Nebraska finishes 29th in final Director's Cup Standings

[Alum-Ni]

Final22.23Standings (PDF) - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

Final22.23Standings (PDF)

nacda.com

1. Stanford - 1,412 pts
2. Texas - 1370.50
3. Ohio State - 1,170.75
4. Virginia - 1,105.50
5. Florida - 1,091.50
6. Tennessee - 1,078.75
7. Georgia - 1,072.50
8. North Carolina - 1,068
9. LSU - 1,062.25
10. USC - 1,048
11. Michigan - 1,045.75
12. Alabama - 1,037.75
13. Arkansas - 1,031.50
14. UCLA - 1,000.25
15. Penn State - 986
16. Duke - 977.80
17. Florida State - 909.25
18. Kentucky - 899.75
19. North Carolina State - 893
20. Notre Dame - 884
21. Washington - 861.75
22. California - 833.25
23. Oklahoma - 813.75
24. Texas A&M -808.75
25. Oklahoma State - 800
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27. Wisconsin - 754.25
29. Nebraska - 734.25
30. Northwestern - 704.50
31. Minnesota - 678.50
40. Indiana - 581.50
44. Maryland - 561.50
48. Cockeye - 487
53. Michigan State - 447.75
54. Illinois - 443.35
72. Purdue - 284
130. Rutgers - 134.50

Nebraska scored its points in the following sports:

Fall
Volleyball: 64 pts (9th place)

Winter
Bowling: 86.5 pts (3rd place)
Men's Gymnastics: 73 pts (5th place)
Women's Gymnastics: 45.5 pts (25th place)
Rifle: 64 pts (6th place)
Women's Indoor Track & Field: 60.75 pts (14th place)
Men's Indoor Track & Field: 70.5 pts (8th place)
Wrestling: 70.5 pts (8th place)

Spring
Women's Golf: 22.5 pts (49th place)
Softball: 50 pts (17th place)
Women's Outdoor Track & Field: 70.5 pts (8th place)
Men's Outdoor Track & Field: 56.5 pts (17th place)

 

[Alum-Ni]

The 29th place finish is Nebraska's best in seven years, and the Top 30 finish has earned athletic director Turd Alberts a $160,000 bonus.

 

[Mood4NU]

Other than volleyball which everyone follows, at least we’re really good at all the sports no one follows … congrats Turd on a bonus bigger than most people’s yearly salary for being 30th 😂

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Is Klempa on the hot seat after a 3rd place finish?

 

[SoCal_Corn]

If only (Men's) Football could help us out here in this Director's Cup thingy...

 

[BIGSTICK67]

This sort of surprises me. I just figured we'd struggled for so long that we'd have been lower.

The vibe seems much better overall in Lincoln.

I suspect a continued upward trend the next few years.