Harper Murray’s boyfriend and Nebraska football tight end Heinrich Haarverg pens a heartfelt message as he nears the end of his collegiate career. Haarberg, currently in his senior year, redshirted for the team in 2021 and has been a part of the Huskers family since then, embodying the spirit of the institution, similar to his girlfriend, Murray.
Haarberg’s side recently suffered a defeat against the Iowa Hawkeyes in their most recent match, losing by a margin of 16-40 at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln.
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Even though Haarberg hasn’t played much for the team across his Nebraska career, including no matches in his redshirt and redshirt freshman years, the former has been a crucial part of the Huskers’ family. Additionally, Haarberg has also caught attention with his TikTok videos with Murray, showcasing a side of him outside of the football pitch.
In a recent Instagram video, Haarberg can be seen embracing his coach, Matt Rhule, before entering the pitch for the recent game. Haarberg shared this video on his Instagram stories, expressing gratitude for his five years at the University of Nebraska.
He wrote, “Wouldn’t trade it for any other path.”
Meanwhile, Murray’s side recently achieved an impressive feat, concluding their regular season unbeaten with a dominant 30-0 record, including a 20-0 conference record, which helped them win the 2025 Big Ten Conference Championship title. She has been a key part of her team’s success, primarily in the attacking front of her side.
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Murray recently expressed her emotions about beating the Penn State Nittany Lions twice this season, and both times convincingly, 3-0. In the most recent victory against the Nittany Lions, Murray was a standout with 11 kills to her name.
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Speaking in a press conference, Murray shared that these victories are kind of a redemption for her team’s defeat last season, stating, “It feels great, I feel like we kind of got our redemption back from last year, and that’s something a lot of us never have forgotten, and I’m sure we won’t. So, it feels great to come out here the past few months and beat them in a sweep both times, especially in their gym, because that’s a hard gym to play in.”
“So, it’s really cool for us, and again like we try to focus on the six people and the 10 people on the bench because that’s what matters,” Murray further added.
Further in the conversation, Murray mentioned the outside noise that affects these games, making the self-belief in each more important and necessary.