FOX News

Sunday, April 10, 2016

Sport Shorts!

The 1967 Holdrege basketball and golf teams are being recognized by the Nebraska High School Hall of Fame. They will receive the Golden Anniversary Team Award.  The Dusters basketball team went 23-1, losing only to Grand Island, one of eight Class A teams on their schedule. They defeated Schuyler's "Jolly Green Giants" 66-54 in the state final. In golf, the Dusters shot the lowest single-round Class B score (237) to date while winning the first of back-to-back state titles.

Manny Pacquiao retired last night after beating Timothy Bradley.

Former Saints DE Will Smith was shot and killed in New Orleans last night. Senseless road rage incident. Smith went to Ohio State.

The NU football team had a 100 play scrimmage on Saturday. The No. 1's went 25 snaps. AJ Bush and Patrick O'Brien both threw TD passes to Ty Betka. Betka is a transfer from Drake University and a walk-on. He is from Superior, Nebraska.

Kahil Davis worked with the No. 1 defense yesterday. Greg McMullen is on a 'leave of absence'. Tanner Farmer is the No. 1 right guard right now.

The football satellite camps have been banned. Nebraska had six scheduled. Riley says it just doesn't make sense.

Nebraska men's basketball is looking at Dylan Osetkowski, 6-8 forward, Tulane transfer and James Palmer, 6-5 guard, transfer Miami, Fla.

Bernard Langer can become the oldest player today to win the Masters by almost ten years and Jordan Spieth could become the only player ever to repeat at a major with back-to-back wire-to-wire victories.

Bob Jensen of Nebraskaland Prep says Arapahoe's Gentry Anderson is good. real good. He will be a sophomore this fall.

NU closer Chad Luesmann saved the first two games this weekend. Will he do it again today?








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