Nebraska Cornhuskers Womens Basketball tickets

'About Nebraska Cornhuskers Women's Basketball'

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Team: Nebraska Cornhuskers

League: NCAA Division I

Home Games: Pinnacle Bank Arena

Head Coach: Amy Williams

Championships: One conference tournament championship and two regular-season championships

All-Time Greats: Karen Jennings, Maurtice Ivy, Kelsey Griffin, Amy Stephens

'Nebraska Cornhuskers Women's Basketball Tickets'

'The Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team has a history that goes back to the early part of the 20th century. However, despite some early successes in this era, the women's athletic program for basketball wasn't recognized as an official college sport until 1970. Five years after that, the university started offering scholarships to female athletes for playing basketball. Many figures at the university consider this point to be the official beginning of the modern era of women's basketball at Nebraska. Despite some instability after first head coach George Nicodemus left the program in 1971, the team kept its head above water until the arrival of Angela Beck in 1986 gave the program the stability it needed. Beck's skills improved the team and led to three NCAA appearances over her tenure as head coach. The women's basketball team struggled a bit after Connie Yori became its coach. However, Yori went on to improve the team through recruiting drives and bring victories to the team until 2016. Grab your women's Cornhuskers tickets at StubHub.'

'Where can I get tickets to a Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball game?'

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'Where does the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team play?'

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The Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team makes its home at the

Pinnacle Bank Arena

on the university's campus. Both the women's and men’s teams moved to this facility from the

Bob Devaney Sports Center

. The capacity for basketball games played at the arena is 15,500 seats. Both teams played their first games in the new venue on the same day, with the women playing against the

UCLA Bruins

in the afternoon. UCLA was ranked No. 25 at the time, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers team defeated the Bruins in a blowout victory.

'What conference does the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team play in?'

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The Nebraska Cornhuskers women's team is a member of the

Big Ten Conference

. Although it is still known as the Big Ten, 14 universities compete in this competition. All members sponsor women's basketball teams to play in the conference.

'Who is the head coach for the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team?'

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Amy Williams is the current head coach for the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team. She is a former player for the Cornhuskers, spending several seasons in a reserve guard position of the team. Before bringing her coaching skills back to her alma mater, Williams spent some time coaching at Rogers State and

South Dakota

.

'Who are some notable players from the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team?'

'Several former Nebraska Cornhuskers playing for the women's team have made history or received various awards for their efforts. The 2006 Player of the Year, Yvonne Turner, finished her college ball career with more than 1,000 points, and Dominique Kelley joined that elite club the next year. Anna DeForge, Kelsey Griffin and Lindsey Moore have all done stints in professional basketball as well.'

'What is a Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball game like?'

'Different coaches and skilled players throughout the decades have helped the institution of Cornhuskers women's basketball improve. Williams brings experience on the court and the sidelines to the forefront for her team and helped to turn things around in just her second season there. The Cornhuskers enjoy a dedicated base of fans, and these followers want to see how many players will follow the likes of Hooper, Turner or Griffin.'