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Enjoy Double XP & PXP Days while collecting new Prime series cards in MLB The Show 25

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Enjoy Double XP & PXP Days while collecting new Prime series cards in MLB The Show 25

Earn 2x XP starting today, and lasting until Tuesday, July 8th at 12:00 PM PT, and 2x PXP, until Thursday, July 3rd, during Double XP & PXP Days in MLB The Show 25. Earn 2x XP from playing in any game mode to unlock any remaining rewards in the 4th Inning XP Reward Path and jump start your foray into the 5th Inning XP Reward Path headed your way on July 3rd. Additionally, earn 2x PXP in Diamond Dynasty and unlock your favorite players’ parallels faster than ever.

Prime Program

The Prime Program shines a spotlight on some of your favorite players, from the past and present, with a focus on their most impactful years on the field. Relive Moments featuring Prime Series players in some of their most memorable plays, complete Prime Series & Stat Missions using Prime Series players, and collect Prime Series players in the Prime Series Collection to earn program progress and add the following Prime Series rewards to your Diamond Dynasty squad:

  • Richie Sexson, 1B, Milwaukee Brewers (95 OVR)
  • Salvador Perez, C, Kansas City Royals (94 OVR)
  • Charlie Morton, SP, Tampa Bay Rays (93 OVR)
  • Mike Cameron, CF, Seattle Mariners (93 OVR)
  • Jesse Chavez, RP, Atlanta Braves (92 OVR)

Prime Choice Pack

The Prime Choice Pack, available today in The Show Shop, lets you choose 1 player from 1 of 3 OVR Tiers (95 OVR, 94, OVR, & 92 OVR) made up of Prime Series player items including:

  • Jason Varitek, C, Boston Red Sox (95 OVR)
  • Terry Pendleton, 3B, Atlanta Braves (95 OVR)
  • Michael Young, SS, Texas Rangers (94 OVR)
  • Jim Kaat, SP, Chicago White Sox (94 OVR)
  • Tommy Pham, LF, St. Louis Cardinals (94 OVR)
  • Luis Aparicio, SS, Baltimore Orioles (92 OVR)
  • Bill Mazeroski, 2B, Pittsburgh Pirates (92 OVR)
  • Robin Roberts, SP, Philadelphia Phillies (92 OVR)
  • Hal Newhouser, SP, Detroit Tigers, (92 OVR)
  • Raisel Iglesias, CP, Cincinnati Reds (92 OVR)

The Prime Choice Pack is available for 25,000 Stubs and is limited to 3 packs per player.

Prime Series Collection

Available today in Legends & Flashbacks Collections, the Prime Collection tasks you with collecting Legends & Flashback player items from the Prime Series to unlock the following player rewards for addition to your roster:

  • Collect 16 = Lance Berkman, RF, Houston Astros (96 OVR)
  • Collect 8 = Ian Kinsler, 2B, Texas Rangers (95 OVR)

June Spotlight Program – Drop 3

Step up to the plate as St. Louis Cardinals Nolan Arenado when he became the sixth active player to reach 350 career home runs or as the Athletics Nick Kurtz when he hit his second walk-off home run in a single series becoming the youngest player in MLB history to do so.

Play these Moments and more, including an Optional Extreme Moment. Complete Drop 3 & Stat Missions, the Lightning Collections, and the Optional Spotlight Pack Collections featuring Topps Now and Spotlight Series player items. Earn progress in the June Spotlight Program – Drop 3 to receive a sellable June Spotlight Pack – Drop 3 and add the following players to your lineup:

June Spotlight Program – Drop 3

  • Nolan Arenado, 3B, St. Louis Cardinals (95 OVR)
  • Christian Moore, 2B, Los Angeles Angels (92 OVR)
  • Clarke Schmidt, SP, New York Yankees (92 OVR)

June Spotlight Pack – Drop 3 (Contains 1 Diamond Topps Now or Spotlight Series player item)

  • Brooks Lee, SS, Minnesota Twins (95 OVR)
  • Jose Soriano, SP, Los Angeles Angels (95 OVR)
  • Brady House, 3B, Washington Nationals (92 OVR)
  • Logan O’Hoppe, C, Los Angeles Angels (92 OVR)
  • Braxton Fulford, C, Colorado Rockies (92 OVR)

*Collect June Spotlight Program player items each week to earn the June Lightning player item and collect Spotlight Pack players to earn the Retro Lightning player item headed your way on July 3rd! Spotlight Packs can be found in each Spotlight Program drop for your chance to earn more Spotlight Series cards.

PXP Paradise Diamond Quest

Face 30 Showdown-style Moments built for PXP grinders. Battle tough arms, earn PXP fast, and clear a Mini Boss-filled map designed for nonstop progress for a chance to earn Epic Rewards: Prime Deluxe Packs & Rare Rewards: Ballin’ is a Habit Packs.

