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LINCOLN — University of Nebraska President Ted Carter on Thursday previewed a five-point plan designed to get NU out of a $58 million shortfall and “back on offense.”
The NU Board of Regents voted Thursday to move oversight of Husker Athletics from the UNL chancellor's office to NU President Ted Carter's office.
If approved, the move would install Nebraska system president Ted Carter as the direct supervisor of athletic director Trev Alberts.
"Volleyball Day in Nebraska will be an exciting day for our fans, and we want to provide them as many concession offerings and amenities as possible," AD Trev Alberts said.
The agenda includes raising NU tuition rates and regents may address Rodney Bennett's candidacy for UNL chancellor.