By: Kaleb Center, CSC Sports Information Director

&nbsp; The Chadron State College volleyball team was in Spearfish, South Dakota on Saturday, where it split a pair of five-set matches against Black Hills State University. In the morning match, which counted toward the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference standings, Sophomore&nbsp;Rylee Greiman&nbsp;double-doubled as the Eagles won an extended fifth set, 19-17. Later the two teams played a non-conference match, due to a last-minute withdrawal by the University of Mary from the day's competition. In that one, CSC rallied twice to even the match score, but lost to its rivals from the north for just the second time in the last eight tries in a 15-11 final set. "We battled well as a team in the first match against BHSU today," said CSC Head Volleyball Coach&nbsp;Jennifer Stadler. "We had some really great moments, and we made some big plays. Overall, throughout the day we were inconsistent in areas, which led to inconsistency as a team. Our girls did a good job with the adjustments that we made and I'm proud of their effort." Greiman recorded 13 kills and an equal number of digs in the Eagles' win. Absent leading scorer&nbsp;Olivia Moten-Schell, who averages 2.57 kills per set this season, fellow true freshman&nbsp;Rhiannon Nez&nbsp;had 10 kills, hitting at a match-best .350 clip, to go with a team-high five total blocks. Three of Nez's kills and one block assist came in the decisive fifth set. CSC senior&nbsp;Karli Noble&nbsp;led her team with 24 digs in the afternoon match, and Nez added seven more total blocks, but the decision mainly came down to offensive efficiency. The team which recorded the better hitting percentage won each set, and CSC committed 32 hitting errors, its most so far this season, and hit at an 0.54 clip for its least accurate showing this season. The Eagles had&nbsp;their season's best defensive performance at the net Saturday afternoon, led by Nez. Senior&nbsp;Chandler Hageman&nbsp;and junior&nbsp;Amelia Berg&nbsp;each posted three total blocks and added a combined 15 kills for 23.5 total points. BHSU's leading scorer Kindra Cerrone put up a team-high 16 kills and added 19 digs, which was the Yellow Jackets' second-best total. Libero Haedyn Rhoades led her team with 35 digs, for an average of seven per set. Chadron State picks up its first win in RMAC play, going to 1-1 in the league standings. The Eagles are 2-2 overall after a 3-0 sweep of South Dakota Mines in a non-conference match. UCCS is now 3-2 overall, and 2-2 in the RMAC standings. CSC is due to host Western Colorado, now 1-3 (1-2 RMAC) on Saturday for a doubleheader. Only the first contest will be considered for conference standing.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: Kaleb Center, CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; The Chadron State College volleyball team was in Spearfish, South Dakota on Saturday, where it split a pair of five-set matches against Black Hills State University. In the morning match, which counted toward the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference standings, Sophomore&nbsp;Rylee Greiman&nbsp;double-doubled as the Eagles won an extended fifth set, 19-17. Later the two teams played a non-conference match, due to a last-minute withdrawal by the University of Mary from the day's competition. In that one, CSC rallied twice to even the match score, but lost to its rivals from the north for just the second time in the last eight tries in a 15-11 final set. "We battled well as a team in the first match against BHSU today," said CSC Head Volleyball Coach&nbsp;Jennifer Stadler. "We had some really great moments, and we made some big plays. Overall, throughout the day we were inconsistent in areas, which led to inconsistency as a team. Our girls did a good job with the adjustments that we made and I'm proud of their effort." Greiman recorded 13 kills and an equal number of digs in the Eagles' win. Absent leading scorer&nbsp;Olivia Moten-Schell, who averages 2.57 kills per set this season, fellow true freshman&nbsp;Rhiannon Nez&nbsp;had 10 kills, hitting at a match-best .350 clip, to go with a team-high five total blocks. Three of Nez's kills and one block assist came in the decisive fifth set. CSC senior&nbsp;Karli Noble&nbsp;led her team with 24 digs in the afternoon match, and Nez added seven more total blocks, but the decision mainly came down to offensive efficiency. The team which recorded the better hitting percentage won each set, and CSC committed 32 hitting errors, its most so far this season, and hit at an 0.54 clip for its least accurate showing this season. The Eagles had&nbsp;their season's best defensive performance at the net Saturday afternoon, led by Nez. Senior&nbsp;Chandler Hageman&nbsp;and junior&nbsp;Amelia Berg&nbsp;each posted three total blocks and added a combined 15 kills for 23.5 total points. BHSU's leading scorer Kindra Cerrone put up a team-high 16 kills and added 19 digs, which was the Yellow Jackets' second-best total. Libero Haedyn Rhoades led her team with 35 digs, for an average of seven per set. Chadron State picks up its first win in RMAC play, going to 1-1 in the league standings. The Eagles are 2-2 overall after a 3-0 sweep of South Dakota Mines in a non-conference match. UCCS is now 3-2 overall, and 2-2 in the RMAC standings. CSC is due to host Western Colorado, now 1-3 (1-2 RMAC) on Saturday for a doubleheader. Only the first contest will be considered for conference standing.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Eagles and Yellow Jackets play 10 sets Saturday; CSC wins crucial RMAC match

