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Know Your Husker: Justin Evans (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Nebraska fifth-year center Justin Evans has emerged as a prominent leader on the 2026 team. Head Coach Matt Rhule said Evans received the most votes for a single-digit jersey of any offensive lineman he’s ever coached. In addition, Evans represented the Huskers at Big Ten Media Days in July. He was named to the Rimington Trophy watch list — the award given annually to the most outstanding center in college football. Evans answered 10 questions on 10/11’s Know Your Huskers.
Concordia routs Waldorf 77-7 behind Stark’s 8-touchdown performance (opens the original)
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SEWARD, Neb. (KOLN) - Concordia football opened its 100th season with an overwhelming 77-7 win over Waldorf. Quarterback Gideon Stark gave a historic performance, throwing a school record 8 touchdown passes, all of which came in the first three quarters. Stark finished with 388 yards on 24-38 passing. Senior wide receiver Jonny Puelz hauled in 4 touchdowns, tallying 109 yards on 9 catches. Concordia outgained Waldorf 681 to 126, while earning 41 first downs to 11. The Bulldogs return on Saturday
Nebraska sweeps through “Spikes Under the Lights,” wins $350,000 (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Texas. (KOLN) - Nebraska swept through the “Spikes Under the Lights” tournament, winning two matches to claim a $350,000 prize. The No. 1 ranked Huskers earned two-set wins over Florida and SMU the win the four-team exhibition tournament at AT&T Stadium. WATCH: Nebraska receives a $150,000 check after winning Spikes Under the Lights. Total earnings from the trip to Arlington: $350,000. #Huskers @1011_News pic.twitter.com/17sjm6UP8v Absolutely love this. Nebraska players salute the fan
Nebraska defeats Florida in two sets to advance to Spikes Under the Lights Championship (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Texas. (KOLN) - Nebraska opened the “Spikes Under the Lights” tournament with a two-set semifinal win over Florida on Thursday, advancing to the championship later in the evening. Nebraska took the first set 21-19 before winning the second 21-18. Teraya Sigler led with 6 kills, while Andi Jackson had 5 kills and 3 blocks. The Huskers will play the winner of Penn State and SMU in the championship match. The first-of-its-kind tournament is a four-team exhibition with a $1 million prize
‘Spikes Under the Lights’ preparation underway at AT&T Stadium (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Work is underway at AT&T Stadium in Texas, transforming the home of the Dallas Cowboys into the site of “Spikes Under the Lights” volleyball. The first-of-its-kind tournament is a four-team exhibition with a $1 million prize pool. Nebraska volleyball will share the NFL stadium stage with Florida, Penn State and SMU. The court spans between the 30-yard lines, with most of the seating spread throughout the 100,000-plus-capacity stadium. The glass west end will be covered wit
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