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Dana Holgorsen, John Butler reflect on Maryland win, wary of Minnesota test

Maryland · Maryland

Dana Holgorsen, John Butler reflect on Maryland win, wary of Minnesota test

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Hindsight worked in different ways for Nebraska’s coordinators, as Dana Holgorsen and John Butler reflected on the Maryland win and looked ahead to the Maryland test.See the Story

It's Another Sweep for Nebraska Volleyball as Huskers Roll Past Northwestern

Volleyball · Lincoln

It's Another Sweep for Nebraska Volleyball as Huskers Roll Past Northwestern

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Make it 19 wins in a row and 10 consecutive sweeps for the Huskers, who got plenty of players involved Friday night.See the Story

REVIEW: Tame Impala Returns with a Genre Shift in Newest Album

REVIEW: Tame Impala Returns with a Genre Shift in Newest Album

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tame Impala's newest album "Deadbeat" released Oct. 17, marking the end of Kevin Parker's five year hiatus but a new musical era. The album had three singles, "End of Summer" , "Loser", "Dracula". Straying from his usual psychedelic pop or rock sound, this album is more house or electronic dance music compared to its contemporary's.See the Story

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