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CBS to Broadcast 5-Hour Star-Studded “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” with Nearly 50 TV Performances – Live Show at Bicentennial Mall to be Anchored by Headliners Dierks Bentley, Zac Brown Band and Dan + Shay Meet Lisa’s Pet of the Week! We’re helping these pets find their forever home with Proverbs 12:10 Animal Rescue!
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CBS to Broadcast 5-Hour Star-Studded “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” with Nearly 50 TV Performances – Live Show at Bicentennial Mall to be Anchored by Headliners Dierks Bentley, Zac Brown Band and Dan + Shay Meet Lisa’s Pet of the Week! We’re helping these pets find their forever home with Proverbs 12:10 Animal Rescue!
Nebraska DL Damian Jackson named finalist for Armed Forces Merit Award
Damian Jackson leads the Husker football team out of the tunnel holding the flag during the game against Ohio State at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2017. UNL students that are passionate about medicine can speak with Lasik Omaha doctors to learn more about the medical advances in eye care.
Former NU coach Tim Miles to join FOX Sports as an analyst for 2019-20 season
Former Nebraska coach Tim Miles has found work for the upcoming season. FOX Sports announced on Thursday afternoon that Miles will join the network’s coverage as a game analyst for the upcoming season. “Also new to the network’s college basketball coverage, former NCAA head coach Tim Miles joins FOX Sports as a game analyst this season,” the network said in a press release.
Charli XCX takes listeners on a personal journey with first album in five years
Charli XCX first made herself known in the mainstream music scene after being featured in Iggy Azalea's “Fancy” in early 2014. Since then, she’s made waves of her own, releasing hit songs such as “Boom Clap” (2014), “Break The Rules” (2014) and “Boys” (2017). Despite these successes, she hasn’t produced an album in five years. Released on Friday, Sept. 13, her new self-titled album “Charli” is her third studio album to date.
Nebraska Legislature advances appropriations bill providing NU funding
The Nebraska Legislature on Wednesday discussed and advanced the biennial budget offered by the Appropriations Committee, which includes funding for the University of Nebraska system. The bill raised debate over whether proposed university spending levels are appropriate. The bill, LB294, allocates approximately $591 million to the University of Nebraska system for the 2019-20 fiscal year and $611 million for the 2020-21 fiscal year.
Huskers to take on Penn State, hopefully get school record
Nebraska is hoping to get its season back on track against Penn State at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Thursday, Jan. 10. The Huskers (11-4, 1-3) haven’t picked up a win against a Big Ten opponent since early December, when Nebraska defeated Illinois 75-60 to open conference play. Since then, Nebraska has lost to Minnesota, Maryland and Iowa in conference play, all of which came on the road.
No. 24 Nebraska falls to No. 25 Iowa 93-84 in second consecutive Big Ten loss
The No. 25 Iowa Hawkeyes used fastbreak scoring opportunities and a suffocating zone defense to put away No. 24 Nebraska 93-84 Sunday in Iowa City, Iowa. The Hawkeyes finished the game out-scoring the Huskers 27-14 in transition, and forced Nebraska’s usually efficient three-point offense to shoot just 4-23 from the perimeter. The loss is Nebraska’s second consecutive Big Ten loss this season and brought the Huskers’ record to 11-4 and 1-3 in Big Ten play.
Nebraska men's basketball ranked No. 25 in preseason coaches poll
For the third time in school history, Nebraska will be ranked in either the AP or coaches preseason poll. In US Today’s preseason coaches poll, Nebraska comes in as the No. 25 team in the country. This is the first time Nebraska has been ranked in men’s basketball since 2014.The preseason rank comes as the Huskers return most of their team and are coming off a strong season, going 13-5 in Big Ten conference play.
Huskers feel ready to open season against old rival Colorado
Let’s try this again.Scott Frost and company had to wait an extra week to roll out the new-look Nebraska, but the added drama of an old foe visiting town is worth the wait.Instead of likely coasting to a season-opening win, the Huskers will instead face a daunting challenge to start the Scott Frost era when they take on Colorado on Saturday afternoon.
UNL students, faculty respond to Carey Dean Moore’s execution
The state of Nebraska executed Carey Dean Moore on Aug. 14, 2018 — the first use of capital punishment in Nebraska in 21 years.Moore was convicted for the 1979 killings of Omaha cab drivers Reuel Van Ness and Maynard Helgeland when he was 22. Following his conviction, he remained a death row inmate for 38 years.Moore’s execution was the first since 1997 and the first since voters reinstated the death penalty in the 2016 referendum.
MULLIN: NU basketball recruiting uncertain after loss of Hunter, Johnson
Nebraska basketball’s 2018 recruiting class was dealt a large blow when its top-rated recruit, Xavier Johnson, announced he was decommitting from the Huskers on April 13.
DN male athlete of the year: James Palmer Jr.
