The Nebraska football team finished 7-6, securing bowl eligibility for the first time since 2016 and winning a bowl game for the first time since 2015. While the second half of the season included some disappointing losses in ways Husker fans have become all too accustomed to seeing,

If Colorado ever meets Nebraska on a football field again, it won’t feel as important anymore because Bill McCartney won’t be there to watch it.

Tom Osborne liked Bill McCartney. A lot. Charlie McBride, Osborne’s longtime defensive coordinator with the Huskers, the father of “The Blackshirts” and a former CU Buffs

Bill McCartney preached a message of respect — and hatred — to NU. The insults and rancor left their mark on Husker fans — who have rooted against Colorado ever

Leading up to a 2018 matchup with hated rival Nebraska, Colorado brought a special guest to the weekly press conference. Bill McCartney hadn’t coached the Buffaloes in 24 years, and CU hadn’t

The Colorado Department of Natural Resources announced Monday that the state has met its obligation to take out of irrigation some 10,000 acres of farmland on the south fork of

Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture, located in Curtis, has long been recognized for its commitment to the agricultural industry by offering only ag-based majors and certifications. Additionally,

Peoples Co., headquartered in Clive, has acquired Lincoln, Neb.-based United Farm and Ranch Management, a nearly 100-year-old land management company, Steve Bruere, Peoples’ president, announced in a news release.

Another honor for Nebraska volleyball's Andi Jackson. Jackson will have her high school jersey retired Friday in her hometown of Brighton, Colorado. The Husker

This could be me, incoming Nebraska receiver Cortez Mills often thought while watching close friend Jacory Barney become a focal point of the Husker offense as a true freshman. Now

From kicking to punting to protection, nearly every area of Nebraska’s special teams had a miscue at one point in the season.

2015 — Lindsey Vonn wins a super-G for her record 63rd World Cup victory. The American breaks Annemarie Moser-Proell’s 35-year-old record of 62 World Cup wins with a flawless run down the Olympia delle Tofane course at Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, finishing by a huge 0.85 ahead of Anna Fenninger of Austria.