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Regents adopt resolution honoring Coach John Cook’s career and legacy
Summary
The Board of Regents unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing Coach John Cook’s retirement and career achievements, including four NCAA national championships, a statue and naming of John Cook Arena, and a record of high program success.
The Board of Regents read and adopted a resolution honoring longtime Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook, who retired after a 32‑year collegiate coaching career including 25 years leading Nebraska.
Regent Shearer read the resolution in full, which lists Coach Cook’s four NCAA championships (2000, 2006, 2015 and 2017), multiple NCAA semifinal and final appearances, conference titles, NCAA recognitions and his role in expanding the sport’s profile in Nebraska. The resolution notes a bronze statue and the naming of John Cook Arena at the Devaney Sports Center.
Regents moved to accept the resolution and approved it by roll call; members praised Cook’s impact on the university and state. The resolution was presented as an honorary recognition and does not create a policy or financial obligation.
