HE JOINS US LIVE NOW WITH THAT AND A LOOK AT THE CONDITIONS OUT THERE. ERIN, WHAT ARE YOU SEEING ... temperatures coming through parts of Nebraska and Iowa, some cities and towns have declared ...

Iowa remained ice cold in the second half and opened 1-of-6 from the field while Nebraska connected on seven of its first eight attempts to build ... he gave us problems. Then, offensively, you ...

Chunk, Inc., was launched in a spare bedroom in Lance Morgan’s apartment, the award-winning tribal enterprise has grown into ...

After leaving Washington, he rolled up his sleeves to build houses for Habitat for Humanity. He quietly taught Sunday School for decades. And along the way, he used his time and talents to help ...

The Trojans (11-6, 3-3 Big Ten) never trailed, shot 37-of-57 (67%) from the field, 10-of-15 (60%) from 3-point range and ...

Two months into a program-altering 180 days, projecting Nebraska football's 105-man roster remains a bear of a task, writes ...

Just like that, the Nebraska men's basketball season may have gotten away from Fred Hoiberg. Only a couple weeks ago did the Big Red improve to 12-2 on a 66-58 ...

Every so often, Al Juhnke, executive director of the Nebraska Pork Producers Association, says he'll get a ... on each other. We come from storms, weather incidents, where you depend on your ...

Nebraska’s offense dried up as Iowa made its push. The Huskers dribbled into crowds and forced shots as the Hawkeyes systematically dismantled NU, a winnable game slipping from Nebraska’s grasp.

IOWA CITY — Nebraska was abandoned by its strengths at Iowa. Fred Hoiberg liked the results of building an ... defensively he gave us problems, and then offensively you saw what he did.

LOST IN NEW YORK ON THE SUBWAY — And what that means is, you ... season, he took the job himself, taught the schemes, and got results. Likewise, Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz watched Nebraska punk ...

It's not that Iowa is a bad program. Far from it. Say what you want about Kirk Ferentz, but he has done a great job building things ... or maybe fans just need to come to terms with the ...