The PXP Paradise Diamond Quest is a great way to make progress on your Prime collection, as the Prime Deluxe Packs are earnable upon every successful completion!

Thinking About Three Event

Welcome to the Thinking About Three Event, where Polo Grounds and blazing speed collide! Build your squad with batters who have 80+ speed, Gold & Lower pitchers, catchers and first basemen to take advantage of the park’s cavernous gaps. Turn singles into triples and triples into highlights – speed wins this one.

Conquest – Sunglasses Map

Get ready to throw shade on the competition in the all-new Sunglasses Map, available in Conquest. Take turns attacking territories, stealing your opponents’ fans, reinforcing your territories, and moving your fans to take control of the Sunglasses Map and earn XP, Packs, and more.

Chase Pack 16

Chase Pack 16 features 3-time All-Star and World Series Champion – 2nd Half Heroes Series Trea Turner (96 OVR)

Every purchase of The Show 50-Pack Bundle includes one Chase Pack 16, and don’t forget there’s a chance to find a Chase Pack in every individual The Show Pack as well. The Chase Pack guarantees 1 Diamond player item with a chance to find the featured Chase Pack 16 player item, 2nd Half Heroes Series Trea Turner.

Challenge of the Week 16

Challenge of the Week 16, available in Instant Action, features 2023 All-Star Spencer Strider going up against two-time All-Star Cody Bellinger. Compete as Bellinger vs CPU-controlled Strider and accumulate hits to achieve as many points as possible within three outs for a chance to earn Stubs for use in MLB The Show 25.

Roster Update – Transactions

Today’s content update brings another Roster Update focusing on Transactions, intended to align your MLB The Show 25 rosters with the current MLB rosters.

Roster Updates focusing on Transactions will occur weekly while Roster Updates focusing on Attributes will occur every 3 weeks throughout the season, with the next Attributes Update of the season currently scheduled for Friday, July 11th.

Up next in MLB The Show 25

As you enjoy today’s Prime content in MLB The Show 25, prepare yourself for all-new content headed your way next week just in time for the 4th of July weekend. Tuesday, July 1st brings a new, non-Cornerstone Evolution Program and Thursday, July 3rd you can expect to find a brand-new June Spotlight Program & Pack, including the June Spotlight Lightning & Retro Lightning players, Weekend Classic 4, and the 5th Inning XP Reward Path. And we’re getting the red carpet ready for All-Star Weekend beginning July 11th, and you don’t want to miss it!

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Texas A&M volleyball vs Nebraska game score: Live updates

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Texas A&M opposite hitter Logan Lednicky (9) and outside hitter Taylor Humphrey (11) celebrate a score during the NCAA Division I volleyball playoff game against TCU at Reed Arena on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 in College Station, Texas.

Texas A&M opposite hitter Logan Lednicky (9) and outside hitter Taylor Humphrey (11) celebrate a score during the NCAA Division I volleyball playoff game against TCU at Reed Arena on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 in College Station, Texas.

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In a season full of heroic feats, Texas A&M volleyball might be facing its greatest challenge yet Sunday.

The Aggies are eyeing a spot in the Final Four for the 2025 NCAA Tournament, and standing in their way are the top-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers. A&M (26-4) is in the midst of its best season in over a decade. They won 25 or more games for the first time since 2012, winning 26 for the first time since the 2001 Elite Eight run. They took down a No. 2-ranked Texas team and a handful of other ranked squads this season. And, maybe most importantly, they just pulled a reverse sweep to eliminate Louisville, last year’s national runner-up, in the Sweet 16. 

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RELATED: Recap, highlights as Aggies reverse sweep to upset Louisville

Nebraska, though, presents a higher hurdle. The regional hosts are a perfect 30-0 and haven’t loss a set in exactly a month (UCLA took one during a 3-1 loss Nov. 14 to the Huskers). The Cornhuskers are ranked No. 1 in the country, according to RPI; A&M is 10th and Louisville, the team the Aggies just beat, is ninth.

Can Texas A&M pull off another upset and make it to Kansas City, Mo. for program’s first-ever volleyball Final Four? Stay tuned for live updates:

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A 5-3 Nebraska run has the fourth set up for grabs.

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Logan Lednicky’s 17th kill of the match put Texas A&M up 19-14, which Nebraska cut to 19-15 on a Rebeka Allick kill and then 19-16 on Bergen Reilly’s service ace. That then became 19-17 on a Kyndal Stowers attack error. And another Stowers attack error made it 19-18 and the Aggies have called their final timeout.

A third straight kill by Logan Lednicky made it a 16-10 lead for Texas A&M, which became a 17-11 lead on an Emily Hellmuth kill, which then led to an 18-12 advantage. A Morgan Perkins attack error made it 18-13, and a kill from Harper Murray made it 18-14.

