Tom Shatel's Press Box: John Cook's retirement speech was everything it should be
In this episode of Tom Shatel's Press Box, Tom Shatel discusses John Cook's retirement and what he learned from the legendary ...
Shatel: Dani Busboom Kelly takes the helm of Nebraska volleyball. How far will she push the sport?
Dani Busboom Kelly joins a department that has had female head coaches in other sports. But DBK is the highest profile female ...
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Shatel: Yes, Nebraska's saying goodbye to the spring game. But a 'showcase' might be better
— Husker Fan Fest, set for the last weekend in April. A chance to meet with football and volleyball players and coaches. NIL chances, too, of course. Carnival rides. Matt Rhule on the dunk tank ...
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Shatel: John Cook isn't burning out or fading away — his Nebraska legacy will endure
He made an entire state, and fan base, feel like they were family. That’s a legacy. Tom Shatel is a sports columnist for the Omaha World-Herald.
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Tom's Take: Pinstripe Bowl
Tom Shatel of the Omaha World-Herald gives his take on the Huskers' first bowl win since 2015. Blue states have good reason to fear a MAGA-led constitutional convention How Factories Make Ice ...
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Shatel: Time to buy dancing shoes? NCAA tournament forecast for Nebraska's in-state basketball teams
The Huskers, 14-8, played their way off the bubble with that six-game losing streak. But back-to-back wins over ranked teams — and Quad 1 teams — have put NU back in the conversation. With ...
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Shatel: How Troy Dannen views revenue sharing, transfer portal changes and Nebraska's next steps
We interrupt the chaos and confusion in college sports for a special bulletin. There’s a football game on Monday night! The national championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State looks ...
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Shatel: John Cook isn't burning out or fading away — his Nebraska legacy will endure
When Dani Busboom Kelly takes the baton, she will have a lead on the pack. That’s a legacy. Tom Osborne did it. Bob Stoops did it. A legion of coaches who were able to leave on their own terms ...