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Wrestling: Will the Seniors Return for the Huskers? All six of Nebraska’s seniors were starters, will any of them return for another year of eligibility? Share this story Jon Johnston / CORN NATION This past season, the Huskers had six seniors in their starting lineup. And with this year not counting against eligibility, these seniors can choose to come back for another year. Their scholarships wouldn’t count against the 9.9 scholarships the team is allowed, but the university is responsible for footing the bill. That means that right now we have no idea who will be taking the mat for Neb...

Wrestling Roundup: Nebraska Has a No. 1 Share this story Dylan Guenther / Corn Nation With a bye week this weekend, I’ll take some time to dive into some news, observations and outlook going forward. The Nebraska wrestling team went 2-0 over the weekend but still dropped a spot in the National Wrestling Coaches Association Coaches Poll to No. 8. The Huskers were leapfrogged by Virginia Tech, which went from No. 8 to No. 4 after defeating then-No. 2 NC State. Here is the complete NWCA Top 25 and their records (Big Ten teams in bold) Iowa 5-0 Nebraska has a No. 1 The Huskers officially have ...

Story Links The Nebraska wrestling team ended its 2021 home slate in dramatic fashion, winning the final two matches against Wisconsin to earn a 21-15 win on Sunday at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers (4-1, 4-1 Big Ten) finish undefeated at home for the first time since the 2007-08 season during which […]

Wrestling: Huskers Dominated by Hawkeyes Share this story Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images The No. 6 Nebraska wrestling team traveled to Iowa City, Iowa to take on the best of the best in college wrestling. And the Huskers were served some humble pie thanks to the Hawkeyes. Top-ranked Iowa beat Nebraska 31-6 after winning the first six matches to go up 24-0. Iowa showed why they’re at the top. And to be honest, the gap between them and the rest of the field is quite wide. I expect Iowa to do this to many of the top teams this dual season.

; TuneIn (maybe) ANNOUNCERS: Shane Sparks and Jim Gibbons And we're back! It's been over 10 months since the last time Iowa wrestling competed in a dual meet (a 34-6 win over Oklahoma State in last year's regular season finale), but after a long absence, Iowa wrestling is finally set to be back in our lives tonight. Huzzah!  Iowa gets the 2021 season underway with a visit from a a feisty border rival, #6 Nebraska. Nebraska-Iowa duals have often been chippy in recent years and there's no love lost between the Iowa and Nebraska coaching staffs; how will that dynamic play out in a Carver-Ha...