&nbsp; NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.&nbsp;- The Nebraska volleyball team continued its unbeaten start to the season with a 3-1 (22-25, 25-14, 25-15, 25-20) win at Rutgers on Saturday afternoon.&nbsp; The Huskers (6-0) overcame a slow start to eventually overpower the Scarlet Knights (1-7). Nebraska had a season-high 15 blocks and 79 digs to hold Rutgers to .129 hitting for the match. The Huskers hit .269 and had 61 kills to just 40 for the Scarlet Knights.&nbsp; Lauren Stivrins&nbsp;had 15 kills on .583 hitting with a career-high 11 blocks.&nbsp;Lexi Sun&nbsp;also had 15 kills to go with 11 digs and a season-best five blocks.&nbsp;Stivrins capped a stellar weekend at Rutgers that included 26 kills and just two attacking errors on 42 swings for a .571 hitting percentage.&nbsp; Madi Kubik&nbsp;chipped in 14 kills, 16 digs and three blocks, all season highs.&nbsp;Jazz Sweet&nbsp;came off the bench to spark the Big Red with eight kills on .429 hitting, and she chipped in a pair of blocks.&nbsp;Riley Zuhn&nbsp;and&nbsp;Callie Schwarzenbach&nbsp;each had four kills, and Schwarzenbach posted four blocks.&nbsp; Kenzie Knuckles&nbsp;had a season-best 20 digs, and&nbsp;Nicklin Hames&nbsp;added 17 to go with 49 assists.&nbsp;Keonilei Akana&nbsp;added 11 digs, the most in her freshman season.&nbsp; Beka Kojadinovic led the Scarlet Knights with 12 kills and 18 digs.&nbsp; Set 1:&nbsp;Rutgers took the first set, 25-22, its first set win over the Huskers since both teams joined the Big Ten Conference. The Scarlet Knights hit .400 in the set with one attacking error while Nebraska hit .262 with seven attacking errors. The Huskers led 16-12 after kills by Kubik and Sun and a solo block by Schwarzenbach. But Rutgers went on a 4-0 run to tie the set at 16-16, and the Scarlet Knights turned an 18-18 tie into a 23-19 lead with a 5-1 run. NU pulled within 23-21 on kills by Stivrins and Kubik but could get no closer. Set 2:&nbsp;Nebraska ended the second set on a 7-0 run to win 25-14 and even the match. Knuckles served the decisive run as the Huskers fired on all cylinders. The teams traded points early in set two and were tied 12-12 when Rutgers hit wide and mishandled a serve by Hames to make it 14-12 Huskers. Sweet's first kill of the season gave NU a 15-13 lead, and Kubik and Sweet added kills around an ace by Sun as the Huskers went ahead 18-13. Stivrins produced a pair of kills to push the lead to 21-14, and an ace by Knuckles and two straight Rutgers attacking errors gave the Huskers the win.&nbsp; Set 3:&nbsp;Nebraska gained separation from a 7-7 tie with a 4-0 run sparked by kills by Stivrins and Sun and a block by the pair of All-Americans. The Huskers led 16-11 after Sweet terminated a kill and teamed with Schwarzenbach for a block. Stivrins delivered two more kills and a block as the Huskers built a 23-13 lead after a 7-1 spurt. Kubik earned set point for the Huskers with her fourth kill of the set, and a fifth kill in the set by Stivrins ended the set at 25-14. The Huskers hit .250 and held Rutgers to .022 hitting in the third set.&nbsp; Set 4:&nbsp;Rutgers held a 6-3 lead when Stivrins and Sun combined for two kills and two blocks to make it 7-6 Huskers. Hames dumped a kill, and Sun had a block with Schwarzenbach before tallying another kill for an 11-8 lead. Rutgers came back to tie the score at 17-17, but Kubik and Sun posted three kills to keep NU in front, 20-18. Sweet, Stivrins and Kubik produced kills in the waning moments of the match to lift the Huskers to a 25-20 win. Up Next:&nbsp;Nebraska is back at home next weekend for a top-five showdown against Minnesota. The fourth-ranked Huskers and fifth-ranked Golden Gophers will meet on Friday at the Devaney Center at 8 p.m. and next Sunday at 11 a.m. Both matches will air on the Big Ten Network and Husker Sports Network.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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🏐| Nebraska stays unbeaten with another win over Rutgers

By: Brandon Laxson, CSC Sports Information Assistant

&nbsp; The Chadron State College women's basketball team fell to the University of Colorado Colorado Springs on Saturday night, 65-41. The Eagles moved to 0-9 on the season, all in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play, while UCCS went to 4-10. Aside from outscoring the Eagles, the Mountain Lions managed to limit their turnovers to 13 in comparison to the Eagles' 20. UCCS earned 18 points off turnovers while the Eagles earned 9. The Mountain Lions also boasted 13 steals throughout the game; the Eagles had four. Chadron State got on the board first, but to no avail. The visiting team led most of the game after that and had the largest lead of the game at 65-39, a 26-point differential. UCCS went on a scoring run early in the game and racked up 12 consecutive points early in the first quarter. CSC outscored their opponents 8-7 in the second, but the visitors secured their victory in the fourth, outscoring Chadron State 16-6. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4351">Tatum Peterson</a>&nbsp;had a big scoring night for the Eagles. She went 6-9 in field goals and made two free throws, earning 14 points on the night, leading her team. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4644">Ashayla Powers</a>&nbsp;also put up numbers as she earned 10 total points with four field goals and shot 2-2 on free throws. She had two steals and 12 total rebounds. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4350">Jori Peters</a>&nbsp;played 37:49 of 40:00 minutes. Tatum Tellin of UCCS had seven defensive rebounds and tied her team in total rebounds with Jessica Nation, both at seven. Nation also earned her team nine total points. The Eagles had eight players with minutes played while the Mountain Lions had 12 players see action. The Eagles will take on the Yellow Jackets from Black Hills State in Spearfish, S.D. on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 5:30 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: Brandon Laxson, CSC Sports Information Assistant&nbsp; The Chadron State College women's basketball team fell to the University of Colorado Colorado Springs on Saturday night, 65-41. The Eagles moved to 0-9 on the season, all in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play, while UCCS went to 4-10. Aside from outscoring the Eagles, the Mountain Lions managed to limit their turnovers to 13 in comparison to the Eagles' 20. UCCS earned 18 points off turnovers while the Eagles earned 9. The Mountain Lions also boasted 13 steals throughout the game; the Eagles had four. Chadron State got on the board first, but to no avail. The visiting team led most of the game after that and had the largest lead of the game at 65-39, a 26-point differential. UCCS went on a scoring run early in the game and racked up 12 consecutive points early in the first quarter. CSC outscored their opponents 8-7 in the second, but the visitors secured their victory in the fourth, outscoring Chadron State 16-6. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4351">Tatum Peterson</a>&nbsp;had a big scoring night for the Eagles. She went 6-9 in field goals and made two free throws, earning 14 points on the night, leading her team. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4644">Ashayla Powers</a>&nbsp;also put up numbers as she earned 10 total points with four field goals and shot 2-2 on free throws. She had two steals and 12 total rebounds. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4350">Jori Peters</a>&nbsp;played 37:49 of 40:00 minutes. Tatum Tellin of UCCS had seven defensive rebounds and tied her team in total rebounds with Jessica Nation, both at seven. Nation also earned her team nine total points. The Eagles had eight players with minutes played while the Mountain Lions had 12 players see action. The Eagles will take on the Yellow Jackets from Black Hills State in Spearfish, S.D. on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 5:30 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tough shooting night sets CSC women back to UCCS 65-41

