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Nebraska
Huskers Lincoln, NE

Name History:


University of Nebraska 1873-date

Baseball Team History:


Year Record Coach
1889 1-2 C.D. Chandler, manager
1890 2-3 C.D. Chandler, manager
1891 1-0 C.D. Chandler, manager
1892 0-2-1 Charles Stroman, manager
1893 3-0 Charles Stroman, manager
1894-96 No Team
1897 8-5-1 Edward N. Robinson, manager
1898 6-4 F.B. Ryons, manager
1899 8-4
1900 8-12
1901 9-11 Mike Henderson, manager
1902 17-8 George P. Shidler, manager
1903 No Team
1904 10-3 J.H. Bell, manager
1905 5-16-1
1906 5-12-1 S.S. Eager, manager
1907 5-11-1 S.S. Eager, manager
1908 4-12-2 S.S. Eager, manager
1909 12-14 Fox
1910 7-7-1 Robert Carrol
1911 No Team
1912 3-0 Stiehm
1913-18 No Team
1919 5-3 Paul J. Schissler
1920 7-6 Paul J. Schissler
1921 8-5 Paul J. Schissler
1922 12-4 Owen Frank
1923 6-12 Scotty Dye/Earl Carr
1924 10-8 William G. Kline
1925 8-7 William G. Kline
1926-28 No Team
1929 12-5-1 John (Choppy) Rhodes
1930 9-7 John (Choppy) Rhodes
1931 2-10 W.H. Browne
1932 No Team
1933 3-1 W.W. Knight
1934 5-9 W.W. Knight
1935 4-12 W.W. Knight
1936 3-11 W.W. Knight
1937 5-12 W.W. Knight
1938 7-8 W.W. Knight
1939 5-13 W.W. Knight
1940 4-12 W.W. Knight
1941 2-14 W.W. Knight
1942 3-11 Adolph J. Lewandowski
1943-45 No Team
1946 9-7 Frank Smagacz
1947 6-10 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1948 17-7 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1949 9-13 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1950 15-8 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1951 10-5 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1952 13-7 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1953 13-5-1 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1954 10-10 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1955 15-5 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1956 12-8 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1957 12-10 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1958 17-10 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1959 15-8 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1960 10-13 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1961 9-14 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1962 15-11 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1963 10-16 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1964 9-18 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1965 12-8 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1966 16-9 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1967 8-16 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1968 10-15-1 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1969 9-15 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1970 14-12 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1971 10-20 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1972 12-17 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1973 15-14-1 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1974 13-27 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1975 13-20 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1976 21-24-1 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1977 29-13 William D. (Tony) Sharpe
1978 36-20 John F. Sanders
1979 49-15 John F. Sanders
1980 49-15 John F. Sanders
1981 42-22 John F. Sanders
1982 44-13 John F. Sanders
1983 44-15 John F. Sanders
1984 43-18 John F. Sanders
1985 45-24 John F. Sanders
1986 35-25 John F. Sanders
1987 36-21 John F. Sanders
1988 48-23 John F. Sanders
1989 27-31 John F. Sanders
1990 42-26 John F. Sanders
1991 37-22 John F. Sanders
1992 31-25 John F. Sanders
1993 35-23 John F. Sanders
1994 32-28 John F. Sanders
1995 35-23 John F. Sanders
1996 27-27-1 John F. Sanders
1997 27-35 John F. Sanders
1998 24-20 David K. Van Horn
1999 42-18 David K. Van Horn
2000 51-17 David K. Van Horn
2001 50-16 David K. Van Horn
2002 47-21 David K. Van Horn
2003 47-18 Michael L. Anderson
2004 36-23 Michael L. Anderson
2005 57-15 Michael L. Anderson
2006 42-17 Michael L. Anderson

