No. 7 Nebraska welcomes Big Ten newcomer Maryland to the NU Coliseum on Sunday at 1 p.m. (CT) in the Huskers’ home opener. Scoring for the dual will be on TrackWrestling.com and live updates can be followed on Twitter from @HuskerWrestling.

NU enters the dual after defeating No. 25 Wyoming, 22-13, on Friday, Nov. 7. The following day, the Huskers won eight weight classes (six elite division, two amateur division) at the Cowboy Open.

Nebraska leads the all-time series against Maryland, 3-1-1, but suffered a one-point loss in the most recent meeting. The Huskers fell to the Terrapins, 18-17, on Dec. 16, 2012 at Madison Square Garden in New York, N.Y., as part of the Grapple at the Garden.

This weekend, senior James Green (157) goes for his 100th career victory. He would become the 23rd member of Nebraska’s 100-Win Club. Green, a three-time All-American, holds a career mark of 99-17-0.

The Huskers are projected to use the same lineup as last week for their dual against the Terps, but could see either TJ Dudley or Aaron Studebaker at 184 pounds. Dudley is 4-1 on the season, while Studebaker holds an 8-3 mark.

Following Sunday’s matchup, all five of Nebraska’s remaining home duals will be held at the Devaney Center.

Last Time Out: Huskers Win Eight Weight Classes at Cowboy Open
No. 7 Nebraska completed its weekend trip to Wyoming by winning eight weight class titles at the Cowboy Open at War Memorial Field House on Saturday, Nov. 8.

No. 2 James Green (157), No. 2 Robert Kokesh (174), No. 13 TJ Dudley (184), Eric Montoya (133), No. 17 Anthony Abidin (141) and Justin Arthur (149) each captured Elite Division titles. No. 14 Tim Lambert (125) and Micah Barnes (197) each garnered runner-up honors, while No. 15 Collin Jensen and Nyle Bartling tied for third at heavyweight.

In the Amateur Division, Tyler Berger took home the 149-pound crown, while Colton Adams and Hayden Tuma tied for first at 141 pounds. Mitchell Maginnis (125) finished third.

John Svoboda (157), No. 14 Austin Wilson (165) and Spencer Johnson (197) also wrestled for the Huskers at the Cowboy Open.

No. 7 Huskers Top No. 25 Cowboys in Season Opener
No. 7 Nebraska opened its dual season with a 22-13 victory over No. 25 Wyoming at the Wyoming Indoor Practice Facility on Friday, Nov. 7.

No. 15 Collin Jensen (HWT), Eric Montoya (133), No. 17 Anthony Abidin (141), No. 2 James Green (157), No. 14 Austin Wilson (165) and No. 2 Robert Kokesh (174) claimed wins for the Huskers. Green pinned Archie Colgan, while Abidin earned a major decision over Cole Mendenhall for bonus points.

Green Goes for 100th Career Win
Senior James Green (157) looks to become the 23rd member of Nebraska’s 100-Win Club when he steps on the mat Sunday. The three-time All-American holds a career record of 99-17-0.

Scouting the Maryland Terrapins
Maryland is 4-1 on the season, and has also competed in two open tournaments. The Terrapins dropped their most recent dual by a 17-16 margin to George Mason last weekend. On Sunday, Nov. 2, Maryland dominated Johns Hopkins, Kutztown, Davidson and Alderson-Broaddus by a combined score of 160-22.

The Terps are led by ranked grapplers Geoffrey Alexander (No. 11/9/9 at 133) and Shyheim Brown (No. NR/17/15 at 141).

Maryland is coached by Kerry McCoy, who is in his seventh year at the helm for the Terrapins. He holds a record of 87-34-1 at Maryland, and an overall mark of 116-53-1 in his 10th year as a head coach. McCoy is assisted by Rob Eiter and Mike Catullo.

Huskers in the Rankings
All-Americans James Green (157) and Robert Kokesh (174) are each ranked No. 2 in their respective weight classes by InterMat’s Nov. 11 poll. Returning NCAA qualifiers Tim Lambert (No. 14 at 125), TJ Dudley (No. 16 at 184), Austin Wilson (No. 16 at 165) and Collin Jensen (No. 18 at heavyweight) are also ranked. Junior Anthony Abidin garnered the 15th spot at 141 pounds.

