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Joseph Maier

Joseph Maier

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Senior Sports Editor, The Daily Nebraskan

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I only rarely cover men's sports.

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Total articles 193

  • Nebraska baseball evens series with Creighton thanks to bullpen's stellar outing

    By Joseph Maier| On3@ Nebraska baseball (17-20, 5-10) took care of Creighton (20-12, 3-3) on Tuesday, 6-3, to even the rivalry series at one game apiece. The Husker bats squandered countless opportunities but eight stellar innings from the bullpen lifted them to victory. Ryan Harrahill (3.97 ERA) started for Nebraska but lasted just one frame, giving up two hits and two runs in 16 pitches. The Huskers used five relief arms in the win, allowing just five combined hits and one earned run while striking out 10.

    By Joseph Maier · On3

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Eighth-inning collapse costs Nebraska baseball in loss to Iowa

    By Joseph Maier| On3@ Nebraska baseball (15-20, 4-10) collapsed late in a 6-11 loss to Iowa (23-10, 14-3) on Saturday, dropping its fourth Big Ten series of the year. The Huskers led for most of the afternoon thanks to three home runs, but a ferocious eighth-inning rally lifted Iowa to a comeback victory. Ty Horn (7.25 ERA) started for Nebraska and pitched 4.1 solid frames, allowing four runs on six hits while striking out seven.

    By Joseph Maier · On3

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Nebraska baseball shut out in pitcher's duel, drops series opener to Iowa

    By Joseph Maier| On3@ Nebraska baseball (15-19, 4-9) fell short to Iowa (22-10, 13-3) in Friday’s series opener, 0-1. The Huskers were shut out for the first time this season, striking out 14 times in the loss. Will Walsh (4.36 ERA) had a stellar night, allowing just two hits in seven innings of work. The left-hander gave up the game’s lone run on a solo shot in the second inning, which ultimately proved to be the difference.

    By Joseph Maier · On3

    Apr. 11, 2025

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The Daily Nebraskan

The Daily Nebraskan is the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's only independent student newspaper.

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States

+1 402-472-2588

Founded: 1901