Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook spoke at Big Ten Media Days earlier in the week. The Husker head coach opened his remarks by talking about the three Nebraska volleyball players on Team USA for ...

ROANOKE, Va. — An award-winning photographer who worked for The Roanoke Times for four decades has died. The newspaper reports that John Cook passed away Sunday, just two days after his 84th ...

Former Nebraska Volleyball coach John Cook addressed the media Thursday, a day after announced his retirement.

On the eve of a historic day for Nebraska Volleyball, Coach John Cook and players spoke to the media.

Two days before the Nebraska volleyball team began practice, coach John Cook said he thinks the Huskers will have 16 players on the roster who can play at a top college level this season. He ...

Just days after officially retiring as the head coach of Husker volleyball, Nebraska Athletics has released a video message from John Cook.

As he connected more with players and made them better people, John Cook won a lot more than four national titles at Nebraska. He saved his greatest work for last.

Terry Pettit helped select John Cook as the coach who would follow him as the leader of the Nebraska volleyball program, and for 25 years, Cook made Pettit’s choice look really good.

"Really he truly cares, and he is all hands on deck with just wanting volleyball to be one of the biggest sports out there," Wong-Orantes said.

Cook was born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1957, but his parents moved the family to California and bought a house at Mission Hills in 1971. It remained in the family until 1998.

On what Creighton coach Kirsten Bernthal Booth called a "bittersweet" day, she called John Cook "a legend" while lauding Nebraska's hire of Dani Busboom Kelly.