In WIN Magazine’s Nov. 10 poll, Green and Kokesh are each ranked second, while Lambert (No. 11), Abidin (No. 16), Dudley (No. 16), Wilson (No. 18) and Justin Arthur (No. 19) also earned spots. TheOpenMat.com released its rankings on Nov. 11, and put Green and Kokesh each at No. 2, and included six additional Huskers. Abidin leads the way at No. 13, Wilson is 16th, Jensen is 18th, Lambert is No. 18, Dudley is 19th and Eric Montoya is No. 19.

As a team, Nebraska is ranked seventh in the USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll, 10th by InterMat and 10th by WIN Magazine.

Tracking the Redshirts: White Finishes Second in Iowa
Freshman Derek White led five Huskers at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open on Saturday, Nov. 8 with his runner-up finish at 197 pounds.

Wrestling unattached, White cruised to a major decision in his first match before back-to-back decisions to earn a spot in the finals. He was pinned by defending national champion J’Den Cox of Missouri in 3:58.

At 149 pounds, junior Tyrell Galloway turned in a sixth-place finish. Sean Murphy (133), Gage Anderson (165) and Eric Engler (184) also competed for the Huskers at the Harold Nichols Open.

Green Seeks Fourth All-America Honor
Senior James Green (157) looks to become the second Husker all-time to earn All-America status on four occasions. The title is currently owned by Associate Head Coach Bryan Snyder, who wrestled for the Huskers from 1999 to 2002. Green finished third at the 2014 NCAA Championships after taking seventh during both his sophomore and freshman seasons.

Sueflohn Out for the Season
Senior Jake Sueflohn (149) will miss the 2014-15 campaign with a torn ACL. Sueflohn is redshirting this season and will have one more year of eligibility. The three-time NCAA qualifier has a career record of 80-24, and holds a dual mark of 37-8.

Keeping an Eye on Nebraska’s Career Records Lists
• Head Coach Mark Manning is 12 wins away from becoming the winningest coach in Nebraska wrestling history. The win would also mark the 200th in his time with the Huskers. Manning holds a 188-73-3 record in his 15th season at Nebraska. Former Head Coach Tim Neumann (1985-2000) went 199-77-6 while coaching the Huskers.

• Senior James Green (157) is one win away from the 100th of his career at Nebraska. He would become the 23rd member of NU’s 100-win club. Green holds a career record of 99-17-0 and is a three-time All-American.

• Senior Robert Kokesh (174) is one win away from joining Nebraska’s Top 10 Career Victories List. He holds a career record of 111-14-0 and is a two-time All-American. Gary Albright (1981-86) is currently 10th in school history with 112 wins.

Tumble N’ Rumble Set for Jan. 9
The second annual Tumble N’ Rumble is scheduled for Nebraska’s Jan. 9 dual against Purdue at the Devaney Center at 7 p.m. The event features wrestling and women’s gymnastics at the same time on the same floor. The gymnastics team faces Lindenwood in its season opener for Tumble N’ Rumble.

Green, Kokesh Win at NWCA All-Star Classic
All-Americans James Green (157) and Robert Kokesh (174) each opened their senior campaign with a victory at the NWCA All-Star Classic on Saturday, Nov. 1 at The Palestra in Philadelphia, Pa.

Kokesh defeated NAIA No. 1 and three-time national champion Brock Gutches of Southern Oregon by an 8-2 decision at 174 pounds, and Green won by a 6-4 decision over No. 3 Ian Miller of Kent State. After the competition, Green was named Most Valuable Wrestler for the Red team.

Huskers Impress at Intrasquad
Nebraska held its annual Coaches Clinic/Intrasquad event on Friday, Oct. 31 at the Devaney Center, which gave fans their first chance to see the 2014-15 Huskers.

