Amy Stephens joins Nebraska flag football program as director of operations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Amy Stephens has been hired as the director of operations for the Nebraska flag football program. Announced on August 19, 2026, the former Nebraska women’s basketball player and assistant coach is eager to contribute to the development of the program. Stephens played for the Huskers from 1985-89 and also served as head coach at Nebraska-Kearney and Drake. The Nebraska flag football team is currently led by Liz Sowers, with games scheduled at Barbara Hibner Field, which also hosts the Huskers' soccer program. Nebraska is the only school in a Power Four conference to establish a women's flag football team, with potential conference expansion on the horizon.
- •Amy Stephens announced as director of operations for flag football.
- •Stephens played for Nebraska from 1985-89.
- •Nebraska's flag football team is the only Power Four program.
- •The team will play at Barbara Hibner Field.
- •Big 12 is exploring adding flag football by 2028.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — Former Husker star Amy Stephens joins flag football program
"Former Husker basketball star Amy Stephens joins the Nebraska flag football program as director of operations.
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