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5-Star Battie becomes highest-rated signee in Husker basketball history
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Editor Score Predictions: Nebraska vs. Rutgers
Follow along as The Daily Nebraskan’s sports senior staff makes their predictions for every Nebraska football game this fall. A rolling tally will be kept throughout 2026, with the best record crowned at the end of the season. Alex Berry, senior sports editor: Nebraska 42, Rutgers 21. This sort...
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‘Mentally it’s draining’: Lincoln tenant describes years of rental problems
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — A Lincoln mother says she’s spent nearly three years dealing with a leaking ceiling, sewage backups and yellow jackets inside the walls of her rental home — and now, she’s preparing to leave. Ashley Neukirch alleges many of her concerns about the...
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Nebraska softball star Jordy Frahm signs with AUSL ahead of 2027 season
One of the top players in women’s college softball last season will make her debut in the professional ranks in 2027. The Athletes Unlimited Softball League announced Thursday, Nov. 12 that former Nebraska star Jordy Frahm has signed with the Oklahoma City Sparks for the upcoming season. Back in June, Frahm — formerly Bahl — announced that she played in the Women’s College World Series while she was pregnant and elected to not play in AUSL last season. The Spark selected her with a provisional pick in the 2026 draft. Just before the Women’s College World Series began last May, Frahm was named National Player of the Year by USA Softball. A superb two-way player, no other player aside from Frahm in the country last season had a batting average north of .400 and an ERA below 1.40. A 5-foot-8 right-handed pitcher and utility player from Papillion, Nebraska, Frahm was also named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year and a first-team All-American by Softball America and D1 Softball last season. The NFCA also gave Frahm a First Team All-American nod, making her the 14th player in the history of the sport to be named to the team four times. In