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2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book - Nebraska Communications Office - The 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record book was assembled by Athletic Communications Intern Tyler Wells, with content assistance from Associate Communications Director Matt Smith and Director of Website Services Jeremy Foote and editing assistance from Senior Associate Director of Communications Jeff Griesch. The book was printed by University of Nebraska-Lincoln Print, Copy, Mail & Distribution Services. 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book - Nebraska Communications Office - The 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record book is updated through the 2018-19 academic year. Each of Nebraska’s 24 varsity sports has a section in the book, and the end of the book has letterwinner lists for every sport. The book has been designed to help the media cover all of Nebraska’s 24 varsity sports. If media members are aware of any omissions from the book or the letterwinner lists, please contact the Nebraska Communications office. Nebraska Communications Office Contacts Keith Mann Football [email protected] Associate AD - Communications Jeff Griesch Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf [email protected] Senior Associate Communications Director/Operations Shamus McKnight Men’s Basketball, Football [email protected] Senior Associate Communications Director Jeremy Foote Football Web Content, Huskers.com [email protected] Director of Website Services Vicki Capazo Supports Associate [email protected] Credentialing Services Matt Smith Football, Print Shop Coordinator, Hall of Fame [email protected] Associate Communications Director Nate Pohlen Volleyball, Beach Volleyball, Indoor Track & Field [email protected] Associate Communications Director Erica Nett Softball, Life Skills [email protected] Assistant Communications Director Connor Stange Soccer, Baseball [email protected] Assistant Communications Director Tyler Wells Cross Country, Outdoor Track and Field [email protected] Communications Intern Zach Withers Wrestling, Men’s Golf, Men’s Tennis [email protected] Communications Graduate Assistant Student Assistants Kate Dean Women’s Tennis [email protected] Caelan Debban Swimming & Diving [email protected] Francis Forte Women’s Gymnastics [email protected] Tim Hofmann Men’s Golf [email protected] Matt Jesus Women’s Gymnastics [email protected] Kristen Nett Men’s Gymnastics [email protected] Sophie Otte Bowling [email protected] Kassidy Otteman Men’s Gymnastics [email protected] Ben Rhodes Rifle, Swimming & Diving [email protected] Taylor Riemersma Bowling, Wrestling [email protected] Kyiia Rollag Swimming & Diving [email protected] Steve Sakas Men’s Tennis, Women’s Golf [email protected] Gabriel Vegas-Valente Men’s Tennis [email protected] Table of Contents All-Sport History Baseball 171-185 Team National Champions 5-12 Men’s Basketball 186-200 National Players of the Year 13-14 Women’s Basketball 201-214 NCAA Award Winners 15 Bowling 215-217 Academic All-Americans of the Year 16 Men’s Cross Country 218-222 Individual National Champions 17-21 Women’s Cross Country 223-226 Olympians 22-26 Men’s Golf 227-229 Retired Jerseys 27 Women’s Golf 230-232 Men’s Gymnastics 233-236 Sport-by-Sport Records Women’s Gymnastics 237-244 Football 28-170 Rifle 245-247 History of Nebraska Football 28-32 Soccer 248-256 Year-by-Year Results 33-36 Softball 257-266 All-Time Head Coaches 37 Swimming & Diving 267-268 All-Time Assistant Coaches 38 Year-by-Year Final Rankings 39 Men’s Tennis 269 Nebraska’s Heisman Trophy History 40 Women’s Tennis 270-271 Nebraska’s Major Award Winners 41 Men’s