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Texas A&M has called a timeout.

Texas A&M came out of the Nebraska timeout with a quick point off a Huskers attack error, leading 11-7, but a Taylor Landfair kill stopped a 4-0 Aggies run. But Kyndal Stowers put A&M up 12-8, which Nebraska’s Harper Murray turned into 12-9 on another kill from her.

But a Huskers service error put A&M up 13-9, which Nebraska then cut to 13-10 off an Andi Jackson kill. The Aggies then pushed that lead to 15-10 on a pair of Logan Lednicky kills, and the Huskers have called their final timeout, trailing 15-10 and down 2 sets to 1.

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This fourth set was back-and-forth, but Texas A&M has gained momentum. The Huskers were up 5-2 early, but a 4-1-run for A&M has given the Aggies a 10-7 advantage.

Nebraska, trailing 2-1 in sets, has called a timeout.

Texas A&M and Nebraska are headed to a fourth set.

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The Aggies and Huskers traded points out of the A&M timeout to make it a 21-18 Nebraska lead, which became 22-18 after a Logan Lednicky shot that went wide.  A&M made it 22-19, but Kyndal Stowers’ serve then went long, giving the ball back to Nebraska, which then went up 24-19 after a Lednicky error.

On set point. Emily Hellmuth had a kill to make it a 24-20 score, but Harper Murray gave the Huskers the set with her 16th kill.

A&M’s timeout at 10-5 was a good move. A 4-0 run made it a 10-9 game, which the Huskers extended to 11-9 on a Harper Murray kill. Teraya Sigler’s service ace made it 12-9, but Ifenna Cos-Okpalla stopped the bleeding with a kill.

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But a quick kill from Rebekah Allick and a Virginia Adriano kill made it 14-10. A&M, down to its final challenge, successfully challenged a net infraction that turned it into a 13-11 game which soon became 14-12 after Emily Hellmuth’s ninth kill of the match. The Huskers and Aggies went back and forth from there 16-15 Nebraska, 17-15 Nebraska and then 18-15 Nebraska after a Kyndal Stowers attack error.

But Stowers made up for it with a kill for 18-16, then Tatum Thomas’s service ace made it 18-17.

An Allick kill made it 19-17 and Murray made it 20-17 on her 15th kill.

The Aggies, up 2-0 in sets, have called timeout at 20-17.

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Nebraska, facing a do-or-die situation in the third set, doesn’t look like it will go down easy.

The Huskers have jumped out to a 9-5 lead in the third set after a Harper Murray kill, a Bergen Reilly ace and a Virginia Adriano kill.

A&M has called a timeout, trailing 10-5.

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The Aggies won the first two sets 25-22, 25-22.

Texas A&M is one set away from advancing to the Final Four after shocking No. 1 Nebraska by taking the first two sets in their NCAA regional final in Lincoln, Neb.

After taking a timeout leading 24-22, Logan Lednicky’s kill down the line gave the Aggies the set.

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Through two sets, Emily Hellmuth and Kyndal Stowers each have 10 kills to lead the Aggies. Lednicky has seven. A&M is hitting .292 to Nebraska’s .275 and has eight aces to Nebraska’s three.

Up 24-20, Nebraska won back-to-back points to cut A&M’s lead to 24-22.

The Aggies have called a timeout.

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An Emily Hellmuth kill (her eighth of the match) put Texas A&M up 20-16, which became 21-16 after a Nebraska attack error. The Huskers cut that to 21-17 off a Taylor Landfair kill. Kyndal Stowers’ eighth kill made it 22-17. Nebraska cut it to 22-18, but Stowers made it 23-18. Logan Lednicky made it 24-20.

Nebraska called a timeout trailing 14-11 in the second set, but the break didn’t do the trick. Texas A&M has battled for a 19-15 advantage off kills from Morgan Perkins and Emily Hellmuth, and the Huskers have called another timeout.

The Aggies have eight aces so far. That’s a season high.

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After dropping the first set 25-22, Nebraska opened the second set with an ace, but soon the set followed the first-set storyline: back and forth, with A&M getting the advantage on the longer points but the Huskers faring better up front at the net. 

Taylor Landfair crosscourt shtot made it 11-10 Nebraska, but the Aggies ralled for a 14-11 lead.

The Huskers have called a timeout.

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Texas A&M has made a big statement in this match, shocking Nebraska by taking the first set 25-22.

The Aggies trailed 15-10, then went on a 10-0 scoring run to turn their deficit into a 20-15 lead.

From there, it was back and forth. An Emily Hellmuth service error made it 22-21, and Morgan Perkins’ kill put A&M up 23-21. The Cornhuskers answered to make it 23-22, but Kyndal Stowers’ kill made it 24-22 and then the Aggies won the set on a service ace.