Head Coach Mark Manning introduced the team before the exhibition and shared facts about each wrestler during the competition. Assistant Coach and Olympic Gold Medalist Jordan Burroughs also spoke to the crowd about the upcoming season. The 90-minute workout included matches from all 10 weight classes.

Huskers Working Through 2014-15 Slate
Following this weekend’s action, the Huskers travel to North Carolina to face Duke and NC State on Nov. 22.

The Huskers will grapple at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, Dec. 5-6, in Las Vegas, Nev., before hosting Wisconsin in their final competition of 2014. The Huskers and Badgers square off on Saturday, Dec. 13 at 6 p.m.

Nebraska heads to Chattanooga, Tenn., to open 2015 at the Southern Scuffle, Jan. 1-2. Following the tournament, the Huskers return home to face Purdue on Friday, Jan. 9 at 7 p.m. The matchup between the Huskers and Boilermakers marks the first of 10 duals for Nebraska during January and February.

On Friday, Jan. 23, NU journeys to Champaign, Ill., to face Illinois, before returning home to host new Big Ten foe Rutgers on Sunday, Jan. 25 at the Devaney Center. The following weekend, the Huskers make a return to trip to Illinois on Friday, Jan. 30 to face Northwestern in Evanston, before returning home for a Sunday match against Indiana on Feb. 1.

The Huskers head to the Great Lakes State for a pair of duals on the subsequent weekend, as NU faces Michigan on Friday, Feb. 6, before visiting East Lansing, Mich., to wrestle against Michigan State.

Senior Night at the Devaney Center is slated for Friday, Feb. 13, as Nebraska hosts Stanford at 7 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 21, NU will compete against Drexel and Princeton in Philadelphia, Pa., starting at noon.

The Big Ten Championships are scheduled for March 7-8 in Columbus, Ohio, while the NCAA Championships will be March 19-21 in St. Louis, Mo.

Burroughs Takes Bronze at World Championships
Olympic Gold Medalist and Nebraska Assistant Coach Jordan Burroughs earned the freestyle bronze medal at 74 kg/163 pounds at the 2014 FILA World Championships after going 4-1 at the Gymnastics Palace in Tashkent, Uzbekistan on Sept. 9.

After his performance, Burroughs holds a 92-2 record internationally, earning gold medals at the 2012 Olympics, as well as the 2011 and 2013 FILA World Championships. At Nebraska, he won national titles in 2009 and 2011, capturing the Hodge Trophy in his final year with the Huskers.

Green Falls in World Team Trials Finals
James Green (70 kg/154 pounds) advanced to the finals of the Phase II World Team Trials before dropping two matches to Nick Marable on July 24 at the Fargodome in Fargo, N.D.

Green, representing Titan Mercury Wrestling Club, won the challenge tournament to earn a spot in the best-of-three championship series for a spot on the U.S. World Team. In the first match against 2014 U.S. Open champion Marable, Green fell by a 2-1 margin. Marable also came out on top in the second match, 8-2.

Gold Medalist Burroughs Hired As Assistant Coach
Head Coach Mark Manning announced the hiring of Husker legend and Olympic Gold Medalist Jordan Burroughs as an assistant coach for the team on July 11.

“We are pleased to announce Jordan as one of my top assistants,” Manning said. “Jordan is one of the best wrestlers in the world and his accomplishments speak for themselves. We want him to continue to win World and Olympic titles until he completes his career. Jordan and his wife Lauren have made a commitment to be a part of Nebraska Athletics for a very long time. I along with the wrestlers and staff are glad to have the influence, mentorship and knowledge that Jordan brings to Nebraska wrestling. He has been a part of Nebraska wrestling for the last eight years and will continue to be a tremendous ambassador for the University of Nebraska.”

Burroughs previously served on the Nebraska wrestling staff as an administrative assistant for the 2012-13 season. He graduated from the University of Nebraska with a degree in sociology in May 2011.

“This is a huge stepping stone for my career and for Nebraska wrestling,” Burroughs said. “These are great facilities, people and tradition, and I’m extremely happy to continue to be a part of it. Now I get to look at things from the inside-out, whereas before it was from the outside-in. I want us to win team championships.”

