Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook is retiring after 25 years with the Huskers. Cook, who has won four national championships, made the announcement Wednesday. Sign up for our Newsletters "I've ...

When speaking about his retirement, John Cook confessed “his biggest worry was Harper,” and so she became the first Husker to find out. “I just burst out in tears… He’s done a lot for me ...

So too might have volleyball coach John Cook. “We do an old man ... Hoiberg has known only one Husker volleyball coach. Cook has known, since taking over the job in January 2000, five men ...

Former Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook got a rude awakening to the concept of retirement of a coaching legend. There may not be a lot of time for watching sunsets ...

"John Cook leaves a legacy of excellence that places ... who won 694 matches and guided the Huskers to 18 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and six NCAA Semifinals. Cook, who left an ...

(Courtesy: Big Ten) Nebraska is shaking up its traditional Spring Game with the introduction of the Husker Games, a day-long event on Saturday, April 26 Husker women's basketball players and coach ...

In January of 2016, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to talk with John Cook after his Huskers won another national championship. My wife and I were at the Durham for a luncheon with our ...

John Cook has felt the "knot" in his stomach for ... unpacking his decision to retire after an illustrious career with the Huskers that included four national championships. Cook said he called ...

What John Cook hinted at during his retirement press conference in January, the Nebraska volleyball has made official.

The second of Nebraska volleyball's two matches for this spring has been announced. The Huskers will take on South Dakota ...

The first came last week when John Cook, fresh off his 25th season at the helm of Nebraska sat down with Nebraska athletic director Troy Dannen to presumably discuss how last year's season went ...

Contrary to a report he read, John Cook is not retiring in Wisconsin ... Now, no more horrible starts, Huskers. I’m not sure your coach can take it. No reason to expand NCAA tournament ...