Mike Dobbs

Plenty of Nebraska appearances in this year's edition of One Shining Moment.

A Husker through and through. ♥️ Thank you Coach Brink for the love and dedication you’ve put into this program over the years.

This is crazy when you think about it 💰

UCLA won the national championship with the smallest operating budget of the women’s semifinalists 👀 🔵 UCLA - $7.8M 🟠 Texas - $9.8M 🔴 South Carolina - $11.5M ⚫️ UConn - $12.5M (h/t @LevAkabas)

𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: The 2026 Masters concessions at Augusta National have gone viral for being extremely cheap. You could order every item for a total of $78.75. Every sports organization needs to take notes. 🤯🤯🤯

STOP opening early. This is why your command and spin are trash. You CANNOT use your lift leg to create hip rotation. Do that… and you land open. Land open… and everything breaks: - No command - No spin efficiency - Velocity leaks Here’s the truth nobody teaches: 👉 You MUST land closed. Why? Because landing closed allows you to BLOCK pelvic rotation. And when the pelvis stops… You’re squared to the target. Now your arm can work clean. Now your pitches actually spin. Now you can locate. If you land open? You’re forced to throw across your body just to survive. That’s inconsistency. That’s lost velo. That’s bad mechanics. Real power comes from ONE place: 🔥 The back hip drives rotation NOT the lift leg The lift leg builds momentum. The back hip delivers force. That’s the difference between throwing hard… and throwing with command + elite spin. If you want to actually develop pro-level mechanics: Go here now 👉 topvelocity.org #pitchingmechanics #baseballtraining #pitchingvelocity #baseballcoach #throwhard #pitchingtips #baseballdevelopment

The 11 Gold Gloves of former Huskers come entirely from two players: Alex Gordon (8 - 2011-2014 & 2017-2020) Darin Erstad (3 - 2000, 2002, 2004)

Their legacy will live on forever at Creighton🔵⚪️

Nebraska High School Hall of Fame 2026 Football Dan McLaughlin Greg Zuerlein Brett Maher Bill Engelhardt Bret Clark Ken Clark Guy Ingles Dominant Dynasty Cambridge 1992-2005 Seward Football 2001 Silver Anniversary

Baseball is a life lesson in disguise. You’ll fail. A lot. You won’t control the outcome. You’ll get humbled fast. But if you stick with it… You learn discipline. You learn toughness. You learn how to respond. That’s why the game matters ⚾️💯

Incredible accomplishments. Also proud of his involvement w/ negreatss . Thanks for everything @EpleyBoyd!

Husker men's gymnastics is honoring the passing of longtime assistant coach Jim Hartung with patches on their uniforms at the Big Ten Championships. ❤️ Hartung was a coach with Nebraska for 19 years and passed away in early January.

Asked Alex Karaban if he sees himself as an example for the next generation of college players: "I want the old ways of college basketball to come back... Guys stay for 4 years, stay loyal, and realize the grass isn't always greener on the other side"

I have located the w̶o̶r̶s̶t̶ most unique seat in the house for the @MFinalFour. (Felt like hitting the stairstepper at my local gym to get to the seat.) 📍@LucasOilStadium Section: 631 Row: 22N Seat: 2 $: ~$426 before fees for Saturday

This looks awful. Honestly.

The nation's best resides in Lincoln. Coach Hoiberg is your Associated Press National Coach of the Year.

Basketball should be played in basketball arenas, not football stadiums.

🚨 Fetterman Drops a Bomb on Oprah: Senator John Fetterman just exposed how Oprah Winfrey allegedly tried to buy his vote on the “Big Beautiful Bill.” “She had her assistant approach me and offer me $20 million to vote against the bill,” Fetterman told the Senate Oversight Committee. “I told her that’s not how our country works.” He immediately informed Democrat leadership. Their response? “They swept it under the rug.” A Democrat senator turning down $20M from one of the most powerful liberals in America — and his own party buried it. Integrity over cash. Rare sight in DC. What do you think — real stand or political theater? 👇 #Fetterman #Oprah #BigBeautifulBill

13 Things I Would Tell Myself as a Young Player: 1. The work you put in away from your team is where real growth happens. Take your personal development into our own hands. Stop waiting for others to help you. 2. The game will be hard on your body. Take care of it. 3. Accountability will be one of your biggest weaknesses. Get better at it ASAP! 4. Everyday you play catch you are a pitcher. Even if you’re not slated to pitch that day, while you play catch, be a pitcher. Work on your throwing mechanics, throw your off speed pitches and hit spots on your partner. 5. THROW YOUR CHANGE UP!! Start learning it from day one. Experiment with different grips. Keep it out of your palm. Play catch with it EVERYDAY you throw the ball. It will be a very important pitch you need later. Develop it and your confidence in it early on so you don’t need to later. 6. GET STRONGER!! 7. Be a student of the game. When you watch the game on TV, watch it more like a student than a fan. Watch how they move their bodies. How they move around the field. Read up on mental toughness. Seek out those with more experience and ask questions. 8. You’re a pitcher. Just because you threw a pitch, your job is not over. The only time you should find yourself still standing on the mound after a hit ball is if there is no one on base and a GB is hit to your 3B or SS. Any other time you are either moving towards 1B to cover if needed or backing up a base somewhere. Stop spectating! 9. Your headspace will separate you from your competitors. Please start learning this at a younger age! Mental toughness, baseball IQ, competitiveness and emotional control need to be a constant focus. 10. You will get to play with, and against, amazing players from all over the world. Many of them will be more talented than you. If you want to play for a long time you will need to find a way to separate yourself as a competitor. 11. You will have some great coaches in your life and some who have no business being in that position. But you can learn something from all of them, even if that means learning how you DON’T want to be as a coach someday. 12. Playing with and through discomfort is part of it. You shouldn’t have to feel 💯 to give 💯. You better develop some toughness in that area if you want to last. 13. Enjoy the Game!! Someday you will play in your final game. Be grateful for what the game gave you. Respect the game. Remember as much as you can. Enjoy your teammates and when you’re ready, give back as much as you can.

What Leadership looks like during painful moments. Nobody I would rather see at the helm. Thank you, @CoachHoiberg and staff.