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Tom Osborne Becomes First Living Inductee to Nebraska Hall of Fame

A state law change made the honor possible after lawmakers approved living inductions, and Gov. Jim Pillen said he is discussing a Presidential Medal of Freedom for Osborne.

  • On Friday, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen inducted legendary football coach and former congressman Tom Osborne into the Nebraska Hall of Fame at the State Capitol Rotunda, making him the first living person to receive this honor.
  • State lawmakers passed a special bill in April allowing Osborne's induction while living, after tweaking the proposal to broaden eligibility and address concerns regarding 'special legislation' from some members.
  • During the ceremony, leaders unveiled a bust of Osborne, who led the Huskers to three national titles as head coach. Gov. Pillen praised his multifaceted career as educator, athletic director, and mentor who co-founded TeamMates Mentoring.
  • Gov. Pillen announced discussions are underway for a Presidential Medal of Freedom nomination for Osborne, telling the Examiner he advocated for the award during a recent meeting with President Donald Trump about Nebraska livestock producers.
  • Community members highlighted Osborne's influence extending far beyond football. Ashley Denton noted Osborne "has just modeled what it means to be a fellow neighbor," inspiring others to serve a greater purpose greater than themselves.
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KMTV broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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