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Saturday, February 13

❌ Morrill at Gordon/Rushville - Canceled

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🏀| High School Basketball - Saturday, February 13

&nbsp; The Chadron State College volleyball team prepares for its weekend road trip to Spearfish, S.D. this Saturday, Feb. 13.&nbsp; Matches will be broadcast live on Double Q Country radio 97.5 FM and panhandlepost.com The Eagles face Black Hills State in the morning at 11 a.m. and will be the first meeting between these two teams of the season. Last season, CSC won against BHSU in both matchups, 3-2 and 3-1. The 2-1 Yellow Jackets currently sit at fourth in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and have one more match under their belts than the 1-1 Eagles. On offense, Sierra Ward of BHSU leads her team with 23.0 points, averaging 2.88 points/ set. Karly Marx boasts 40 assists, averaging 5.00 per set. Defensively, Haedyn Rhoades has 42 digs on the season with an average of 5.25 digs/ set. Rhoades is the daughter of CSC Hall of Fame athlete Jay Rhoades, a 2009 inductee for football, and Angela Woodworth Rhoades, a 2009 inductee for volleyball. Her brother, Harley, helps with the CSC volleyball team and runs for Chadron State track and field. Chadron State will then play the University of Mary at 2 p.m. and will be the first matchup between these two teams since they met in Seward, Neb. in 2017 during the Bulldog Bash. The Eagles were victorious in the match, winning three sets to one. Other than intrasquad scrimmages, the University of Mary has yet to see action this season. The meeting between the Marauders and the Eagles will be UM's first match of 2020. Last season, the Marauders went 1-28, earning one win over New Mexico Highlands University. Morgan Schnabel of UMary will be returning for her senior season. In 2019, the Lehr, N.D. native led her team with 303.0 points, 3.06/ set The Eagles return home on Friday, Feb. 19 for a matchup against Western Colorado University at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: Brandon Laxson, CSC Sports Information Assistant&nbsp; The Chadron State College volleyball team prepares for its weekend road trip to Spearfish, S.D. this Saturday, Feb. 13.&nbsp; Matches will be broadcast live on Double Q Country radio 97.5 FM and panhandlepost.com The Eagles face Black Hills State in the morning at 11 a.m. and will be the first meeting between these two teams of the season. Last season, CSC won against BHSU in both matchups, 3-2 and 3-1. The 2-1 Yellow Jackets currently sit at fourth in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and have one more match under their belts than the 1-1 Eagles. On offense, Sierra Ward of BHSU leads her team with 23.0 points, averaging 2.88 points/ set. Karly Marx boasts 40 assists, averaging 5.00 per set. Defensively, Haedyn Rhoades has 42 digs on the season with an average of 5.25 digs/ set. Rhoades is the daughter of CSC Hall of Fame athlete Jay Rhoades, a 2009 inductee for football, and Angela Woodworth Rhoades, a 2009 inductee for volleyball. Her brother, Harley, helps with the CSC volleyball team and runs for Chadron State track and field. Chadron State will then play the University of Mary at 2 p.m. and will be the first matchup between these two teams since they met in Seward, Neb. in 2017 during the Bulldog Bash. The Eagles were victorious in the match, winning three sets to one. Other than intrasquad scrimmages, the University of Mary has yet to see action this season. The meeting between the Marauders and the Eagles will be UM's first match of 2020. Last season, the Marauders went 1-28, earning one win over New Mexico Highlands University. Morgan Schnabel of UMary will be returning for her senior season. In 2019, the Lehr, N.D. native led her team with 303.0 points, 3.06/ set The Eagles return home on Friday, Feb. 19 for a matchup against Western Colorado University at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;

CSC volleyball back on the court for two Saturday in Spearfish

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Friday, February 12

F|&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte 58, Gering 39

❌ Garden County at Hay Springs - Canceled

❌ Creek Valley at South Platte - Canceled

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorUpdated: Saturday, 7:03 am🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Friday, February 12Girls GamesF|&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte 58, Gering 39 F| Scottsbluff 59, McCook 41❌ Chadron at Sidney - Canceled❌ Mitchell at Ogallala - Canceled❌ Garden County at Hay Springs - Canceled❌ Kimball at Hemingford - Canceled❌ Bayard at Minatare - Canceled❌ Creek Valley at South Platte - CanceledBoys GamesF| North Platte 76, Gering 75F| Scottsbluff 65, McCook 34❌ Chadron at Sidney - Postponed❌ Mitchell at Ogallala - Canceled❌ Garden County at Hay Springs - Canceled❌ Kimball at Hemingford - Canceled❌ Bayard at Minatare - Canceled◼ Leyton at Potter-Dix❌ Creek Valley at South Platte - Canceled

