Nebraska vs Richmond predictions, picks, odds for NCAA Tournament first round The First Four of the 2026 women’s NCAA Tournament kicks off on Wednesday as No. 11 seed Nebraska faces No. 11 seed Richmond in the opening game of the two-game schedule. The matchup, set for March 18 at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, will be broadcast on ESPN2 at 7:00 PM ET. The game marks the start of the 68-team tournament, with the First Four games serving as the first round of the postseason. Expert analysts across the USA TODAY Sports Network have provided their insights into the matchup. Cydney Henderson, Meghan Hall, and Mitchell Northam all favor Richmond in the contest, citing the team’s defensive strength and balanced scoring potential. While Nebraska brings a strong offensive presence, the underdog status of Richmond has drawn attention to their ability to disrupt opponents’ rhythm. The game is expected to be a closely contested battle between two teams with similar rankings and competitive resumes. Odds for the game reflect the slight edge given to Nebraska, with the opening moneyline set at -155 for the Cornhuskers. The spread favors Nebraska by 2.5 points, while the total points for the game are listed at 138.5. These lines suggest a slight expectation of a low-scoring contest, though both teams have shown the ability to move the ball effectively in recent games. The 2026 women’s NCAA Tournament schedule is packed with key dates, with the First Four games running from March 18-19. The First Round follows from March 20-21, leading into the Sweet 16 (March 27-28), Elite 8 (March 29-30), Final Four (April 3), and the National Championship on April 5. The tournament’s structure ensures a fast-paced, high-stakes competition as teams vie for a spot in the Final Four.#nebraska #ncaa_tournament #richmond #cameron_indoor_stadium #usa_today_sports_network
Stranger Things Star Joe Keery to Perform as Djo in Richmond Joe Keery, best known for his role as Steve Harrington in the Netflix series Stranger Things, is set to perform as his musical alter ego Djo at the Allianz Amphitheater in Richmond, Virginia, on July 31, 2026. The event marks the first time Keery will headline a show in the city during his summer tour, which primarily features his support for the Australian band Tame Impala. Keery, 33, rose to international fame through his portrayal of the protective and rugged Steve Harrington, a character that became a cultural icon during the show’s run. Beyond his acting career, Keery has made a name for himself as a musician under the stage name Djo. His 2022 single "End of Beginning" gained widespread acclaim, blending elements of rock and electronic music. This year, Djo released his debut album, The Crux, which has been praised for its experimental sound and lyrical depth. The Richmond concert will be a key stop on Djo’s summer tour, with tickets going on sale to the public starting March 18. Fans are expected to flock to the amphitheater for the performance, which promises to showcase Keery’s dual talents as both an actor and a musician. The event also highlights the growing popularity of Richmond as a destination for live music, drawing audiences from across the region. Keery’s transition from television stardom to a successful music career underscores his versatility as an entertainer. While his role in Stranger Things remains a defining part of his public persona, his work as Djo has allowed him to explore new creative avenues. The Richmond show represents a significant milestone in his artistic journey, blending his two passions into a single, high-profile performance.#stranger_things #joe_keery #allianz_amphitheater #richmond #tame_impala
