University of Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame

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Established2015; 10 years ago (2015)
Location1200 Vine Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
Coordinates40°49′16″N 96°42′12″W / 40.8210°N 96.7033°W / 40.8210; -96.7033
University of Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame
Established2015; 10 years ago (2015)
Location1200 Vine Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
Coordinates40°49′16″N 96°42′12″W / 40.8210°N 96.7033°W / 40.8210; -96.7033
TypeHall of fame
WebsiteOfficial website

The University of Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame is a sports hall of fame on the campus of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in Lincoln, Nebraska. Located just northeast of Memorial Stadium, the hall of fame honors athletes and coaches of the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

There is no set criteria for induction aside from "continuing the tradition of excellence at Nebraska."[1] Since inducting an inaugural class of twenty-two athletes – one representing each of NU's varsity sports – in 2015, the hall has inducted between five and seven athletes and coaches each spring. Inductees are selected by a panel of staff members and former student-athletes.[1]

Athletes

Alex Gordon was inducted in 2015
Jordan Burroughs was inducted in 2021
Ndamukong Suh was inducted in 2024
Athlete Sport Career[a][b] Class
Steve FriesenGolf (M)1996–19992015[2]
Alex GordonBaseball2003–2005
Charles GreeneTrack and field (M)1965–1967
Jim HartungGymnastics (M)1979–1982
Penelope HeynsSwimming and diving (W)1993–1996
Karen JenningsBasketball (W)1990–1993
Steven JungTennis (M)1986–1989
Joe KirbyCross country (M)1987–1990
Christine LathamSoccer1999–2002
Liz MooneyTennis (W)1983–1986
Merlene OtteyTrack and field (W)1980–1984
Eric PiatkowskiBasketball (M)1991–1994
Adam PineSwimming and diving (M)1997–2000
Shannon PluhowskyBowling2001–2002, 2004–2005
Dave RimingtonFootball1979–1982
Sarah SasseGolf (W)1999–2001, 2003
Bill ScherrWrestling1981–1984
Richelle SimpsonGymnastics (W)2002–2005
Lori SippelSoftball1985–1988
Fran ten BenselCross country (W)1989–1992
Amanda TrujilloRifle2000–2003
Allison WestonVolleyball1992–1995
Heather BrinkGymnastics (W)1997–20002016[3]
Phil CahoyGymnastics (M)1980–1983
Janet KruseVolleyball1988–1991
Nicola MartialTrack and field (W)1993–1996
Nancy MetcalfVolleyball1997–1999, 2001
Johnny RodgersFootball1970–1972
Will ShieldsFootball1989–1992
Bob BrownFootball1961–19632017[4]
Karen DahlgrenVolleyball1983–1986
Denise DaySoftball1982–1985
Rich GloverFootball1970–1972
Dave HoppenBasketball (M)1983–1986
Scott JohnsonGymnastics (M)1980–1983
Darin ErstadBaseball1993–19952018[5]
Peaches JamesSoftball2001–2004
Sarah PavanVolleyball2004–2007
Mike RozierFootball1981–1983
Tom SchlesingerGymnastics (M)1985–1988
Rhonda BladfordTrack and field (W)1982–19852019[6]
Greichaly CeperoVolleyball1999–2002
Wes SuterGymnastics (M)1983–1986
Ed WeirFootball1923–1925
Grant WistromFootball1994–1997
Amanda BurgoyneBowling2004–20072020[7]
Eric CrouchFootball1998–2001
Sam FrancisFootball1934–1936
Maurtice IvyBasketball (W)1985–1988
Jordan LarsonVolleyball2005–2008
Therese AlshammarSwimming and diving (W)1998–19992021[7]
Jordan BurroughsWrestling2007–2009, 2011
Bob CervBaseball1947–1950
Kelsey GriffinBasketball (W)2006–2008, 2010
Larry JacobsonFootball1969–1971
Cathy NothVolleyball1981–1984
Guy ChamberlinFootball1914–19152022[8]
Christina HoughtellingVolleyball2003–2005, 2007
Patrick KirkseyGymnastics (M)1987–1990
Shane KomineBaseball1999–2002
Angela ThackerTrack and field (W)1983–1986
Ali ViolaSoftball1995–1998
Lori EndicottVolleyball1985–19882023[9]
Tommie FrazierFootball1992–1995
Emily ParsonsGymnastics (W)2005–2008
Tolly ThompsonWrestling1994–1997
Brittany TimkoSoccer2003–2006
Jordan HooperBasketball (W)2011–20142024[10]
Carl MyerscoughTrack and field (M)2000–2004
Virginia StahrVolleyball1986–1989
Ndamukong SuhFootball2006–2009
Mary WeatherholtTennis (W)2009–2013
Emily WongGymnastics (W)2011–2014
Kevin DavisGymnastics (M)1985–19882025[11]
Diandra HymanBowling1999–2002
Lisa ReitsmaVolleyball1994–1997
Stephanie ThaterVolleyball1989–1992
Aaron TaylorFootball1994–1997

Coaches

Tom Osborne (left) and Bob Devaney were the first coaches inducted
Coach Sport Tenure[a] Class
Bob DevaneyFootball1962–19722018
Tom OsborneFootball1973–1997
Francis AllenGymnastics (M)1969–20092019
Carol FrostTrack and field (W)1980
Terry PettitVolleyball1977–19992020
Bill StraubBowling1990–20192022
Gary PepinTrack and field (M, W)1981–20222023

Administrators

Administrator Tenure[a] Class
Louise Pound1898–19082022

Count by sport

Sport Athletes Coaches Total
Football15217
Volleyball13114
Gymnastics (M)718
Track and field (W)415
Baseball404
Basketball (W)
Gymnastics (W)
Softball
Bowling31
Wrestling303
Track and field (M)21
Basketball (M)202
Soccer
Swimming and diving (W)
Tennis (W)
Cross country (M)101
Cross country (W)
Golf (M)
Golf (W)
Rifle
Swimming and diving (M)
Tennis (M)
Administration

Notes

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