🏀| Most Games Canceled Friday, Scoreboard: High School Basketball -  February 12

&nbsp; Due to Covid concerns the Chadron State College men's basketball team will postpone its scheduled game for Saturday, February 13, against the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.&nbsp; The two programs have not yet mutually agreed upon a makeup date. The CSC women's basketball team will proceed with its game against UCCS at the originally scheduled time of 5:30 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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CSC men's basketball Saturday postponed due to Covid-19 concerns

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Jonathan Davis scored 10 points and made a couple big baskets to help Wisconsin begin pulling away after halftime  and the No. 21 Badgers overcame a poor shooting performance to beat Nebraska 61-48. The Badgers swept the season series and have won six straight over the Huskers. Nebraska has lost 25 straight against Big Ten opponents. Wisconsin shot just 32.3%, its second-worst mark of the season, but still managed to hand the Huskers their third straight double-digit loss. Nebraska got 14 points from Lat Mayen and 12 from Teddy Allen.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Jonathan Davis scored 10 points and made a couple big baskets to help Wisconsin begin pulling away after halftime and the No. 21 Badgers overcame a poor shooting performance to beat Nebraska 61-48. The Badgers swept the season series and have won six straight over the Huskers. Nebraska has lost 25 straight against Big Ten opponents. Wisconsin shot just 32.3%, its second-worst mark of the season, but still managed to hand the Huskers their third straight double-digit loss. Nebraska got 14 points from Lat Mayen and 12 from Teddy Allen.

Allen returns but losses continue for Husker hoops

DENVER (AP) — Paul Millsap scored a season-high 22 points on his 36th birthday, Michael Porter Jr. added 19 and the Denver Nuggets routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 133-95 to snap a three-game skid. The Nuggets opened a 23-point lead in the first half, saw it increase to 34 in the third and coasted from there as Nikola Jokic and his fellow starters got the fourth quarter off. Jokic finished with 12 points and 12 assists. It was the fifth straight loss for the Cavaliers. Jarrett Allen had 18 points and 10 rebounds for Cleveland.

DENVER (AP) — Paul Millsap scored a season-high 22 points on his 36th birthday, Michael Porter Jr. added 19 and the Denver Nuggets routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 133-95 to snap a three-game skid. The Nuggets opened a 23-point lead in the first half, saw it increase to 34 in the third and coasted from there as Nikola Jokic and his fellow starters got the fourth quarter off. Jokic finished with 12 points and 12 assists. It was the fifth straight loss for the Cavaliers. Jarrett Allen had 18 points and 10 rebounds for Cleveland.

Millsap sends Nuggets to rout of Cavs on 36th birthday

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Thursday, February 11

F| Alliance 73, Rapid City Christian, SD 61

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🏀| Scores Update: High School Basketball - Thursday, February 11

Chadron State wrestling coach Brett Hunter with some great insights into the new NCAA qualifying system as the Eagles try and make it 53 straight years with a competitor at Nationals, thoughts on a recent RMAC Wrestler of the Week honor for CSC, and the story of one wrestler who lost 45 pounds to compete in a new weight class! Podcast hosted by Dave Collins.

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🎙 Podcast: CSC Sports Journal - Eagle Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter

Broncos planning to release DB after just one season

The Nebraska School Activities Association has announced updated guidelines for fan attendance at winter sports postseason events.&nbsp; These guidelines take effect on February 12, 2021.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As the winter regular season draws to a close, the NSAA calls upon member schools to host sub-districts and districts for the NSAA. In most activities, the team with the highest seed earns the right to host these events. In other activities, member schools volunteer to host.&nbsp; The health and safety of students, staff, and local communities remain the priority of the NSAA.&nbsp; The NSAA is implementing the following requirements for host schools of all NSAA winter sub-district and district contests:

• Active participants are permitted to wear face coverings during competition, but not required.

• Coaches and non-active participants are required to wear face coverings.

• Spectators are required to wear face coverings at all times.

• Attendance is restricted to 75% of occupancy unless local health departments or host schools are more restrictive.

• The host school may establish additional requirements. Any additional requirements implemented by the host school must be the same for all participants, officials, and spectators.

All participating schools and spectators are expected to adhere to these requirements.

In addition,&nbsp; to advance in the winter postseason a team/individual must participate in their state qualifying contest(s).&nbsp; If an NSAA member school is unable to participate due to COVID-19,&nbsp; sub-district, district final and state championship contests will not be postponed or canceled.

The NSAA has great appreciation for all its member schools and their tireless efforts to provide opportunities for learning and participation in NSAA activities. Communication, flexibility, and patience will be key in supporting our high school student participants as they pursue an NSAA State Championship this winter.&nbsp; Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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NSAA updates Winter Postseason fan guidelines

Listen anytime you'd like to Chadron State's big victory over UNK in men's basketball from November 2018!