Green Takes Silver at University Worlds
James Green earned the silver medal at 70 kg/154 pounds in the men’s freestyle division of the University World Championships in Pecs, Hungary on July 9.

Green (Titan Mercury WC/Nebraska RTC) opened the day with an 11-1 victory over Finland’s Jere Kunnas in the quarterfinals before taking down Russia’s Shamil Magomedov, 8-4, in the semifinals. In the finals, Evgheni Nedealco of Moldova pinned Green.

This year’s competition marked the second consecutive year that Green competed in the University World Championships. Last summer Green posted a 1-1 record in Kazan, Russia.

Ex-Husker Raschke Inducted into Hall of Fame
Former Husker wrestler Jim Raschke was one of four men inducted into the Alan and Gloria Rice Greco-Roman Hall of Champions on Oct. 18 at the Kennedy Center in Minneapolis, Minn.

In addition to Raschke, the fifth induction class included Jim Burke (posthumous), Brad Rheingans and Jim Martinez. The Martinez Family received the Legacy Award and Dave Curby was given the Alan Rice Leadership Award.

Raschke lettered for Nebraska from 1960 to 1962, and captured the 1962 Big Eight title at heavyweight. After his collegiate career, Raschke became the second American to win a medal at the Greco-Roman World Championships when he finished third at heavyweight in 1963. In 1965, he became a worldwide interservice wrestling champion for the U.S. Army. While in high school, Raschke won the 1958 Nebraska Class A state crown at heavyweight while wrestling at Omaha North.

Raschke joined former Huskers Rulon Gardner and Matt Lindland in the prestigious Greco-Roman Hall of Fame. The four inductees for 2014 increased the Hall of Fame total to 14 wrestlers.

Ex-Husker Scherr Collects USA Wrestling Honor
Former Husker wrestler Bill Scherr earned USA Wrestling’s Myron Roderick Man-of-the-Year Award on June 19, an accolade that recognizes an outstanding man for his contributions to the sport of wrestling.

Scherr served a pivotal role in keeping wrestling as an Olympic sport, as he chaired the Committee for the Preservation of Olympic Wrestling (CPOW). In the position, Scherr developed the working structure of CPOW, ran weekly conference calls to help with CPOW’s strategy, oversaw the international relations area of CPOW and served as a spokesman for the organization.

Scherr has served on USA Wrestling’s Board of Directors and coached numerous teams, including the Women’s World Team. He was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 1998 as a distinguished member after achieving success on the international level.

Scherr made one Olympic appearance, capturing the bronze medal at 220 pounds in 1988. At the FILA World Championships, Scherr earned four medals from 1985 to 1989. He took first place at 198 pounds in 1985, while earning runner-up finishes in 1986 and 1989, and a third-place result at the 1987 World Championships.

While at Nebraska, Scherr capped his impressive career with the NCAA title at 190 pounds in 1984. The three-time All-American earned a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships in 1983 and finished fourth in 1982. Scherr completed his career at Nebraska (1981-84) with a record of 133-18.

Scherr’s brother Jim, also a former wrestler at Nebraska, took home USA Wrestling’s Man of the Year Award in 1994. In addition, former Huskers Jordan Burroughs (2012) and Rulon Gardner (2000) have earned the accolade.

Husker Wrestling on Social Media
Nebraska wrestling can be followed on a variety of social media platforms for up-to-date team information as well as features on wrestlers:

• Twitter: @HuskerWrestling (www.twitter.com/HuskerWrestling)
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/NebraskaWrestling
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/HuskerWrestling
• YouTube: www.youtube.com/HuskerWrestling
• Flowrestling: www.flowrestling.org/user/NEwrestle

Next Up: Duke and NC State
The Huskers travel to North Carolina for a pair of matches on Saturday, Nov. 22. Nebraska faces Duke at noon (CT) in Durham, N.C., before battling NC State at 6 p.m. in Raleigh, N.C. The meeting between the Huskers and Blue Devils will be the first in series history. NU leads the series against the Wolfpack, 3-0-0, with the most recent meeting in 2010.