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What channel is Florida baseball vs Nebraska on today. NCAA Tournament time, TV, streaming
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Florida baseball will look to keep its 2024 season alive when it faces Nebraska on Sunday afternoon in a Stillwater Regional elimination game at O’Brate Stadium in Stillwater, Okla.
The Florida Gators (29-28) will look to regroup following a 7-1 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday night. Nebraska (40-21) advanced to Sunday with a 7-5 win over Niagara.
Florida opened 2024 NCAA Tournament play with a 5-2 win over Nebraska on Friday. But after pounding out 14 hits against the Cornhuskers, UF’s bats were silenced on Saturday night, as the Gators were held to just a run on two hits against OSU starter Brian Holliday.
If Florida beats Nebraska, it will set up a rematch with Oklahoma State in the regional finals (7 p.m., Sunday). But Florida will need to beat the Cowboys twice to advance to the Super Regionals.
“We were in this position last year, I think,” Florida baseball coach Kevin O’Sullivan said. “We have enough pitching to get through tomorrow’s game and then hopefully we’re fortunate enough to move on and have another chance to play Oklahoma State.”
When is Florida baseball playing Nebraska in Stillwater Regional?
- Date: Sunday, June 2
- Time: 2 p.m. ET
What channel is Florida baseball vs Nebraska on today?
Florida vs Nebraska will broadcast on ESPN3. It can also be streamed on the ESPN app and Fubo, which offers potential subscribers a free trial.
HARTINGTON, Neb. (KTIV) – The 38th annual Tour de Nebraska bicycle ride started Wednesday morning, June 24, sending more than 200 cyclists from across 21 states on a five-day trip that begins and ends in Hartington.
Day 1 consisted of a 50-mile ride from Hartington to Vermillion, South Dakota. Tour Director Charlie Schilling said the weather was “absolutely gorgeous” as riders took in parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa from their bikes.
Ray Hanley, visiting from Little Rock, Arkansas, said he rides “three, four days a week” and has ridden in 30 countries. Randy and Therese Kiser said they have biked in several foreign countries — including Italy, Portugal, Croatia and Ireland — and decided to ride in Nebraska this year.
Schilling said the tour relies on community partners and rest-stop towns along the route to support riders and help create a good experience. Riders also pointed to support along the way, including food, access to bike mechanics and hospitality.
What’s next on the route
On Day 2, riders are scheduled for a 54-mile loop through Elk Point, South Dakota, and Akron, Iowa, before returning to Vermillion. Schilling said some cyclists plan to ride a “century,” or 100 miles, on Day 2.
From Vermillion, the route continues to Crofton, Nebraska, before the ride returns to Hartington for the finish.
Schilling asked drivers to be courteous around cyclists and help keep everyone safe.
Local rider finishes Day 1 in four hours
KTIV also spoke with Gabe Broz, a Nebraska rider who finished Day 1 in four hours. Broz said gummy worms and gummy bears are his “secret trick” along the trail.
Broz said the hills were not too bad, but the wind was “kind of a killer” for him.
Day 2 for riders is scheduled to include Elk Point, South Dakota; Akron, Iowa; and Spink, South Dakota, before returning to Vermillion.
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) – A Grand Island lottery player is holding a winning ticket worth $22,000, according to the Nebraska Lottery.
Officials said one ticket purchased for the Monday, June 22 2by2 drawing matched all four winning numbers to claim the game’s top prize.
The Nebraska Lottery confirmed the ticket was sold at Hy-Vee Fast & Fresh, 118 Wilmar Ave. in Grand Island.
The winning numbers for the June 22 drawing were Red 10 and 18, and White 17 and 23.
Nebraska Lottery officials noted winning lottery tickets expire 180 days after the drawing, and prizes of $20,000 or more must be claimed in person at Nebraska Lottery headquarters in Lincoln. More information on claiming prizes is available at nelottery.com or by calling 800-587-5200.
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