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Neb. State Patrol, Instead Of UNL Police, To Escort NU Football Coach Off Field After Games - Vimarsana News

Neb. State Patrol, Instead Of UNL Police, To Escort NU Football Coach Off Field After Games

LINCOLN — During Thursday night’s Nebraska-Minnesota football game, spectators may have noticed a shift in the “backfield” that provides security for the NU football coach.

Nebraska Football: Huskers to hand out Blackshirts on Sunday - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Football: Huskers to hand out Blackshirts on Sunday

Nebraska head football coach Matt Rhule met with the media on Friday morning. The Husker head coach is in the midst of preparations for Nebraska's Week 1 game against Minnesota. He confirmed during his availability that the coaching staff will begin handing out the blackshirts later this weekend.

13 Headhunting Firms to Know to Land a Private Equity, Hedge Fund Job - Vimarsana News

13 Headhunting Firms to Know to Land a Private Equity, Hedge Fund Job

Insider tapped its sources to identify the 13 headhunting firms that aspiring traders and dealmakers should know to get a job on the buy side.

15+ questions about Volleyball Day in Nebraska, answered - Vimarsana News

15+ questions about Volleyball Day in Nebraska, answered

On Aug. 30, Memorial Stadium’s gates will open, and a flood of tens of thousands of Nebraska volleyball fans are expected to fill the stadium bleachers for an evening of

Amid sports betting scandals, WarHorse, Huskers vigilant - Vimarsana News

Amid sports betting scandals, WarHorse, Huskers vigilant

As Nebraska embarks on its first fall of legalized sports betting, no one appears naïve enough to call the scandal that has unfolded in Iowa a one-off incident.

Source: omaha.com