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Nebraska (NSAA) high school football playoffs: 2024 brackets, semifinal matchups, game times
The 2024 Nebraska high school football playoffs continued last week, and now it’s time for Round 3 — the state semifinals.
Top-seeded Omaha Westside will face No. 5 Omaha North in Round 3 of the Class A bracket. The winner of that game will face the winner of No. 2 Millard South and No. 3 Kearney in the championship round.
Here are the Nebraska high school football playoff brackets, with matchups and game times for each classification:
(1) Sumner-Eddyville-Miller vs. (4) Garden County
5 p.m. CT Friday
(2) Hay Springs vs. (3) Stuart
2 p.m. MT Friday
(1) St. Francis vs. (4) Central Valley
7 p.m. CT Friday
(2) BDS vs. (6) Riverside
5 p.m. CT Friday
(1) Sandy Creek vs. (12) Lourdes Central Catholic
5 p.m. CT Friday
(2) Stanton vs. (6) Summerland
6 p.m. CT Friday
(1) Norfolk Catholic vs. (13) Kearney Catholic
7 p.m. CT Friday
(2) Bishop Neumann vs. (3) Battle Creek
7 p.m. CT Friday
(1) Sidney vs. (5) Central City
5 p.m. MT Friday
(3) Wahoo vs. (7) Auburn
7 p.m. CT Friday
(1) Bennington vs. (5) Elkhorn North
7 p.m. CT Friday
(2) Seward vs. (3) Skutt Catholic
7 p.m. CT Friday
(1) Omaha Westside vs. (5) Omaha North
7 p.m. CT Friday
(2) Millard South vs. (3) Kearney
7 p.m. CT Friday
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – A group of five Nebraska senators want to require all state legislators to take a civics test after taking office.
The test would look similar to the naturalization test immigrants take before becoming U.S. citizens.
Under LB 1066, all Nebraska lawmakers would have to take the test but don’t have to pass.
The state would post the results on the Legislature’s website.
Any senator who failed the test would have the option to attend a civics seminar.
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Nebraska legend Ndamukong Suh was selected to the 2026 College Football Hall of Fame class. Suh is one of 18 players announced by the National Football Foundation and the College Football Hall of Fame.
Suh played at Nebraska from 2005 to 2009. His senior season is one of the legendary seasons in college football.
During that year, he played in 14 games and recorded 85 tackles, 20.5 for loss, and 12.0 sacks. He was a finalist for the 2009 Heisman trophy and was the first defensive player named the Associated Press College Football Player of the Year.
The Portland, Oregon native was drafted second overall by the Detroit Lions in the 2009 NFL draft. He also played for Miami, Los Angeles, Tampa Bay and Philadelphia during his NFL career.
Suh becomes the 21st Nebraska player inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. He is the fourth Husker defensive lineman, joining Wayne Meylan, Rich Glover and Grant Wistrom.
The 2026 NFF College Football Hall of Fame Class will officially be inducted on Dec. 8, 2026, at Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Two Nebraska schools have been nationally recognized for academic achievement. One of the schools is here in Omaha.
Adams Elementary in Omaha and Bridgeport Elementary in Bridgeport are among the 63 schools nationwide named to the 2025 National ESEA Distinguished Schools.
Nebraska’s Department of Education says Adams Elementary was recognized for closing the achievement gap between student groups.
Bridgeport Elementary is recognized for exceptional student performance and academic growth.
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