
NE KS 4 NE picnic on Saturday, August 9, 2025
Join us for our 2025 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka,...
Join us for our 2025 Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Picnic St. David’s Parish Hall 17th St & Gage Blvd Topeka, Kansas Saturday, August 9, 2025 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. You don’t need to bring anything but your Husker spirit. Hot dogs, beverages, Runzas, wings, and desserts. So, with all these goodies, you don’t need to bring anything but yourself! Northeast Kansans for Nebraska chapter members and their family are free. Non-members will be asked to make a small donation to attend. Our guest speaker... |
One of the most important activities our Northeast Kansans for Nebraska Alumni chapter does is provide three annual financial scholarships to local students attending the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Two $1,500 annual scholarships are provided by our chapter members and a third $1,000 annual scholarship is awarded as the Bob Elliott Memorial Scholarship. If you have a son or daughter, grandson, or granddaughter, attending UNL or enrolling for the 2024-2025 school year at UNL, the deadline for the application process is approaching. Because our... |
Your donations during this year’s game watches toward Doorstep totaled $520. Thank you for your generosity showing, as Husker fans, we not only support our university, and its sports teams, but we support great causes. With the challenges our local charitable organizations are facing, we modify one of our key phrases to state, “There are no fans like Nebraska’s”. Go Big Red. |
For 25 years, Northeast Kansans for Nebraska has provided Husker fans in the area with the opportunity to gather and celebrate all manner of things related to the University of Nebraska. From picnics to game watches to tailgates at sporting events, Husker fans in the region have been able to join together and cheer for their beloved Huskers. Beyond this, the group has also had a commitment to the community. For example, each year, we collect donations for the Topeka Rescue Mission. Another key focus... |
Nebraska Athletics Lots of games break the Huskers way to move them up the standings on the final day of the regular season. It was clear right from the words “Play ball!” that this would be the Huskers’ day. After a poor start Thursday, and a nightmare finish to the game Friday (after the tarp had been out), Nebraska put together a complete game. Nebraska knew going in that they weren’t going to tax anyone on their pitching staff, so they would potentially need some... |
Andy Ketterson And if anyone thinks this kind of performance was expected? Well, it was not. Not by SLU, not Rhonda, not anyone – read on. For many Nebraska Cornhuskers fans, the Southeastern Louisiana matchup was a godsend, a swinging door to the finals on Sunday. And, after the game concluded with a 14-1 thumping on a very warm but breezy Saturday afternoon, that opinion had appeared to turn into a well-supported conclusion. The Huskers unloaded on the Lions with a .444 average on 12-27... |
Nebraska’s Brock Hardy (right), seen here in a match against Iowa’s Real Woods at the NCAA Championships in 2023, took on Woods on Saturday in the World Team Trials final at 65 kg. | Photo by Shane Bevel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Hardy put together an impressive tournament before falling to the former Hawkeye in the WTT final on Saturday Nebraska sent six wrestlers to the Senior-level World Team Trials this weekend — three returned with hardware but none of them earned a bid to... |
Andy Ketterson And by quick, I mean the Southeastern Louisiana Lions will run – or will they? Are the Southland Conference champs for real? After three innings in the LSU – SLU matchup, the Baton Rouge regional was cruising along according to script. The Nebraska Cornhuskers handled Big East champion Connecticut in run-rule fashion dispatching the Huskies in six innings and relieving Jordy Bahl after three while riding her 2-homer 5-RBI performance to victory. In the second game, LSU was on point with a 3-0... |
Photo by Ronald C. Modra/Getty Images On this week’s Five Heart Podcast, hosts Greg and Minnie bring the laughs and Husker talk in a lively, nostalgia-fueled episode. Greg debuts a fresh haircut and a Big Red Ale, while Minnie channels her 1980s spirit with a vintage Husker look. The duo reflects on Nebraska’s 1983 blowout win over Minnesota, teasing exclusive content for YouTube members. They dive into the volleyball team’s new Epicenter docuseries, celebrating spring highlights and fan engagement. Football news includes Nebraska’s upcoming season... |
Devin Nunez homers for the first time since March | Nebraska Athletics Defensive miscues cost Cornhuskers in disappointing loss in Indiana In a game that got chippy early on, the Purdue Boilermakers got to puff their chests out after a rain delay as they walked-off Nebraska to split the series. Nebraska has been on the other side of these kind of heroics, but in tonight’s game, four defensive errors had as much to do with the loss as the ninth inning homer. Having clinched a... |
Andy Ketterson Jordy Bahl served notice in the Huskers opener with 3 strong innings and two long blasts. Sure, this wasn’t LSU, it was Connecticut from the softball afterthought Big East Conference. But nonetheless, Jordy Bahl sent the opening salvos of the NCAA tournament and sending a loud message to all after being nominated for two different organization’s national player of the year awards. In the circle, the Nebraska Cornhuskers pitcher surrendered nothing and struck out 3, before handing things off to Kylee Magee after... |
Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images College football has never had more coaches and player turnover than it has at this very moment. The expectation to win and win quickly means that coaches are shown the door, with buyouts being the norm. Players are chasing the best deal possible with little to no regulation on the transfer portal. Players and coaches can expect to move on before a contract or degree is concluded. Nebraska is bucking that trend; players and coaches with opportunities and reason to... |
Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images Scott Frost. Oops. Anyways, if you have been scouring the Husker hot takes this week then you likely stumbled upon many mentions of Scott Frost. In particularly, was Josh Peterson of 1620 the Zone who thinks that Frost should testify in front of a jury of his peers and take responsibility for the travesty that was the Frost tenure. Only then will Josh be satisfied and then we as a fan base will be given permission to move on. Unfortunately... |
Cayden Brumbaugh’s gritty play sparks Cornhuskers tonight | Nebraska Athletics Cornhusker bullpen stands tall again! BOOM! Purdue up 5-0 after two innings. BOOM! Purdue up 8-0 after three. BOOM! Purdue up 8-6 after four. BOOM! Tie ball game at 8-8 after Nebraska finished their fifth inning. BOOM! Nebraska takes a 11-8 lead! What a crazy start to the series. But why shouldn’t it be in what has become Nebraska’s annual melodrama against the Purdue Boilermakers. Quick inning of work for @tucker_t_24. Due up: Carey, Jesske,... |
Nebraska Athletics Who knows, but they made It, so there’s a chance. Read on for a preview, how to watch/listen info, expected weather and scouting reports. “The inches we need are everywhere around us. They’re in every break of the game, every minute, every second.” – Al Pacino as Tony D’Amato in Any Given Sunday Any Given Sunday was a very imperfect movie about pro football, which contained an absolutely perfect coach speech from Al Pacino about how football is a game of inches and... |
Photo by Norm Hall/MLB Photos via Getty Images #NeverForget Series Preview Nebraska Cornhuskers (26-26) at Purdue Boilermakers (30-21)Location: Alexander Field, West Lafayette, INDates: May 15-17thTimes (CDT): Thursday @ 4:30 pm **time change**, Friday @ 5 pm, Saturday @ 1 pmHead Coaches: Will Bolt (6th season, 163-123-1) & Greg Goff (6th season, 139-127)TV/Stream: All games on B1G+Radio: Huskers Radio Network, Huskers.com, Huskers App Well, well, well… look who it is again at the end of the season. The team with the magic tarp. The Big Ten... |