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Moos likes what he’s seeing from Blackshirts.

* He’s hoping design work for the expansive new athletic facility will be done by the end of this month. Ground may be broken for the project in late spring or early summer. The project has been delayed by basically a year, he said, with an opening set for June or July of 2023. 

He noted that construction of the facility won’t affect a football season at all. 

* As for South Stadium, he said there are no firm plans at this time for upgrades but that those could come in the future. He mentioned “vertical transportation” and “amenities” as the focus for upgrades.

“It’s on the list and moving up fast.”

* Moos said if Nebraska has another opponent pull out of a game because of a COVID-10 spike, as Wisconsin did Oct. 31, it could replace that opponent with another Big Ten team, if one’s available. But the Huskers wouldn’t again explore playing a non-conference opponent, he said. 

* Nebraska’s volleyball team had 9,000 people watching its scrimmage last week via live stream, according to Moos.

* Moos offered condolences on behalf of the university to Christian Miller’s family. “When you lose a member of your family, it hurts,” he said. “And we’re still hurting.”



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