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Nebraska football reveals 10 players awarded single-digit jersey numbers

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August 20, 2024

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Nebraska football reveals 10 players awarded single-digit jersey numbers

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) – A single-digit jersey number is earned at Nebraska.

The Huskers revealed the ten players who will don numbers 0-9 this season.

SINGLE-DIGIT JERSEY HONOREES:

#0 – Nash Hutmacher (DL)*

#1 – Jimari Butler (DL)

#2 – Isaac Gifford (DB)*

#3 – Marques Buford Jr. (DB)

#4 – Jahmal Banks (WR)

#5 – John Bullock (LB)*

#6 – Tommi Hill (DB)

#7 – Malcolm Hartzog Jr. (DB)

#8 – DeShon Singleton (DB)*

#9 – Ty Robinson (DL)*

*Denotes a 2023 single-digit jersey recipient

Matt Rhule began the tradition last season. The jerseys are awarded to the 10 toughest players, as voted on by the team.

The defense dominated with nine honorees. The lone offensive player to be named to “The Ten” was Wake Forest transfer Jahmal Banks. Offensive linemen are not permitted to wear single-digit uniform numbers.

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Nebraska rewards men’s basketball assistants for its best season in history with contract extensions

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May 5, 2026

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Nebraska rewards men’s basketball assistants for its best season in history with contract extensions

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg announced Tuesday that assistants Nate Loenser, Ernie Zeigler and Pat Monaghan and general manager Luca Virgilio have signed contract extensions following the best season in program history.

Hoiberg, the Associated Press national coach of the year, also named Loenser associate head coach.

The Cornhuskers finished 28-7 overall, tied for second in the Big Ten at 15-5 and beat Troy for their first-ever NCAA Tournament win and then Vanderbilt to reach the Sweet 16. They were No. 14 in the final AP Top 25.

“The success our program had this year is really a testament to the efforts of our entire staff, and it is important to reward them for all of their work,” Hoiberg said. “The work they pour into our players is evident in their development in our program. Nate, Ernie and Luca have been vital over the last four years in helping us build a winning culture and enjoy sustained success that Nebraska basketball has not seen in a long time.”

Loenser, who coordinates the defense, got a two-year extension through the 2028-29 season starting at $525,000 annually. Zeigler, who works with the offense and plays a major role in game planning, got a one-year extension through 2027-28 starting at $420,000 annually. Monaghan, who assists in player development, game planning and recruiting, was extended through 2027-28 at $350,000 annually.

Virgilio, who has been with Hoiberg all seven seasons at Nebraska, is in charge of roster management and retention as general manager. His extension is through 2027-28 and pays $350,000 annually.

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May 5, 2026

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Nebraska Correctional System names inspector general

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May 4, 2026

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Nebraska Correctional System names inspector general

Zach Pluhacek has been appointed as the new inspector general of the Nebraska Correctional System.

Pluhacek replaces former Inspector General Doug Koebernick, who resigned to work for the legislative audit office.

The office of inspector general for corrections was created in 2015 following a scandal involving the early release of some prisoners and a killing spree by released prisoner Nikko Jenkins.

Its duties include conducting investigations, audits, inspections, and other oversight of the Nebraska correctional system for the Legislature.

Pluhacek has worked for the office of inspector general since 2020. Before that he was as a legislative aide after working as a reporter and editor for the Lincoln Journal Star.

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