Track & Field 272-278 All-Century Team 42 Women’s Track & Field 279-285 Retired Numbers/Jerseys 43-46 Volleyball 286-292 First-Team All-Americans 47 Academic All-Americans 47-48 Wrestling 293-297 All-Conference Selections 48-51 Academic All-Conference Selections 52-55 Sport-by-Sport Letterwinner Lists NU Football Special Awards 56-57 Baseball 298-302 Team Captains 58-59 Men’s Basketball 303-306 Postseason Game Participants 60-62 Nebraska Football Hall of Fame 63-67 Women’s Basketball 307-308 NFL Draft History 68-69 Bowling 308-309 Huskers in the NFL 70-75 Men’s Cross Country 309-310 Super Bowl History 76 Women’s Cross Country 310 Huskers with 10 Years in the NFL 77 Football 311-326 NCAA Records 78 Individual Offensive Records 79-98 Men’s Golf 327-328 Individual Defensive Records 99-104 Women’s Golf 328 Individual Special Teams Records 104-105 Men’s Gymnastics 328-330 Team Records 106-109 Women’s Gymnastics 330-331 Opponent Records 110-115 Rifle 331 Annual Statistics 116-127 The Last Time... 128-131 Soccer 331-332 Overtime 132 Softball 332-334 Longest Streaks 133 Swimming & Diving 334-336 NCAA/Conference Stat Champions 134-135 Men’s Tennis 336-337 Memorial Stadium 136-139 Women’s Tennis 337-338 Opponent Series Records 140-155 National Champions 156 Men’s Track & Field 338-344 Nebraska Bowl History 157-170 Women’s Track & Field 344-347 Volleyball 347-348 Wrestling 348-351 4 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book Nebraska’s National Champions • Nebraska Has Won 28 Team National Championships in a Total of Five Sports • The 1970 Football Team Was the First Nebraska Team to Win a National Championship • The 1982 Women’s Indoor Track & Field Team Was the First Female Husker Team to Win a National Championship • Men’s Gymnastics Has Won the Most National Titles (8) of Any Nebraska Team • Bowling Won the Inaugural NCAA Championship in 2004 • Bowling Won Back-to-Back National Titles in 2004 and 2005 in the First Two NCAA Championships Ever Held • Men’s Gymnastics Is the Only Team in NCAA History to Win Five Straight Men’s Gymnastics NCAA Titles • Women’s Indoor Track & Field Won Three Straight National Championships from 1982 to 1984, Including Two NCAA Titles • Football Has Won Back-to-Back National Titles Twice (1970 & 1971; 1994 & 1995) All Sports (28) By Sport • Football (1970) Bowling (7) • Football (1971) • 1999 • Men’s Gymnastics (1979) • 2001 • Men’s Gymnastics (1980) • 2004 • Men’s Gymnastics (1981) • 2005 • Men’s Gymnastics (1982) • 2009 • Women’s Track & Field (Indoor) (1982) • 2013 • Men’s Gymnastics (1983) • 2015 • Women’s Track & Field (Indoor) (1983) • Women’s Track & Field (Indoor) (1984) Football (5) • Men’s Gymnastics (1988) • 1970 • Men’s Gymnastics (1990) • 1971 • Football (1994) • 1994 • Men’s Gymnastics (1994) • 1995 • Football (1995) • 1997 • Volleyball (1995) • Football (1997) Men’s Gymnastics (8) • Bowling (1999) • 1979 • Volleyball (2000) • 1980 • Bowling (2001) • 1981 • Bowling (2004) • 1982 • Bowling (2005) • 1983 • Volleyball (2006) • 1988 • Bowling (2009) • 1990 • Bowling (2013) • 1994 • Bowling (2015) • Volleyball (2015) Volleyball (5) • Volleyball (2017) • 1995 • 2000 • 2006 • 2015 • 2017 Women’s Track & Field (3) • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book 5 Nebraska’s National Champion Team Members Bowling 2013 (10) • Guy Ingles 2001 (14) • Elise Bolton • Larry Jacobson • Brittany Burkhamer • Amanda Burau • Doug Jamail • Christine Couvillon • April Campbell • Bill Janssen • Paola Gomez • Bethany Hedley • Henry Jennings • Ashleigh Hicken • Lizabeth Kuhlkin • Carl Johnson • Diandra Hyman • Yan Ling • Doug Johnson • Suzanne Medwell • Kristina Mickelson • Monte Johnson • Amanda O’Hayre • Alexandra Mosquera • Bob Jones • Christina Perez • Emily Nykiel • Jeff Kinney • Shannon Pluhowsky • Andrea Ruiz • John Kinsel • JoAnn Schmidt • Bill Kosch • Emily Schrad 2015 (10) • Max Linder • Kari Schwager • Kelly Belzeski • Jerry List • Amanda Yost • Julia Bond • Brent Longwell • April Campbell • Dave Mason 2004 (12) • Melanie Crawford • Tom McClelland • Nicole Aleo • Bethany Hedley • Bob McFarland • Amanda Burgoyne • Lizabeth Kuhlkin • Donnie McGhee • Karla Engh • Gazmine Mason • Pat Morell • Alice Foley • Alexandra Mosquera • Dave Morock • Jamie Martin • Andrea Ruiz • Jerry Murtaugh • Adrienne Miller • Briana Zabierek • Clint Newton • Mindy Pancoast • Bob Newton • Christina Perez Football • Bill Norberg • Shannon Pluhowsky 1970 (81) • John O’Connell • Patience Price • John Adkins • Bill Olds • Jennifer Schultz • Frosty Anderson • Joe Orduna • Melissa Stewart • Jim Anderson • Bob Papis • Al Austin • Mike Peetz 2005 (12) • Mike Beran • Ed Periard • Nicole Aleo • Joe Blahak • Johnny Pitts • Lindsay Baker • Bill Bomberger • Bill Pogge • Dezra Brown • Jim Branch • Ralph Powell • Amanda Burgoyne • Van Brownson • Tom Robison • Karla Engh • Randy Butts • Johnny Rodgers • Jamie Martin • Jim Carstens • Paul Rogers • Adrienne Miller • Woody Cox • Dick Rupert • Mindy Pancoast • John Decker • Merle Schloff • Shannon Pluhowsky • Tom Deyke • Bob Schmit • Patience Price • Dale Didur • Dan Schneiss • Kelli Roach • Joe Duffy • Kelly Schults • Jennifer Schultz • Doug Dumler • Jon Strong • John Dutton • Jerry Tagge 2009 (9) • Rich Glover • Bob Terrio • Valerie Calberry • Dave Goeller • Frank Vactor • Kaleena Henning • Bob Grenfell • Dave Walline • Jasmine Laugerman • Willie Harper • Bruce Weber • Cassandra Leuthold • Phil Harvey • Daryl White • Erin McCarthy • Bruce Hauge • Wally Winer • Chelsey Mero • Joe Henderson • Bob Wolfe • Katie Ann Sopp • Gary Hollstein • Keith Wortman • Kayla Stram • Dennis Hughes • Steve Yanda • Danielle van der Meer • John Hyland 6 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book 2019-20 Nebraska All-Sports Record Book 1971 (87) • Tom McClelland
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    Academic All-America All-Time List Year Sport Name Team Position Abilene Christian University 1963 Football Jack Griggs ‐‐‐ LB 1970 Football Jim Lindsey 1 QB 1973 Football Don Harrison 2 OT Football Greg Stirman 2 OE 1974 Football Don Harrison 2 OT Football Gregg Stirman 1 E 1975 Baseball Bill Whitaker ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ Football Don Harrison 2 T Football Greg Stirman 2 E 1976 Football Bill Curbo 1 T 1977 Football Bill Curbo 1 T 1978 Football Kelly Kent 2 RB 1982 Football Grant Feasel 2 C 1984 Football Dan Remsberg 2 T Football Paul Wells 2 DL 1985 Football Paul Wells 2 DL 1986 Women's At‐Large Camille Coates HM Track & Field Women's Basketball Claudia Schleyer 1 F 1987 Football Bill Clayton 1 DL 1988 Football Bill Clayton 1 DL 1989 Football Bill Clayton 1 DL Football Sean Grady 2 WR Women's At‐Large Grady Bruce 3 Golf Women's At‐Large Donna Sykes 3 Tennis Women's Basketball Sheryl Johnson 1 G 1990 Football Sean Grady 1 WR Men's At‐Large Wendell Edwards 2 Track & Field 1991 Men's At‐Large Larry Bryan 1 Golf Men's At‐Large Wendell Edwards 1 Track & Field Women's At‐Large Candi Evans 3 Track & Field 1992 Women's At‐Large Candi Evans 1 Track & Field Women's Volleyball Cathe Crow 2 ‐‐‐ 1993 Baseball Bryan Frazier 3 UT Men's At‐Large Brian Amos 2 Track & Field Men's At‐Large Robby Scott 2 Tennis 1994 Men's At‐Large Robby Scott 1 Tennis Women's At‐Large Kim Bartee 1 Track & Field Women's At‐Large Keri Whitehead 3 Tennis 1995 Men's At‐Large John Cole 1 Tennis Tuesday, November 30, 2010 Page 1 of 488 Year Sport Name Team Position 1995 Men's At‐Large Darin