Nebraska football has continued its recent run of offering prospects by offering one of the nation’s best freshman.

The Huskers have offered 2028 defensive lineman Caleb Tucker. The 6-5, 355-pound prospect plays at Mount Carmel High School in Chicago.

Tucker is currently unranked, just like the vast majority of freshman prospects in the nation. However, that hasn’t stopped schools from seeing what makes Tucker so special.

The youngster’s offer list includes Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin. He was named a MaxPreps Freshman All-American.

Nebraska will continue to build a relationship over time with one of the nation’s best underclassmen. They have plenty of time to do so which gives them and the rest of the teams currently in Tucker’s recruitment a fighting chance at this stage in his process.

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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – #6 Nebraska wrestling wins a tough battle Saturday afternoon against #4 Minnesota.

The Huskers won the first three matches leading 9-0, before The Golden Gophers took the next three winning all by major decision.

The Huskers responded with a punch, taking care of business the rest of the way. They won the final four matches, securing the first big ten win of the season, 21-13.

Saturday’s win also marked another milestone for the Huskers. Head coach Mark Manning clinched his 300th career win in Lincoln.

Nebraska has now won 8 of the past 9 vs. Minnesota, and will be faced with an even tougher test next week.

#6 Nebraska will host #1 Penn State at the Devaney Center Friday night.

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Luke Jensen and Rob Kugler, two Nebraska born veterans, are premiering a film called ‘Crossed Paths’ to bring awareness of the struggles that veterans often face.

The film showcases the journey of Jensen and Kugler after they were deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in the 2000s.

In their separate journeys, Kugler was faced with the loss of a family member and pet while facing his duties and building resillience through community support in the Marine Corps.

Jensen was faced with the struggle for self discovery in the Marine Corps Reserves in Omaha and in the National Guard.

According to Jensen, he began to heal after traveling to Peru and discovering natural medicine like Ayahuasca and other meditating techniques.

Both veterans are hopeful their film can serve as a gateway for veterans that there is hope at the end of the tunnel.

“From my point of view, I think it’s always good to be willing to try something new,” Jensen said. “I think just watching it feels like you’re going on an adventure and traveling to a different place.”

The ‘Crossed Paths’ film will premiere Saturday, January 11th, at 7:00 p.m. at UNO’s Thompson Alumni Center.

Admission is completely free.

For more information, click here.

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