I am stunned, but if Whitney's not on a full scholarship, I definitely understand.
Unless you're on a full schollie, even as an in-state student, getting a college education at UNL isn't cheap. Regardless if you're a walkon or a scholarship player, if you make a B1G women's (or men's) basketball team, you can play ball. Amy Williams isn't running an intermurals team. There are *many* other D1 programs where Whitney could get a full scholarship and potentially earn lots more playing time than she got this past season
Selfishly, I hope the wbball coaches at my alma mater George Mason contact Whitney, Bela and Mi'Cole to see if they're interested in coming to the east coast and playing in the A-10. The women's program at GMU has been down for a while, but it was quite good when I was an undergrad in the 90s. Back then, most people who watched both teams thought the women's team would make the NCAA tournament long before the men's team would. If it weren't for Wendy Larry's team at Old Dominion, GMU would have dominated the CAA back then. They had their best season in years this year, winning 9 games and breaking a very long losing streak in the A-10. Whitney, Bela and Mi'Cole could definitely play a lot and probably start!
Even though Whitney didn't play a lot, as the Mob Boss she helped the 21-22 Huskers in a way I'll never forget. It was obvious she was genuine in interview comments about why she loved cheering on her teammates and knew the kind of commitment to each other the 21-22 Huskers had was important to winning.
Sadly, without Whitney, Ruby, Bela and Mi'Cole things won't feel the same when the season starts in November. I really hope somebody else steps up and embraces a role as the next Mob Boss. After all, we can't let the copycats at Michigan become the best bench mob in basketball next year!