Major League Players


Name Birthplace Dates Played at College Major League Debut
Robert H. Cerv Weston, NE 1947-50 8/1/1951
Dwight L. Siebler Columbus, NE 1957-58 8/26/1963
Stanley R. Bahnsen Council Bluffs, IA 1965 9/9/1966
Gary W. Neibauer Billings, MT 1965-66 4/12/1969
Harold J. (Buddy) Hunter Omaha, NE 1966 (FR) 7/1/1971
Ryan Y. Kurosaki Honolulu, HI 1971-73 5/20/1975
Peter M. O'Brien Santa Monica, CA 1978-79 9/3/1982
Timothy P. Burke Omaha, NE 1978-80 4/8/1985
Robert B. Sebra Ridgewood, NJ 1981-83 6/26/1985
Stephen B. Stanicek Lake Forest, IL 1980-82 9/16/1987
William P. McGuire Omaha, NE 1983-85 8/2/1988
Kip L. Gross Scottsbluff, NE 1986 4/21/1990
Eric J. Helfand Erie, PA 1988 9/4/1993
Kevin W. Jordan San Francisco, CA 1990 8/8/1995
Darin C. Erstad Jamestown, ND 1993-95 6/14/1996
Marc R. Sagmoen Seattle, WA 1992-93 4/15/1997
Kenneth C. Ramos Sidney, NE 1987-89 5/16/1997
Michael T. (Troy) Brohawn Cambridge, MD 1992-94 4/14/2001
Kenneth E. Harvey Los Angeles, CA 1997-99 9/18/2001
Todd A. Sears Des Moines, IA 1995-97 9/17/2002
Jamal N. Strong Pasadena, CA 1999-00 9/2/2003
Daniel R. Johnson Coon Rapids, MN 2000-01 5/27/2005
Adam J. Shabala Streator, IL 1999-00 6/16/2005
Adam J. Stern London, ON, CAN 1999-01 7/7/2005
Shane K. Komine Honolulu, HI 1999-02 7/30/2006
Drew T. Anderson Kearney, NE 2001-03 9/11/2006
Alex J. Gordon Lincoln, NE 2003-05 4/2/2007
Justin (Joba) Chamberlain Lincoln, NE 2005-06 8/7/2007
Brian M. Duensing Marysville, KS 2002-03, 2005 4/10/2009
(FR) played freshman baseball only

Conference Affiliations:


Missouri Valley Conference 1908-19, 1921-28
Big Six Conference 1929-47
Big Seven Conference 1948-57
Big Eight Conference 1958-96
Big XII Conference 1997-date

Highlights:


Adolph J. Liska (DB 4/17/1929), David B. McDonald (DB 9/15/1969) attended


William E. Kinnaman (ML umpire) played 1946


Big Six Conference champion 1922, 1929...Big Seven Conference champion 1948, 1950...Big Eight Conference (East Division) champion 1980…Big XII Conference champion 2001, 2003, 2005...Big XII Conference tournament champion 1999-01, 2005


College World Series participant 2001-02, 2005


All-America selections (First-Team)


1950 Bob Cerv (ABCA)
1956 John Brown (ABCA)
1972 Gene Stohs (The Sporting News)
1982 Steve Stanicek (Baseball America/The Sporting News)
1986 Paul Meyers (The Sporting News)
1993 Marc Sagmoen (ABCA/Collegiate Baseball)
1993 Troy Brohawn (Collegiate Baseball)
1995 Darin Erstad (ABCA/Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)
1999 Ken Harvey (ABCA/Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)
2000 Shane Komine (Collegiate Baseball/The Sporting News)
2001 Shane Komine (Collegiate Baseball)
2001 John Cole (ABCA/Baseball America)
2002 Jeff Leise (ABCA)
2002 Jed Morris (ABCA/Collegiate Baseball)
2004 Alex Gordon (ABCA/Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)
2005 Alex Gordon (ABCA/Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)

National Player of the Year


2005 Alex Gordon (ABCA/Baseball America/Brooks Wallace/Dick Howser/Golden Spikes)
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