Key Highlights
- Nebraska baseball secured a No. 13 national seed for the Lincoln Regional in 2026.
- The Huskers finished with a 41-14 overall record, including a sweep of Minnesota to reach 40 regular-season wins for the 19th time in program history.
- Carson Jasa and Dylan Carey were named Big Ten Defensive Player and Freshman of the Year, respectively.
- The team set multiple records, including attendance and hit-by-pitch tallies.
The Big Red Rebuild: A Season of Triumphs
For the seventh time in program history, Nebraska baseball will host a Lincoln Regional in 2026. This marks an exciting return to the spotlight for the Huskers, who are set to open their NCAA Tournament journey against South Dakota State on May 29.
A Season of Firsts and Records
The Big Red clinched their ninth NCAA Regional since 2014, marking a significant milestone in their quest for success. With wins over ranked opponents like No. 7 Auburn, No. 12 USC (three times), and No. 16 Florida State, the team has shown resilience and skill. Jasa’s impressive pitching record of 9-2 with a 3.76 ERA will be crucial in this tournament.
Top Performers and Team Records
Dylan Carey was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, while Drew Grego earned Freshman of the Year honors. Grego’s performance has been nothing short of spectacular, with 17 multi-hit games and 44 RBI. The team also set a program record for hit-by-pitches, hitting 119 times in the season.
A Home Sweet Home Advantage
Nebraska’s home field advantage at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park has been nothing short of phenomenal. With a .958 winning percentage and a 23-1 record against home games this season, the Huskers have proven to be formidable on their turf. The attendance record they set during a sweep of Iowa is another testament to their popularity.
With Will Bolt’s team poised for success, Nebraska baseball fans can look forward to an exciting weekend filled with potential upsets and memorable moments in the NCAA Tournament. You might think this is new, but… it’s just more of what the Big Red do best: compete and win.
