Scoop: The Essential Cookbook

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Shatel: Tom's Take on 20 Unforgettable Years of Sports

Tom Shatel

"Unbeatable,'' World-Herald staff writer Henry J. Cordes' new book on Tom Osborne's championship teams, includes: A look at Tom Osborne's unique systems, methods and philosophies that formed the foundation of Husker success. Inside Tommie Frazier's decision to come to Nebraska - and how close he came to never setting foot in Lincoln. How Warren Sapp became the perfect foil on the biggest play in the 1994 national championship game. A fresh look at Lawrence Phillips: the man, his rage, his crimes - and why Osborne has never given up on him. How a Husker defensive breakdown in the 1995 title game turned into a game-changer for Nebraska. The oversight by Osborne that may well have cost Nebraska a national title in 1996. What made Grant Wistrom and Jason Peter perhaps the best pair of leaders ever to play at Nebraska. Scott Frost's battle for acceptance - not just among Husker fans, but his own teammates.

Unbeatable Tom Osborne and the Greatest Era of Nebraska Football

Cordes, Henry J.

Biographies & Memoirs

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Nebraska Weather

Gaardner, Nancy

Nebraska has produced many athletic greats, but only a select few can claim the honor of being the best of the best. The World-Herald sports department and a panel of longtime sports observers chose from countless athletes to rank the top 100 from a span of more than 130 years.

The Nebraska 100 Our Greatest Athletes

Thad Livingston

From the very beginning, the 2015 Nebraska volleyball team had one goal: Make it to Omaha, the site of the NCAA Final Four. Jeff Sheldon and World-Herald photographers help you relive the journey that led to the pinnacle of college volleyball.

Number One Nebraska Volley Ball : 2015 NCAA Champions

Jeff Sheldon

New Home For Lolo

Peters, Chris

Sullivan, Brendan

Farmer, Megan

Sievers, Kent

NEBRASKA 150 Years Told Through 93 Counties

David Hendee

World-Herald food critic Sarah Baker Hansen grew up in suburban Omaha. Husband Matthew, World-Herald columnist, came from Red Cloud, population 1,000. They've explored the state from border to border, and each has learned to love the part of the state they didn't know, The Better Half.

The Better Half: Nebraska's Hidden Treasures

Matthew Hansen and Sarah Baker Hansen

Omaha: Times remembered

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