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🔊 Chadron State Men’s Basketball vs UNK, 2018 - Full Game Broadcast

DENVER (AP) — Khris Middleton had 29 points and a career-high 12 assists, Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 30 points and the Milwaukee Bucks won their fifth straight game by beating the Denver Nuggets 125-112. Middleton’s 12th assist was on a pinpoint pass to Antetokounmpo for a dunk with 1:39 remaining to give the Bucks a 120-110 lead. Bryn Forbes had 15 points for the Bucks as they earned a rare win in the Mile High City. Milwaukee improved to 10-40 all-time at Denver. Nikola Jokic finished with 35 points and 12 rebounds in a showdown with Antetokounmpo.

DENVER (AP) — Khris Middleton had 29 points and a career-high 12 assists, Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 30 points and the Milwaukee Bucks won their fifth straight game by beating the Denver Nuggets 125-112. Middleton’s 12th assist was on a pinpoint pass to Antetokounmpo for a dunk with 1:39 remaining to give the Bucks a 120-110 lead. Bryn Forbes had 15 points for the Bucks as they earned a rare win in the Mile High City. Milwaukee improved to 10-40 all-time at Denver. Nikola Jokic finished with 35 points and 12 rebounds in a showdown with Antetokounmpo.

Bucks trample Nuggets 125-112

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Tuesday, February 9

F| Maywood-Hayes Center 62, South Platte 43

F| South Platte 53, Maywood-Hayes Center 48

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🏀| Scoreboard Update: High School Basketball - Tuesday, February 9

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Marcus Carr scored 11 of his 19 points in the last five minutes, Jamal Mashburn Jr. added a career-high 11 points and Minnesota defeated Nebraska 79-61. Brandon Johnson scored 13 points with 10 rebounds for the Golden Gophers,  who had lost three straight. Minnesota weathered a drought of 7 1/2 minutes, missing 17 straight shots as Nebraska cut a 19-point deficit to 52-45 midway through the second half. Without leading scorer Teddy Allen, the Cornhuskers could get no closer, giving Carr, who only played 19 minutes  because of foul trouble, time to get untracked. Lat Mayen tied his career high with 15 points for Nebraska.

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 </figure>MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Marcus Carr scored 11 of his 19 points in the last five minutes, Jamal Mashburn Jr. added a career-high 11 points and Minnesota defeated Nebraska 79-61. Brandon Johnson scored 13 points with 10 rebounds for the Golden Gophers, who had lost three straight. Minnesota weathered a drought of 7 1/2 minutes, missing 17 straight shots as Nebraska cut a 19-point deficit to 52-45 midway through the second half. Without leading scorer Teddy Allen, the Cornhuskers could get no closer, giving Carr, who only played 19 minutes because of foul trouble, time to get untracked. Lat Mayen tied his career high with 15 points for Nebraska.

Huskers can't use Gophers shooting woes to their advantage, fall in Minneapolis Monday

&nbsp; East Lansing, Mich. –&nbsp;The Nebraska men's basketball team fell to Michigan State 66-56 in&nbsp;its return to play&nbsp;on&nbsp;Saturday night in East Lansing. Trey McGowens&nbsp;led the Huskers (5-8, 0-6 Big Ten) with 13 points in the contest, scoring in double figures for the ninth time this season. On the glass,&nbsp;Dalano Banton&nbsp;grabbed a team-high six boards for Nebraska. The Spartans (9-7, 3-7 Big Ten)&nbsp;jumped out to an early 7-0 lead until&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=42017">Lat Mayen</a>&nbsp;got the Huskers started back up again with a 3-pointer to put the team on the board. The Huskers went up 15-14 with under 10 minutes to play in the half, but were unable to hold on to the lead as Michigan State built a 34-22 advantage headed into the half.&nbsp; The second half saw the Huskers bring the game within seven points, but despite last minute pushes,&nbsp;NU was not able to&nbsp;overcome the Spartan lead.&nbsp; The Big Red led Michigan State in points off turnovers (17-9), points in the paint (36-16) and steals (12-7).&nbsp; Joshua Langford scored a team-high 18 points for Michigan State as one of two Spartans who scored in double figures. Gabe Brown led the team with seven rebounds in the contest.&nbsp;&nbsp; Saturday's game was the first for the Huskers since Jan. 10, and the first road game for the Big Red since Dec. 30.&nbsp; The Huskers return to action on Monday, Feb. 8, when Nebraska faces Minnesota.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>By: NU Athletic Communications&nbsp; East Lansing, Mich. –&nbsp;The Nebraska men's basketball team fell to Michigan State 66-56 in&nbsp;its return to play&nbsp;on&nbsp;Saturday night in East Lansing. Trey McGowens&nbsp;led the Huskers (5-8, 0-6 Big Ten) with 13 points in the contest, scoring in double figures for the ninth time this season. On the glass,&nbsp;Dalano Banton&nbsp;grabbed a team-high six boards for Nebraska. The Spartans (9-7, 3-7 Big Ten)&nbsp;jumped out to an early 7-0 lead until&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=42017">Lat Mayen</a>&nbsp;got the Huskers started back up again with a 3-pointer to put the team on the board. The Huskers went up 15-14 with under 10 minutes to play in the half, but were unable to hold on to the lead as Michigan State built a 34-22 advantage headed into the half.&nbsp; The second half saw the Huskers bring the game within seven points, but despite last minute pushes,&nbsp;NU was not able to&nbsp;overcome the Spartan lead.&nbsp; The Big Red led Michigan State in points off turnovers (17-9), points in the paint (36-16) and steals (12-7).&nbsp; Joshua Langford scored a team-high 18 points for Michigan State as one of two Spartans who scored in double figures. Gabe Brown led the team with seven rebounds in the contest.&nbsp;&nbsp; Saturday's game was the first for the Huskers since Jan. 10, and the first road game for the Big Red since Dec. 30.&nbsp; The Huskers return to action on Monday, Feb. 8, when Nebraska faces Minnesota.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Spartans spoil Nebraska's return to the basketball court

