In this episode of Tom Shatel's Press Box, Tom Shatel discusses John Cook's retirement and what he learned from the legendary Nebraska volleyball coach's remarks at his press conference.

In addition to winning national titles in 2000, 2006, 2015 and 2017, Cook led the Cornhuskers to 12 NCAA semifinals, nine Big 12 titles and five Big Ten championships.

Last Thursday was the day legendary volleyball coach John Cook came to Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen with two words: “It’s time."

John Cook, who led Nebraska to four national championships, announced Wednesday he is retiring after 25 seasons with the Huskers.

John Cook retired Wednesday after 25 seasons at Nebraska, where he won four national titles. And with that, the Dani Busboom Kelly era began in Lincoln.

Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook will be addressing his decision to retire in a Thursday morning press conference.

John Cook is ready to ride off into the sunset. After more than two decades of leading Nebraska volleyball, the legendary coach has announced his retirement. 'I

Legendary Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook announced on Wednesday that after 32 years, 25 with the Cornhuskers, he is retiring. Here's more:

An emotional John Cook addressed the media Thursday, reflecting on his decision to step down as head coach of Nebraska volleyball after 25 years.

Nebraska volleyball announced Jordan Larson's departure from its coaching staff two days before John Cook retired. Cook explained why the Husker legend decided to leave NU on Thursday.

John Cook is calling it a career in Lincoln. The longtime Nebraska women’s volleyball coach, who won four national championships with the Cornhuskers and picked up more wins than any other Division-I volleyball coach this century,