Mike Sautter
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Nebraska's walk-on class adds Millard West's Evan Myersick
Millard West's Evan Myersick has announced he will walk on at Nebraska. → Read More
Creighton Prep's AJ Collins will walk on at Nebraska
Creighton Prep's AJ Collins has announced that he will walk on at Nebraska. → Read More
St. Paul safety Tommy Wroblewski commits to Wyoming
Tommy Wroblewski, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound senior safety for St. Paul, announced his commitment to Wyoming on Tuesday. → Read More
Norris tight end James Carnie racks up offer from Nebraska
Norris tight end James Carnie adds Huskers to growing list of power conference offers. → Read More
Matthew Schuster becomes first known Husker walk-on for 2021 class
Ashland-Greenwood's Matthew Schuster became the first known walk-on commit in Nebraska's 2021 class. → Read More
Game of the Week: What to watch for during Bellevue West-Millard South
A big-time battle at Buell Stadium is on tap for the Pinnacle Bank Game of the Week. → Read More
Norris' James Carnie decommits from Miami (Ohio) hours after receiving Iowa offer
Norris' James Carnie got what he wanted on Saturday — power-conference offer. Get more from Mike Sautter. → Read More
Game of the Week: What to watch for during Howell-Dodge vs. Cross County
Here's what to watch for during this week's Pinnacle Bank Game of the Week. → Read More
Millard North's Hunter Sallis moves into top 10 on 247Sports' rankings
Five-star prospect Hunter Sallis made history with his latest move up in the national recruiting rankings. → Read More
Hunter Sallis sets a top 12 loaded with college basketball's blue-blood programs
Millard North 5-star recruit Hunter Sallis has set a top 12 that includes Creighton but not the Huskers. → Read More
Millard North point guard Jadin Johnson commits to Old Dominion
Millard North point guard Jadin Johnson announced his commitment to Old Dominion on Wednesday night. → Read More
Nebraska Elite goes 11-0 to win 16-and-under title at AAU Volleyball Nationals
Nebraska Elite only dropped one set en route to the 16-and-under title at the AAU Volleyball Nationals. → Read More
Watch now: Mike Sautter's Coaches Corner with Gretna softball coach Bill Heard
On today's episode, The World-Herald's Mike Sautter is joined by Gretna softball coach Bill Heard. → Read More
NCAA extends recruiting dead period through August 31
The NCAA's Division I Council voted on Thursday to extend the in-person recruiting dead period through August 31. → Read More
Omaha group formed to make a difference holds its first neighborhood cleanup
More than 50 people came out to help pick up litter Saturday afternoon starting at 24th and Grace Streets and moving north a little over half a mile to 24th → Read More
A day of rallies and remembrance in Omaha: Crowds gather to call for equality and peace
Roughly 200 people attended a rally at Memorial Park, which ended with a march into Elmwood Park. And a prayer vigil for James Scurlock was held in the early evening → Read More
Black community leaders, pastors gather to declare they're 'for North Omaha'
Clergy gathered with a crowd of about 100 near 30th and Ames Streets midday Wednesday to reiterate their support for the black community and to figure out a positive path → Read More
Downtown protest ends peacefully and in time for curfew
Tuesday's crowd outside the Douglas County Courthouse was smaller than previous nights, with protesters more focused on voicing their concerns about injustice. → Read More
Fourth day of Omaha protests brings more clashes after curfew, but also signs of unity
Many small actions among law enforcement and protesters led to less confrontation Monday evening in Omaha's Old Market, the fourth night of protests in the city. → Read More
Live updates: Downtown Omaha quiet after Day 4 of protests leads to more pepper spray, arrests
A small group of protesters has gathered in downtown Omaha in the wake of Douglas County Prosecutor Don Kleine's decision not to charge an Old Market bar owner with the → Read More