The 2004 season saw the Huskers finish 36-23 overall and 11-16 in the Big 12 Conference (eighth place). For the first time since 1998, there was no NCAA regional appearance.
• Nebraska announces its fall recruiting class.
• Alex Gordon completes a sweep of All-America honors.
• Dave Van Horn hopes for a receptive crowd on his return to Omaha.
• Steve Pederson says he sees no signs of decline in the program.
• Four more Huskers and two recruits are selected on Day 2 of the draft.
• NU signs a juco All-American outfielder, Trey Adams.
• It's official — there's no spot in the NCAA tournament for the Huskers, but NU did get consideration.
• Justin Pekarek is Big 12 co-pitcher of the week.
• The Huskers' slim postseason hopes hinge on a strong showing in the Big 12 tourney. The OWH looks at what went wrong for NU after a 24-5 start.
• Five Huskers make first-team Academic All-Big 12.
• Nebraska signs Millard North lefty Ryan Hines.
• Alex Gordon is a Howser Award semifinalist, and Daniel Bruce is named Academic All-District VII.
• A speedy outfielder signs with the Huskers.
• NU signs two players to national letters of intent.
• Alex Gordon is named to the watch list for the Golden Spikes Award.
• The Huskers, in shaky territory regarding postseason play, aim to finish strong against Oklahoma.
• The Athletic Dept. previews the Baylor series.
• The top-ranked Longhorns aren't exactly what the doctor ordered for the slumping Huskers. The Athletic Dept. previews the Texas series.
• Curtis Ledbetter is named Big 12 co-player of the week.
• Brad Furnish will take the mound as NU meets Creighton.
• Alex Gordon's combination of talent and savvy is a problem for NU's foes.
• Justin Timm joins the weekend rotation.
• Freshman Braden Keith proves to be Mike Anderson's kind of hitter.
• The Huskers prepare to face Missouri.
• Freshman Braden Keith proves to be Mike Anderson's kind of hitter.
• Jake Mullinax carries one of the Big 12's best batting averages into the Texas Tech series.
• Alex Gordon is named to the 30-member watch list for the Golden Spikes Award, which honors athletic ability and sportsmanship.
• Zach Kroenke is named conference pitcher of the week.
• The Huskers face a program on the rise in Kansas State.
• Slumping Quinton Robertson is yanked from the weekend rotation.
• The Athletic Department previews the Wisconsin-Milwaukee games.
• NU gets ready to open Big 12 play.
• The Huskers head to Omaha to take on Creighton.
• The Huskers hope to show they can hit against quality pitching.
• The Athletic Department previews the Boston College series.
• The Huskers must wait an extra day for their home opener as bad weather forces a Wednesday doubleheader.
• Brad Furnish gets a chance to show what he can do as a starter.
• Curtis Ledbetter hopes to continue improving at the plate as the Huskers head off for San Diego's new Petco Park.
• The Athletic Dept. previews the games in San Diego.
• The Athletic Dept. previews the games in Minneapolis.
• Brian Duensing will have elbow surgery and sit out the 2004 season.
• For now and perhaps for the long run, Zach Kroenke assumes the ace role.
• The Athletic Department previews the Rice tournament in Houston.
• Brian Duensing's return to the mound is delayed again.
• Meet Jesse Boyer, NU's leadoff man.
• The Athletic Dept. previews the opening games and the 2004 season.
• The 2004 media guide is available for downloading.
• Brandon Fusilier will redshirt, coach Mike Anderson reveals.
• Healthy again, John Grose is the team's heart and soul.
• Mike Anderson expects big things from Alex Gordon.
• The snow keeps the players indoors, but complaining isn't an option.
• A freshman pitcher is lost for the season to injury, but Brian Duensing stays on track to return to action in time for the season opener.