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Nebraska Baseball Catcher Selected in MLB Draft
Josh Caron aided Nebraska baseball to a Big Ten title this past spring. Now, his junior season helped push him into the Major Leagues.
Caron, the junior catcher for the Huskers, was selected in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball draft on Monday afternoon by the Seattle Mariners. Caron became the seventh fourth-round selection in Nebraska history.
He also earned a historic title, becoming the highest-selected Husker catcher since 1985 when Bill McGuire was picked by the Mariners at No. 27 overall.
Caron, a Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year semifinalist, was named the Big Ten Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player as he pushed the Big Red into a conference championship despite falling in the first game.
The junior was only one of two catchers nationally to hit at least .300 at the plate, smashing six home runs in the conference tournament alone. He totaled 16 home runs on the season, including 65 RBI and 46 runs for the Huskers in 2024.
Nebraska continued their impressive draft streak dating back to 1992, in which the Huskers have had a selection in 30 of the last 31 drafts excluding the shortened 2020 draft.
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Nebraska Republican Party condemns vandalism at Lincoln headquarters
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – The Nebraska Republican Party (NEGOP) released a statement Thursday condemning vandalism that reportedly happened outside its headquarters in Lincoln.
Surveillance video shared by the NEGOP appears to show a person placing a piece of a paper on the building, spitting on it and then walking off.
“This behavior is unacceptable and has no place in Nebraska politics,” said Mary Jane Truemper, Chair of the Nebraska Republican Party. “Peaceful disagreement and debate are fundamental to our republic. Intimidation, harassment, and destruction of property are not.”
The Lincoln Police Department said no police reports have been filed in connection with the vandalism.
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Nebraska quarterback commit explains transfer to Omaha high school
A Husker quarterback commit is transferring to a Nebraska high school for the 2026 season. Trae Taylor is transferring from Carmel Catholic (IL) to Millard South (NE).
In 11 games this season, he threw 3,571 yards, 38 touchdowns, and three interceptions. He also ran 77 times for 633 yards and 12 touchdowns.
In 2025, Millard South went 12-1 and won a Nebraska Class A State title for the second year in a row. Taylor is expected to take over for starting quarterback Jett Thomalla, who is committed to Alabama.
Taylor shared his decision on social media. He confirmed that his family will be living in Lincoln and he will be commuting to Omaha for school. The quarterback believes that it will allow him to continue to peer recruit for Nebraska football while playing for Millard South.
This decision was not taken lightly. I’ll be living in Lincoln, commuting to Omaha. So, any chance I’m allowed in the facilities, I’ll be there. Kinda a redshirt year at a slower pace. 2) I don’t want to miss a single recruit that comes in. None of this is possible without my Coach (Jason McKie) and his support, and him giving me the green light to go be great nothing but love. And of course, my (Corsairs football) teammates, my progress was faster because of you. Thank you, Corsairs community.
Taylor is one of six recruits committed to the class of 2027. The class of 2027 is ranked No. 6 in the nation and No. 2 in the Big Ten Conference.
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Where to watch Nebraska-Washington Big Ten basketball game tonight free livestream
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The No. 7 Nebraska Cornhuskers play against the Washington Huskies in a Big Ten basketball game tonight. The matchup is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. CT on Big Ten Network. Fans can watch this game for free online by using the free trials offered by DirecTV and Fubo TV. Alternatively, Sling offers a first-month discount to new users.
The Cornhuskers have played at a high level this season, as they enter this matchup with an 18-0 record. In their most recent game, the Cornhuskers defeated Northwestern 77-58.
In order to win tonight’s game, the Cornhuskers will need to rely on their star forward Pryce Sandfort. He leads the Nebraska offense in scoring, as he averages nearly 17 points per game.
The Huskies enter this matchup with a 10-8 record, and they have lost back-to-back games. In their last game, the Huskies lost 80-63 against Michigan State.
In order to bounce back tonight, the Huskies will need a great performance from their forward Hannes Steinbach. He leads the team in points and rebounds this year, as he averages a double-double.
Fans can watch this Big Ten basketball game for free online by using the free trials offered by DirecTV and Fubo TV. Alternatively, Sling offers a first-month discount to new users.
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