college season, citing family baseball heritage and a desire to inspire local youth.
The fifth annual Gorilla Wideouts Camp in Omaha showcased NFL players, including former Nebraska star Trey Palmer, as they mentored young athletes and reinforced community ties.
As the high school football season approaches, USA TODAY Sports has released its regional preseason rankings, highlighting unbeaten programs and a watch list of emerging contenders ahead of the national Super 25 unveiling on July 21.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler as an assistant baseball coach, unveiled its full volleyball slate, and confirmed a home‑and‑home series with Weber State for the men’s basketball team.
The 2026 Prep Baseball Nebraska Top Prospect Games showcased over 110 prospects, 30+ college programs, and highlighted pitcher Brody Cook from Omaha Westside.
About 40 children with diverse abilities enjoyed a day of soccer drills and community connection at Morrison Stadium, organized by Creighton Women’s Soccer assistant coach Toby Millward and his fiancée Hali.
The state's No. 1 recruit will stay home to play for Creighton, bringing a blend of size, skill and family legacy to the program.
Oklahoma's quarterback John Mateer looks back on a turbulent 2025 season, discusses his injury, and outlines his plans for a stronger final year.
Creighton's baseball program continues its streak of academic distinction, earning the ABCA Team Academic Award for the fourth consecutive year while also reaching the BIG EAST Tournament championship game.
The North Carolina Tar Heels finished as runners‑up in the College World Series, and several of their top performers are projected to be selected in the upcoming MLB Draft.