&nbsp; LINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The No. 4 Nebraska volleyball team swept Maryland 25-14, 25-21, 25-18 on Saturday night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers (4-0) got 12 kills on .308 hitting from sophomore&nbsp;Madi Kubik, who also contributed three aces and paced a decisive run in the third set to help the Huskers pull away. Riley Zuhn&nbsp;set a new career high in kills for the second night in a row with 11 and did so on .500 hitting.&nbsp;Lauren Stivrins,&nbsp;Kayla Caffey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Lexi Sun&nbsp;all had eight kills each. Caffey hit .538 and added a match-best five blocks. Sun had two aces and eight digs.&nbsp; Nicklin Hames&nbsp;set the Huskers to a .337 hitting percentage. She had 29 assists with a team-leading 10 digs.&nbsp;Kenzie Knuckles&nbsp;chipped in eight digs, seven assists and an ace.&nbsp;Keonilei Akana&nbsp;had two aces to go with four digs.&nbsp; The Huskers had a 7-6 edge in blocks and 34-31 advantage in digs. Nebraska had 49 kills to just 26 for Maryland (0-6). The Terrapins hit .169 for the match, including .000 in the opening set. NU out-aced Maryland 8-3. Erika Pritchard had 10 kills for Maryland, though the Huskers limited her to .138 hitting on the night.&nbsp; Nebraska is back on the road next weekend for a pair of matches at Rutgers. The teams will play on Friday and Saturday at 3 p.m. (CT) both days. The matches will not be televised but will be streamed on BTNPlus.com and can be heard on the Husker Sports Network.&nbsp; Set 1:&nbsp;The Huskers led from start to finish in a dominant first set. Back-to-back blocks by Caffey, one with Zuhn and one with Sun, put the Big Red in front 14-8. After three straight Maryland points, Zuhn terminated a pair of kills around a Maryland hitting error to put NU back up by six, 17-11. After a Maryland kill, Zuhn tallied her fifth and sixth kills of the set, and Knuckles served an ace as the Huskers built a 21-12 lead. Akana fired an ace, and the Huskers finished off the 25-14 win. Nebraska outhit Maryland .458 to .000 in the first set. Zuhn had six kills on .714 hitting, and Caffey had four blocks. Set 2:&nbsp;Maryland held the upper hand early with a 10-8 advantage and led 14-13 when&nbsp;Kubik battled to win a kill for the Huskers and then served an ace to put Nebraska up 15-14 at the media timeout. A block by Hames and Stivrins made it 16-15, but Maryland scored the next two points to regain the lead. The Huskers battled back to lead 19-18 after consecutive Maryland errors, and Sun served up an ace to make it 20-18 and force Maryland to take a timeout. Kubik posted two more kills to keep NU ahead by two, and Stivrins terminated after a free ball to put NU up by three, 23-20. Another kill by Stivrins earned set point, and a Maryland hitting error clinched the 25-21 win for the Huskers.&nbsp; Set 3:&nbsp;An 8-0 run highlighted by two kills and two aces by Kubik put the Huskers up 14-5 as they searched for the sweep. After Maryland stopped the run, the Huskers got right back to it with a kill by Hames and another from Caffey as she hammered an overpass, and the Huskers led by double digits, 16-6. Zuhn and Kubik connected for two more Husker kills, and Akana served NU's eighth ace as the Big Red went up 22-13. The Terrapins clawed back to within 23-18 via a 5-1 spurt, but the Huskers regrouped after a timeout and finished off the 25-18 win for the sweep.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: NU Athletic Communications&nbsp; LINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The No. 4 Nebraska volleyball team swept Maryland 25-14, 25-21, 25-18 on Saturday night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers (4-0) got 12 kills on .308 hitting from sophomore&nbsp;Madi Kubik, who also contributed three aces and paced a decisive run in the third set to help the Huskers pull away. Riley Zuhn&nbsp;set a new career high in kills for the second night in a row with 11 and did so on .500 hitting.&nbsp;Lauren Stivrins,&nbsp;Kayla Caffey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Lexi Sun&nbsp;all had eight kills each. Caffey hit .538 and added a match-best five blocks. Sun had two aces and eight digs.&nbsp; Nicklin Hames&nbsp;set the Huskers to a .337 hitting percentage. She had 29 assists with a team-leading 10 digs.&nbsp;Kenzie Knuckles&nbsp;chipped in eight digs, seven assists and an ace.&nbsp;Keonilei Akana&nbsp;had two aces to go with four digs.&nbsp; The Huskers had a 7-6 edge in blocks and 34-31 advantage in digs. Nebraska had 49 kills to just 26 for Maryland (0-6). The Terrapins hit .169 for the match, including .000 in the opening set. NU out-aced Maryland 8-3. Erika Pritchard had 10 kills for Maryland, though the Huskers limited her to .138 hitting on the night.&nbsp; Nebraska is back on the road next weekend for a pair of matches at Rutgers. The teams will play on Friday and Saturday at 3 p.m. (CT) both days. The matches will not be televised but will be streamed on BTNPlus.com and can be heard on the Husker Sports Network.&nbsp; Set 1:&nbsp;The Huskers led from start to finish in a dominant first set. Back-to-back blocks by Caffey, one with Zuhn and one with Sun, put the Big Red in front 14-8. After three straight Maryland points, Zuhn terminated a pair of kills around a Maryland hitting error to put NU back up by six, 17-11. After a Maryland kill, Zuhn tallied her fifth and sixth kills of the set, and Knuckles served an ace as the Huskers built a 21-12 lead. Akana fired an ace, and the Huskers finished off the 25-14 win. Nebraska outhit Maryland .458 to .000 in the first set. Zuhn had six kills on .714 hitting, and Caffey had four blocks. Set 2:&nbsp;Maryland held the upper hand early with a 10-8 advantage and led 14-13 when&nbsp;Kubik battled to win a kill for the Huskers and then served an ace to put Nebraska up 15-14 at the media timeout. A block by Hames and Stivrins made it 16-15, but Maryland scored the next two points to regain the lead. The Huskers battled back to lead 19-18 after consecutive Maryland errors, and Sun served up an ace to make it 20-18 and force Maryland to take a timeout. Kubik posted two more kills to keep NU ahead by two, and Stivrins terminated after a free ball to put NU up by three, 23-20. Another kill by Stivrins earned set point, and a Maryland hitting error clinched the 25-21 win for the Huskers.&nbsp; Set 3:&nbsp;An 8-0 run highlighted by two kills and two aces by Kubik put the Huskers up 14-5 as they searched for the sweep. After Maryland stopped the run, the Huskers got right back to it with a kill by Hames and another from Caffey as she hammered an overpass, and the Huskers led by double digits, 16-6. Zuhn and Kubik connected for two more Husker kills, and Akana served NU's eighth ace as the Big Red went up 22-13. The Terrapins clawed back to within 23-18 via a 5-1 spurt, but the Huskers regrouped after a timeout and finished off the 25-18 win for the sweep.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Huskers sweep Terps, stay perfect at 4-0

