Assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Lance Harvell said recently that NU's coaching staff has been selective in who it has added to the …
It does not appear that any of athletic director Bill Moos' senior staff — a group of eight deputy and executive or senior associate ADs — wer…
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Even if players don't get to play games this fall, Scott Frost says, there's still a sizable risk of them getting the coronavirus.
NU junior quarterback Adrian Martinez is preparing with a more aggressive mindset than last season, Husker coach Scott Frost says.
Nebraska has tested roughly 250 student-athletes and staff, and there have been eight positive tests, including five football players.
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Steven M. Sipple: If college football is to be played, Frost believes change of mindset needed
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Limos, masks and isolation: With Martinez helping lead way, Huskers push forward aggressively but safely
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Frost says five Husker football players tested positive for COVID-19 since early April
Scott Frost said NU has been aggressive from the start in its approach to working through the pandemic, with an obvious eye on safety.
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Some players with connections to the Cornhusker State will have a chance to play in MLB's shortened season.
Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos hopes for a smooth football season. His words suggest he's preparing for something else.
As was the case last summer, Husker AD Bill Moos says six wins would represent a successful football season for NU's developing program.
Husker coaches keeping Nebraska players home coincides with deeper talent pool in state.
