Clark MacLean

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

Dreaming B1G

That’s my coach man. It’s not an act, it’s not staged, Im here to tell you this is who he is.

EVERYTHING you love in March Madness exists in every college sport. Cinderellas, homegrown heroes, unknowns turned legends, comeback kids, glue guys, redemption arcs, sacrifice, triumph, heartbreak, MIRACLES Watch soccer, follow gymnastics, learn softball. Promise its worth it

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The stuff of event manager nightmares

I spy a record crowd @HuskerSoftball 👀

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See you there, @TheIronN. 🤝 🎟️ go.unl.edu/e7j5 | #GBR

THE WISCONSIN BADGERS ARE WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS‼️ Claire Enright scores the difference maker in a 3-2 win over Ohio State 🏒

The fact that we just had two EPIC semi finals AND championship game and you wouldn’t have known if you weren’t looking for it is criminal

Tickets for the 2026 Big Ten Men's Gymnastics Championships on April 3-4, hosted by @HuskerMGym, are on sale NOW! Get yours ➡️ bit.ly/4aZTliR

Big Red Energy.

I’ll say it again: the highest form of love is holding someone you care about accountable. It is saying “I care about your success and you as a person more than I care about you liking me”

In grad school when I began reading critical sports studies scholarship, I became skeptical of claims like this from Seth Davis. Many scholars I read saw sports as either a symptom or a cover for all that is wrong in society. They rejected the idea that sports could bring people together in a positive way. There was always a nefarious purpose operating behind the scenes. And for a brief time, I moved in that direction too. But the more I’ve studied sports, the more I’ve come to have a deeper appreciation for sports and its place in society. It’s not that sports are perfect or that they can solve every problem. They can’t fix the serious challenges and divisions we face. There are clear limits. But while sports can’t do everything, they can do something—and I think that “something” is more important now than ever before. They are a space where the full range of human emotions, from joy to sorrow, can be experienced in a collective way. They are a space where community is enacted and formed, where people from a variety of backgrounds and identities actually share a common experience and a common story. They are an embodied activity highlighting and celebrating human creativity and possibility. All of that was on display in the Nebraska / Vandy game last night. And it’s why I still believe that, for all of the imperfections, sports still offer us something beautiful and human and real. It’s why I think this is exactly right:

The @HuskerWGym people know the grind 💪

Nebraska was never losing this game 😂

Nebraska HC Fred Hoiberg credits Braden Frager after win 🙌 @HuskerMBB

ONTO THE NEXT. #GBR