Thomas Codo is a sports reporter who focuses on local sports in Nebraska, specifically in the city of Lincoln. He writes for USA TODAY and Yahoo Sports, covering a wide range of sports including basketball, football, and wrestling. His work has also been featured in The Daily Nebraskan.
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Thomas Codo’s coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly college football and basketball, with a specific focus on Nebraska. He provides event coverage in the form of reporting game results, player transfers, and notable achievements within these sporting events.
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Nebraska improves to 29-21 on the season and 12-8 in Big Ten play, securing a top-four finish and a first-round bye for the Big Ten Tournament.
Nebraska improves to 30-15 on the season and 12-5 in conference play.
Nebraska finishes the regular season 29-22 and 12-9 in the conference, finishing fourth in Big Ten play.
Nebraska falls to 30-16 on the season and 12-6 in conference play.
The Huskers’ record is 30-17 on the season.
By: Thomas Codo
The Huskers kicked off the postseason with their Big Ten quarter-final game against Minnesota on Thursday afternoon.
Nebraska moves to a 30-23 record and will await its fate for the College Softball World Series.
The Huskers’ record dropped to 30-18 on the season and 12-7 in conference play.
The Nebraska baseball team entered its second game of the series against Indiana on Saturday.
The Huskers move to 32-18 on the season and 14-7 in the Big Ten Conference.
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