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Saturday, February 6

F| Bridgeport 60, Mitchell 47 - Championship

F| Bridgeport 80, Gordon-Rushville 36 - Championship

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🏀| Scoreboard: High School Basketball - Saturday, February 6

&nbsp; The Big Ten Conference Administrators Council, which includes the Directors of Athletics and Senior Women Administrators from all 14 member institutions, has approved a revised 2021 Big Ten football schedule. The schedule was updated in order to accommodate the six games that adjusted locations as a result of changes made during the 2020 scheduling process, including Nebraska-Purdue and Nebraska-Wisconsin. All other opponents and locations remain intact from the previously approved version of the schedule. In addition to the location changes for two Nebraska games, dates changed for several of the Huskers' 2021 league contests. The Huskers' first two Big Ten games remain unchanged with a matchup against Illinois on Aug. 28, with the game currently scheduled for Dublin, Ireland. Nebraska's next Big Ten game remains at Michigan State on Sept. 25. Nebraska's home conference schedule opens with back-to-back games at Memorial Stadium.&nbsp; The Huskers will take on defending Big Ten West Champion Northwestern on Oct. 2, before playing host to Michigan on Oct. 9. The Huskers will then head to Minnesota on Oct. 16, have a bye week on Oct. 23 and play Purdue at Memorial Stadium on Oct. 30. A visit from defending Big Ten champion Ohio State on Nov. 6 opens the final month of the league schedule. The Huskers will visit Madison on Nov. 20 to take on Wisconsin. The Huskers close the regular season with its traditional Black Friday matchup with Iowa at Memorial Stadium.&nbsp; 2021 Nebraska Big Ten Schedule Aug. 28—Illinois in Dublin, Ireland Sept. 25—at Michigan State Oct. 2—Northwestern Oct. 9—Michigan Oct. 16—at Minnesota Oct. 23—BYE Oct. 30—Purdue Nov. 6—Ohio State Nov. 20—at Wisconsin Nov. 26 (Fri.)—Iowa&nbsp;&nbsp;

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New 2021 Husker football schedule revealed

Alliance High School Senior Chase King has been playing baseball most of his life. Starting with the Alliance Old Timers youth leagues, through the Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth programs and for the last 5 years wtih the Alliance Spartan Legion teams.&nbsp; Chase will continue his baseball career after high school at Mount Marty University in Yankton, South Dakota after signing a letter of intent Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chase has been a valuable utility player in his baseball career.&nbsp; &nbsp;He has played both the infield and outfield and also pitched for the Spartans.&nbsp; Last season he played in 40 games and hit .307 with 20 runs batted in.&nbsp; On the mound, he appeared in 13 games, made 7 starts,&nbsp; and finished with a 3-0 record with 33 strikeouts in 50 innings.&nbsp; He will concentrate on pitching at Mount Marty.&nbsp; &nbsp;Chase was also a 2-way starter for the Alliance football team and a 3 year letterwinner and a starter this season,&nbsp; for the Bulldog basketball team.&nbsp; Chase says he is looking forward to finishing the basketball season strong and then playing a full baseball season this summer.&nbsp;

Mount Marty is an NAIA school and a member of the GPAC Conference. Chase is the son of Sharla and Dan King of Alliance.

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 </figure>By: Mike GlesingerAlliance High School Senior Chase King has been playing baseball most of his life. Starting with the Alliance Old Timers youth leagues, through the Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth programs and for the last 5 years wtih the Alliance Spartan Legion teams.&nbsp; Chase will continue his baseball career after high school at Mount Marty University in Yankton, South Dakota after signing a letter of intent Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;Chase has been a valuable utility player in his baseball career.&nbsp; &nbsp;He has played both the infield and outfield and also pitched for the Spartans.&nbsp; Last season he played in 40 games and hit .307 with 20 runs batted in.&nbsp; On the mound, he appeared in 13 games, made 7 starts,&nbsp; and finished with a 3-0 record with 33 strikeouts in 50 innings.&nbsp; He will concentrate on pitching at Mount Marty.&nbsp; &nbsp;Chase was also a 2-way starter for the Alliance football team and a 3 year letterwinner and a starter this season,&nbsp; for the Bulldog basketball team.&nbsp; Chase says he is looking forward to finishing the basketball season strong and then playing a full baseball season this summer.&nbsp;Mount Marty is an NAIA school and a member of the GPAC Conference. Chase is the son of Sharla and Dan King of Alliance.<figure>
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Update: 12:15 pm, February 5:&nbsp; The matches have been postponed due to covid-19 protocol.

