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The Husker Hall of Fame class of 2021 includes two Olympians in swimmer Therese Alshammar and gold-meal wrestler Jordan Burroughs.

This is HuskerOnline.com’s feature in which recruiting analysts Mike Matya and Bryan Munson give their weekly takes on topical issues concerning Nebraska football, baseball and recruiting. Today in our next installment of “Three and Out” we hit on top dozen Huskers, in-state outreach, and 500-mile radius R250 prospects. Touchdown Tommie tops Bryan’s list of former […]

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Tim Tebow wasn’t the first — and surely won’t be the last — college quarterback to switch positions in the NFL. The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner is, however, the first to do it more than a decade after making his professional debut. Tebow signed a one-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday and is returning to pro football for the first time since getting released by Philadelphia a week before the 2015 season opener. The former Fl...

Kings of Leon tour Rock Hall, NFT exhibit before draft gig Caleb Followill looks at a Beatles display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Thursday, April 29, 2021, in Cleveland. Rockers Kings of Leon tour a new digital exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the NFT (cryptocurrency) launching before the rock band plays at the NFL draft, Thursday, April 29, 2021, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) Kings of Leon’s rock and roll journey has taken them from an NFT to the NFL. One o...

Kings of Leon tour Rock Hall, NFT exhibit before draft gig Follow Us Question of the Day The Supreme Court declined to take up a case on women & the military draft. Who should have to register with the Selective Service? Question of the Day Kings of Leon’s rock and roll journey has taken them from an NFT to the NFL. One of rock’s biggest acts, the band visited the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday to see a new exhibit featuring their venture into cryptocurrency before they op...

By Bob Harig Special to ESPN.com While the band marches onto the field at the intermission of the 1999 college football season, there is plenty of time to ponder what will happen in the second half. Eric Crouch quarterbacks a Nebraska team capable of winning the first national title of the post-Osborne era. It promises to be quite interesting, with a battle to the finish for the national championship, and no clear-cut Heisman Trophy winner. If the first half taught us anything, surprises sh...

There was no real surprise Tuesday night in a year full of surprises. Devonta Smith, second on my ballot for the record (Trevor Lawrence was third), won the Heisman Trophy and in a year that didn’t seem normal, it was fitting that a wide receiver won the Heisman, the first one since 1991. But there was a Heisman delivered to Gainesville, just in case, and that certainly was something for the Gator Nation and Kyle Trask (first on my ballot) be proud of. (They delivered one to each school of th...

Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports Happy Monday, everyone. The college football writers seemed to have enjoyed their long holiday weekends, as they should, so things are a tad light today. Still, we bring you what we have. First off, Alabama’s opponent is dealing with a coordinator getting hired before the playoff game. Imagine that. Related Kelly is confident that Lea and the entire coaching staff will be in sync come Jan. 1 in the Rose Bowl in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The Irish ope...

Report Card: Huskers 28, Rutgers Scarlet Knights 21 Share this story Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images You have to admit that Nebraska looked like it was waiving the white flag on the season early against Rutgers with four first quarter fumbles, losing two of them. Let’s get back on the plane and go home. Enough of this totally crappy year. But Nebraska didn’t head to the airport at halftime; the Huskers came back to a frozen football field in Jersey and made a stateme...