The greatest #45 in Creighton history is also Omaha’s — and the state of Nebraska’s — greatest homegrown athlete, baseball Hall of Famer Bob Gibson.
WBR’s continuing series, “What’s in a Number?” today profiles the greatest #44 in Creighton history: three-time All-American and the player of the decade in the 70s, Rick Apke.
Doug Brookins, the versatile forward from the early 70s, gets the nod as the best #40 in Creighton history over the great George Morrow in WBR’s continuing series, “What’s in a Number?”
In a crowded field of candidates for the best #40, two-sport star Daryl Stovall takes the honors in today’s installment of “What’s in a Number?”
The number 33 was retired in honor of Bob Portman years ago, and today our series “What’s in a Number?” takes a look at his extraordinary career.