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Hellmuth and Stowers are leading the way early; they both have five kills to lead the team.

It was only the third time Nebraska has dropped the opening set all season.

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Where: John Cook Arena at Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Neb.



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Live Discussion Nebraska Volleyball vs Texas A&M

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#1 Nebraska vs. #6 Texas A&M

When: Sunday, December 14th at 2 pm CT

Where: Devaney Sports Center, Lincoln, NE

Below is the remaining schedule for the tournament throughout the month of December. Check out the NCAA bracket here.

Third Round Matches
December 11th (# are seeds in the last AVCA Coach’s Poll)
#11 Creighton Defeated #8 Arizona State 3-1
#2 Kentucky Defeated Cal Poly 3-0
#4 Pitt Defeated #17 Minnesota 3-0
#12 Purdue Defeated #7 SMU 3-1

December 12th
#3 Texas Defeated #15 Indiana 3-0
#10 Wisconsin Defeated #5 Stanford 3-1
#6 Texas A&M Defeated #9 Louisville 3-2
#1 Nebraska Defeated #16 Kansas 3-0

Fourth Round Matches
December 13th
#2 Kentucky Defeated #11 Creighton 3-0
#4 Pitt Defeated #12 Purdue 3-1

December 14th
#1 Nebraska vs #6 Texas A&M 2:00 pm CT on ABC
#3 Texas vs #10 Wisconsin 6:30 pm CT ESPN

#1 Nebraska Cornhuskers (33-0, 20-0 B1G)

Key Wins: Kentucky, Pitt, Wisconsin
Key Losses: None
NCAA Path: LIU 3-0, Kansas State 3-0, #16 Kansas 3-0

#6 Texas A&M Aggies (26-4, 14-1 SEC)

Key Wins: Louisville, Texas, Minnesota
Key Losses: Texas (SEC Tournament), Kentucky, TCU, SMU
NCAA Path: Campbell 3-0, #20 TCU 3-1, #9 Louisville 3-2



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Bulldog Indoor Track and Field Teams Find Success at CSS Opener

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The University of Minnesota Duluth men’s and women’s track and field teams didn’t have to travel far Saturday to compete in the first meet of their season, competing in CSS Opener inside the Burns Wellness Center on the campus of the College of St. Scholastica.

 

The women’s side had eight first place finishers and performers, which included a relay team. Kate Fitzgerald won the 60m race with a time of 7.74, a new PR for the senior. Another PR was run by 60m hurdle champion sophomore Lilian Wanzek, who ran to a 9.09. Wanzek also won the long jump with a distance jumped of 5.52. 

 

Junior 600m runner Emily Bastain earned a first place finish and PR time of 1:38.16, a race in which the Bulldogs took the first five spots, including junior Madi Wodele in second with a PR of 1:38.42. 

 

Other first place finishers on the indoor track included sophomore Avary Fitzpatrick in the 400m (59.54) and junior Ellie Hanowski in the 3000m (10:43.93). The Bulldog 4×400 relay of Wodele, Kuechle won in a 4:09.26

 

In addition to Wanzek’s jump, two other first place spots in field events were scooped up by UMD, including sophomore Sophie Mahnke in the high jump (1.55m), and freshman Ilm’aime Ntambwe in the triple jump (11.28m).

 

24 women earned top-three spots on the podium Saturday.

 

On the men’s side, freshman Nolan Bien ran to a 8.39 in the 60m hurdles to finish on top, while sophomore Austin Kehr posted a 1:22.52 in the 600m. The Bulldogs 4×400 relay of Brady Johnson, R. Olson, Bien and J. Heimkes finished first with a time of 3:28.48.

 

Senior jumper Will Heydt jumped to a PR of 7.04m to best his field, and then recorded a meet and venue record of 14.90 – that doubled as another PR – in the triple jump. Sophomore Noah Rodenwald won the pole vault with a height of 4.40.

 

In all, 16 men’s competitors earned top-three places.





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Nebraska volleyball vs Texas A&M live updates, score and highlights

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Updated Dec. 14, 2025, 3:39 p.m. CT

The Nebraska volleyball team (33-0) plays in the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament after sweeping Kansas on Friday. The Huskers face the Texas A&M Aggies (26-4), who defeated Louisville in a reverse sweep.

Nebraska’s offense ranks first nationally with a .355 hitting percentage. The defense is equally impressive, ranking first nationally in opponent hitting percentage, .121. 

Junior Harper Murray leads the team, averaging 3.47 kills and 2.18 digs per set, and has a team-high 31 aces. Setter Bergen Reilly runs the offense at an elite level with an average of 10.41 assists and 2.70 digs per set. Middle blocker Andi Jackson is averaging 2.79 kills per set on .486 hitting with 1.16 blocks per set. 





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Nebraska vs. Texas A&M volleyball live: Schedule, scores, highlights

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