Editor’s note: At the conclusion of each academic school year, The Daily Nebraskan sports staff nominates and votes on individuals to be named The Daily Nebraskan Athletes and Coaches of the Year.
Parquet Courts and Lion Babe to headline 15th Lincoln Calling festival
With over 8,000 music lovers flocking to the Star City for the Lincoln Calling festival last September, the event has grown increasingly in lineup size and ticket sales since its start in 2003.With the dates for the 2018 show set for Sept. 17-22, the nonprofit event is celebrating its 15th year, and the first round of the lineup was announced Monday.New York post-punk band Parquet Courts, whose new album “Wide Awake” drops in May, headlines the festival.
COUNTERPOINT: Prospects are dim for Huskers with Miles at the helm
A disappointing 66-59 loss to No. 4-seeded Mississippi State on March 14 in the first round of the NIT capped Tim Miles’ sixth season at Nebraska.
POINT: Huskers have bright future under Miles
Another season of Nebraska men’s basketball has come and gone, and the Huskers failed to qualify for the NCAA Tournament yet again. Head coach Tim Miles has only brought NU to the Big Dance once in his six years with the program, and questions remain regarding whether he is the one who will take Husker basketball to the next level.Although this past season ended in disappointment for Nebraska fans, the 2017-18 campaign was historic in many ways.
Men’s Basketball Player of the Week, Feb. 20
Isaiah Roby played two strong games last week to earn The Daily Nebraskan’s Men’s Basketball Player of the Week award for the second straight week.The sophomore forward posted a double-double in both games last week as Nebraska split its games, defeating Maryland on Tuesday, Feb. 13 before losing to Illinois on Feb. 18.Against Maryland, Roby held up against the size and strength of the Terrapins’ Bruno Fernando.
Nebraska looks to bounce back at home vs. Indiana
As the regular season comes to a close, Nebraska basketball’s room for error has disappeared.In losing 72-66 to Illinois on Sunday, the Huskers dug themselves into a hole with little time to get out.
Men’s Basketball Player of the Week, Feb. 13
Isaiah Roby’s strong showings this week propelled him to this his first honor as The Daily Nebraskan Men’s Basketball Player of the Week.Roby gained national attention this week after throwing down a monstrous dunk in the first half of Nebraska’s game against Rutgers on Saturday.
Controversial Nebraska legislative bill may threaten freedom of speech on college campuses
Different ideas regarding free speech on college campuses clashed at the Nebraska Legislature’s Education Committee public hearing on Jan. 30.Legislative Bill 718, introduced by State Sen.
Nebraska legislative bill proposing sexual assault climate surveys heard
Legislation heard at the Capitol Tuesday by the Education Committee would require all postsecondary educational institutions to conduct sexual assault climate surveys beginning Sept. 1, 2018.If passed, Legislative Bill 898, introduced by Sen.
Palmer. Jr.’s 34-point effort not enough to save Huskers from No. 13 Ohio State
With the momentum of a dominant win over No. 23 Michigan on Thursday, Nebraska entered Columbus, Ohio, as double-digit underdogs to take on the No. 13 Ohio State Buckeyes.
NU men’s basketball to face toughest Big Ten opponent yet
Fresh off a last-second victory against the Illinois Fighting Illini, the Nebraska men’s basketball team takes on the No. 23 Michigan Wolverines on Thursday, Jan. 19, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.Junior guard James Palmer Jr. hit a 3-pointer with three-tenths of a second left to give the Huskers a 64-63 win over Illinois on Monday, bringing their record to 13-7 (4-3) on the season.The Wolverines also won on Monday in the closing seconds of their matchup with Maryland.
Three-pointer at the buzzer gives Huskers 64-63 win over Illinois
Most nights, games like this don’t end in Nebraska’s favor.In a game where hardly anything went right for the Huskers, James Palmer Jr. beat the buzzer with a three point shot to steal a win from Illinois, 64-63, and keep Nebraska’s postseason hopes alive.“I’d rather be lucky than good,” Nebraska head coach Tim Miles said afterward.
Starting center Jordy Tshimanga will return to team after five-day absence
Nebraska sophomore center Jordy Tshimanga will return to the team on Tuesday, per head coach Tim Miles on Monday night.“We are happy to announce that Jordy will rejoin the team Tuesday,” Miles said. “We look forward to him getting back on the court soon.”“Last week, I discussed some personal issues with Coach Miles,” Tshimanga said in an official statement.
Jordy Tshimanga did not travel with team, future status uncertain
Sophomore center Jordy Tshimanga did not travel with Nebraska to Penn State this afternoon, and his status going forward with the team is unclear, according to multiple sources.After a breakout freshman season, in which he started in nine games and averaged five points and four rebounds per game, Tshimanga saw a dip in performance despite starting every game so far this season.So far, there is no official statement on the matter from the program.
Nebraska state senator introduces Student Journalism Protection Act
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