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. -- February 4, 2021 --&nbsp;The Chadron State College volleyball match against Colorado Mesa University, originally scheduled for 5 p.m., will now be played at noon, in order to accommodate the visitors, with admission open to spectators adhering with the CSC Face Mask Policy and social distancing. The CSU-Pueblo match scheduled for 11 a.m. will not be played, due to Covid concerns. The programs will work to try and reschedule as dates allow. The NCAA is limiting each Division II member to 14 dates of competition in the current season, any of which may include multiple matches. The Eagles are coming off their first win of the season, 3-0, over South Dakota Mines. That match was not on the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference schedule, so CSC is 0-1 in league play. Colorado Mesa is now ranked No. 20 nationally, after starting the season 4-0. The Mavericks picked up a season opening 3-0 win over Regis University, then ranked No. 5, before picking up wins against CSU-Pueblo, Northwest Nazarene, and Westminster. The match will be video streaming at chadronstate.tv and also broadcast by 97.5 FM Double Q Country.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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UPDATE: POSTPONED - Chadron State volleyball moved to Noon Saturday

🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Friday, February 5

Western Trails Conference Tournament

F| Scottsbluff 72, Alliance 23- KCOW 92.5 FM, AM 1400 📻

F|  Rapid City Christian, SD 52, Chadron 27

F|  Mullen 43, South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) 29

F| Scottsbluff 45, Alliance 43 - KCOW 92.5 FM, AM 1400 📻

F| Rapid City Christian, S.D. 57, Chadron 43

F| Mullen 48, South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) 38

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorUpdated: Saturday, 6:24 am🏀| High School Basketball -&nbsp;Friday, February 5Girls GamesWestern Trails Conference TournamentF| Bridgeport 70, Mitchell 32F| Gordon-Rushville 35, Morrill 32Regular SeasonF| Scottsbluff 72, Alliance 23- KCOW 92.5 FM, AM 1400 📻F| Rapid City Christian, SD 52, Chadron 27F| Sidney 58, Gering 52F| Ogallala 49, McCook 46 (OT)F| Crawford 55, Cody-Kilgore 45◼ Leyton at Creek ValleyF| Garden County 42, Potter-Dix 18F| Sioux County 51, Minatare 11F| Mullen 43, South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) 29F| South Platte 55, Arthur County 42 Boys GamesWestern Trails Conference TournamentF| Bridgeport 85, Bayard 61Mitchell 67, Gordon-Rushville 50Regular SeasonF| Scottsbluff 45, Alliance 43 - KCOW 92.5 FM, AM 1400 📻F| Rapid City Christian, S.D. 57, Chadron 43F| Sidney 66, Gering 33F|&nbsp;Ogallala 60, McCook 47F| Mullen 48, South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) 38F| Cody-Kilgore 43, Crawford 29F| Leyton 44, Creek Valley 35F| Potter-Dix 75, Garden County 54◼ Sioux County at MinatareF| Arthur County 59, South Platte 55

🏀| Scoreboard Update: High School Basketball - Friday, February 5

The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced on Wednesday that all rounds of the 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship will be held in Omaha, Nebraska in April. The University of Nebraska and Metropolitan Entertainment &amp; Convention Authority were already set to host the NCAA Division I Volleyball semifinals and final at the CHI Health Center in Omaha from April 22-24, but the NCAA's Division I Competition Oversight Committee approved a proposal to have all 48 teams selected for this year's tournament play every round in Omaha.&nbsp; "The city of Omaha has proven itself time and again to be one of the best host cities for sporting events in this country," Nebraska Volleyball Head Coach&nbsp;John Cook&nbsp;said. "From the College World Series to the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials to NCAA Championships, they always do a phenomenal job, and I have no doubt Omaha will put its best foot forward and make it a memorable experience for all of the NCAA Volleyball teams."

All rounds of the tournament would be played at the CHI Health Center Arena and Convention Center April 13-24. The scheduled dates for competition are subject to change, but for now, the schedule would be the following:

First-round matches would occur April 13, followed by second-round matches April 14. The regional semifinals would be held April 17, followed by the regional finals April 19.

The two national semifinal matches would be April 22, and the national championship match is scheduled for April 24.

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The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced on Wednesday that all rounds of the 2020-21 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship will be held in Omaha, Nebraska in April. The University of Nebraska and Metropolitan Entertainment &amp; Convention Authority were already set to host the NCAA Division I Volleyball semifinals and final at the CHI Health Center in Omaha from April 22-24, but the NCAA's Division I Competition Oversight Committee approved a proposal to have all 48 teams selected for this year's tournament play every round in Omaha.&nbsp; "The city of Omaha has proven itself time and again to be one of the best host cities for sporting events in this country," Nebraska Volleyball Head Coach&nbsp;John Cook&nbsp;said. "From the College World Series to the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials to NCAA Championships, they always do a phenomenal job, and I have no doubt Omaha will put its best foot forward and make it a memorable experience for all of the NCAA Volleyball teams."All rounds of the tournament would be played at the CHI Health Center Arena and Convention Center April 13-24. The scheduled dates for competition are subject to change, but for now, the schedule would be the following:First-round matches would occur April 13, followed by second-round matches April 14. The regional semifinals would be held April 17, followed by the regional finals April 19.The two national semifinal matches would be April 22, and the national championship match is scheduled for April 24.