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• Mike Anderson announces his first recruiting class.

• Results of the Red-White series: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

• One of the NU-Texas games will be at Rosenblatt.

• A Papillion junior is the latest to commit.

• NU gets two verbal commitments.

• Matt Hopper breaks a hand in a fight.

• Fall drills begin for Mike Anderson and crew.

• Six more signees join the team.

• The assistant coaching job goes to Andy Sawyers, and the 2003 Arkansas game is scratched.

• Shane Komine adjusts to life in the minors.

• Jeff Leise will be back next year.

• Mike Anderson takes the helm, and Rob Childress stays as associate head coach: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

• Dave Van Horn says thanks for memories as he leaves the program he resurrected. More: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

• Three Huskers make the ABCA All-Midwest Region first team.

• The Colonel reflects on the CWS and the season, in which the Huskers surpassed expectations.

• Dave Van Horn is leaving (1, 2, 3), but the NU program's future is said to appear solid.

• Van Horn will meet with Bill Byrne on Friday 6/20 and hopes to make his job decision quickly. Fans, meanwhile, lobby him to stay.

• Van Horn returns from Fayetteville with a job offer and says he needs time to think.

• Van Horn accepts an invitation to visit Fayetteville.

• With the season's end, the Van Horn watch begins in earnest: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Van Horn is not ruling out the job at Arkansas.

• Matt Hopper now says he'll probably be back in '03.

• Jed Morris lands a spot on the National Collegiate Baseball Writers All-America team.

• Shane Komine, Jeff Leise and Waylon Byers are chosen on the first day of the major-league draft, and Jed Morris is picked on Day 2. Matt Hopper, meanwhile, says it's time to go, no matter how the draft goes.

• Jeff Leise is named Academic All-American, and Shane Komine makes the second team.

• How big a hit will NU take from the 2002 draft?

• The pitching staff hopes to rebound from the rough outing in Arlington, and a healthy Shane Komine should help.

• Special honors go to Jed Morris and Aaron Marsden as the all-conference team is announced.

• Shane Komine, a finalist for the Rotary Smith Award, savors his final few NU games.

• Jed Morris is Big 12 player of the week and national co-player of the week.

• Shane Komine and Jeff Leise are academic all-district, and Jamie Rodrigue joins the two on the Big 12 academic first team.

• NU faces the red-hot Red Raiders in the second round of the Big 12 tourney.

• Shane Komine won't get the start as NU tangles with Baylor in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament.

• Here's the pregame release for the third Creighton game and the Louisiana Tech series.

• Shane Komine may get the start against Creighton.

• Reserved seats are being sold for the NU-Creighton game.

• Aaron Marsden shares conference player-of-the-week honors.

• Shane Komine will be in the bullpen for the Texas series.

• Jeremy Becker proves reliable in relief, and John Groce picks up the slack on offense.

• Have the Huskers regained their fire?

• NU and Aaron Marsden get set to opens a weekend series against the Jayhawks.

• A look at assistant coaches Childress and Anderson.

• Shane Komine says he'll pitch again soon, and Matt Hopper toughs it out.

• No apology is needed, Mike Anderson says.

• Jamie Rodrigue fills in as ace as NU seeks to snap its losing streak in conference series openers. Justin Seely, meanwhile, moves into the third-base slot.

• It's a key series against Oklahoma State.

• The Huskers are a hurtin' unit.

• Here are the Athletic Dept. releases for the Creighton game and the Missouri series.

• Shane Komine will rest his sore arm.

• Matt Hopper's injury may limit him to DH for the rest of the season.

• Coaches Van Horn and Dahm downplay the rivalry between NU and Creighton.

• The OWH takes a look at the revamped Rosenblatt.

• Brian Duensing makes his pitch for weekend starter status.

• One-run decisions have haunted NU this year.

• A CWS format change is in the works.

• With the Sooners of OU coming to town, NU finds itself in need of a closer. Shane Komine, meanwhile, hopes to atone for his bad outing.

• Next is a weekend with the Wildcats in the Little Apple.

• The weekend starting pitchers have been nothing less than stellar so far.

• A little snow isn't enough to halt the game.

• Shane Komine wins conference player-of-week honors.

• Previews of the Texas Tech series: 1, 2

• A heavier bat gets results for Will Bolt.

• By hitting or by being hit, Daniel Bruce gets on base.

• The Minnesota trip serves as a reminder of how far the program has come in four years.

• The OWH looks at Haymarket Park's modern touches.

• With the Aggies coming to town, NU seeks a reliable No. 3 starter.

• The Freak offers a preview of the conference opener and wraps up the Fresno State series. Also, be sure to take a look at some pics of the "ligher side" of the FSU trip.

• Jamie Rodrigue regains his 2000 form.

• Dave Van Horn is a hot commodity who says he's happy where he is.

• Next stop, Waco, with Shane Komine on the mound for the Huskers' conference opener and with NU's batters on a hot streak.

• The Huskers cruise to a 23-1 victory in their debut at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park.

• Shane Komine is named national player of the week.

• Steve Hale hopes to be more than "Mr. February."

• Big hits and big innings eluded NU's batters in the first couple of weeks of the season.

• The pitching rotation gets shuffled a bit.

• Radio broadcasts will begin March 5.

• The field at Haymarket is getting a name.

• It's a brand new season with an early test of whether NU can get off to a good start and maintain its 2001 edge.

• They seem cast from the same mold: Will Bolt and Dave Van Horn.

• Finally, a contract for Dave Van Horn.

• Jason Burch says he's thinking less and pitching better.

• Shane Komine is looking sharp despite the surgery.

• The Rice Owls say revenge won't be their prime motivation when they play the Huskers.

• We're ready to play, Dave Van Horn says on media day.

• The pitching rotation takes shape as the weekend's games approach.

• It's time for fans to get on board, Sam McKewon writes.

• The Big 12 appears loaded, especially the south.

• Some new talent helps keep NU's hopes high.

• Free admission for NU students will continue.

• NU takes advantage of springlike weather: 1, 2

• Shane Komine throws without pain as the Huskers begin practice with a determination to maintain their edge.

• Reserved seats at Haymarket are sold out.

• HuskerPedia welcomes aboard "The Freak," who files a report on the preview party in Omaha (there are photos, too). Also, reports on the Lincoln and Grand Island events.

• NU announces the signing of 11 recruits.