Nebraska has hired Trev Alberts, a former All-American linebacker for the Cornhuskers, as athletic director, the school announced Wednesday.
“It is such a tremendous honor to have this opportunity to lead Husker athletics,” Alberts said in a statement. “UNL has incredibly talented coaches and student-athletes, and a fan base like no other program in the country. The future of Big Red is bright. I can’t wait to join the Husker athletics team and get going.”
He replaces Bill Moos, who retired June 30.
BREAKING: Nebraska’s new athletic director is Trev Alberts. He leaves UNO after 12 years. Former #Husker football legend. Jersey retired. Name in the stadium.https://t.co/nXHFt8Sv51
— Sam McKewon (@swmckewonOWH) July 14, 2021
🎙 Introductory Press Conference 🎙
Live from Memorial Stadium with UNL Chancellor @RonnieDGreen, University of Nebraska System President @UofNE_President and Nebraska Athletic Director Trev Alberts.
Coverage to begin at 11:00am CT. #GBR https://t.co/VW26oLfWlY
— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers) July 14, 2021
