• Nebraska’s 2012 Recruiting Class
• Huskers fall 30-13 in Capital One Bowl
• Nebraska vs South Carolina in the Capital One Bowl
• Nebraska gets hammered in Michigan
• Huskers fall 28-25
• Blackshirts are back after 24-3 win over Michigan State
• Nebraska rolls by Minnesota and eyes Michigan State next
• Second half pushes Nebraska past Ohio State
• Thoughts after loss in Madison
• Nebraska heads into Big10 play 4-0
• Huskers improve to 2-0
• Huskers open up with 40-7 win
• Bubba Starling signs with the Royals
• Nebraska and Iowa to play in the “The Heroes Game”
• New Nebraska Football Gloves from Adidas

Playing in front of a record gathering of 17,209 in their home state, the No. 1 Huskers put together a 27-30, 30-26, 30-28, 30-27 victory over second-ranked Stanford to win their first NCAA title since 2000.

“This is a tremendous accomplishment for this team,” said seventh year NU coach John Cook. “I think of any team at Nebraska, this might be one of the greatest seasons ever. This team definitely maxed out. The pressure they had to play through all season long – it’s just a tremendous accomplishment.”

Nebraska won it all behind an MVP performance from national player of the year Sarah Pavan. And Jordan Larson – who endured a horrific match when NU lost to Washington in last year’s NCAA final – bounced back with a fantastic showing against the Cardinal.

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