Nate Head

3 weeks ago | security.com | Nate Head |Nate Fitzgerald

SE Labs awarded AAA ratings to Symantec Endpoint Security Complete and Carbon Black Cloud for perfect real-world ransomware defense, with zero false positives. These solutions were tested in a rigorous environment that accurately mimicked real-life attacks, assessing detection, prevention, response and remediation. Unlike conventional cybersecurity tests, SE Labs does not allow tuning for better results, so outcomes reflect true performance—not lab-optimized conditions.

3 weeks ago | huskerextra.com | Nate Head

One Husker is headed to the NCAA outdoor championships for the first time. Another will be making her fourth trip. That’s Berlyn Schutz and Jenna Rogers, who are two of 12 Nebraska track and field athletes who qualified for nationals over four days at the NCAA Preliminary Round meet in College Station, Texas. Schutz, a Lincoln East graduate, punched her ticket with a school-record time of 4 minutes, 11.01 seconds in the 1,500-meter run Saturday.

1 month ago | huskerextra.com | Nate Head

The Nebraska softball team rolled through the Baton Rouge Regional over the weekend, going 3-0 and outscoring opponents 32-3 to advance to its first Super Regional since 2014. Next up for the Huskers (42-13, 17-5 Big Ten) is a trip to Knoxville, Tennessee, to play the No. 7 Volunteers (43-14, 15-9 SEC) in a best-of-three, head-to-head series. Tennessee went 3-0 at its regional, defeating Ohio State on Sunday to earn a spot in the Super Regional round.

1 month ago | huskerextra.com | Nate Head

Jordy Bahl on Monday became the first player in Nebraska softball history to be named a top-three finalist for the USA Softball/ESPN Player of the Year award. Joining Bahl as finalists are Arkansas’ Bri Ellis and Texas Tech’s NiJaree Canady. Canady won the award last season as a member of Stanford. Bahl was a top-10 finalist twice while at Oklahoma. It's the latest recognition for Bahl, who was named Big Ten Pitcher and Player of the Year earlier this month.

1 month ago | omaha.com | Nate Head

LSU decided not to throw its ace pitcher in its regional opener Friday and got burned by an in-state foe. Southeastern Louisiana defeated regional host and national No. 10 seed LSU 4-3 at Tiger Park. The stunning result came hours after Nebraska finished off a comfortable 10-2 win against UConn on the same field. LSU opted not to start Sydney Berzon, who has been the team's No. 1 option this season.