• If you bought Wake Forest season tickets please read this.

• The Huskers try not to look ahead as they tend to business against a Wake Forest team that would like to settle an old score. More on today's game from the papers in Lincoln (1, 2, 3, 4), Grand Island (1, 2), Winston-Salem (1, 2) and Greensboro.

• Adi Kunalic, Kevin Cosgrove, Bill Callahan and the defensive line turn up in Tim Griffin's Big 12 Insider.

• The O-line faces a stiff challenge against Wake Forest, Dennis Wagner says at the Big Red Breakfast.

• Sam McKewon of Nebraska StatePaper, Jim Dolezal of the Columbus Telegram and Vince Campisi of Scout.com. And from KETV, seven things to know. Game predictions here.

• SI.com is the latest to tell the Sam Keller story.

• Strength or finesse? NU's offense keeps the opponent guessing.

• The Wake game takes running-backs coach Randy Jordan back to his home state. And a couple of current Carolinians named Rucker and Minter will be pulling for the Huskers.

• Carl Nicks is the beast of the O-line, as Steve Octavien has learned first-hand.

• Former wide receiver Dreu Young gives the tight-end corps an added dimension.

• NU works at adapting to the new timing rules. Notes from Thursday: 1, 2

• Hear David Max discuss the Wake-Army ticket-donation effort.

• Husker Dan offers his Nevada assessment and Wake Forest prediction.

• The Huskers prepare for Wake's misdirection and penchent for passing.* Notes from Wednesday: 1, 2, 3

• From the LJS, a scouting report on the Deacons.

• Phillip Dillard gains playing time by filling in in the trenches.

• Patience and hard work pay off for fullback Andy Sand.

• Adi Kunalic is excited about the kick-start* to his Husker career.

• Predictions for Saturday are one-sided so far.

• Big Red Wrap-Up has a preview and prediction for Saturday.

• A Winston-Salem writer expects a trickle, not a sea, of red.

• The Deacons are confident in the athletic Brett Hodges, pressed into duty at QB.

• Maurice Purify gears up for his return as he copes with tragedy.

• Ty Steinkuhler returns to practice and should play Saturday.

• Marlon Lucky and the O-line are out to prove NU can run against anybody. More from Tuesday's press conference: Keller, Callahan, Watson, Others, Notes.

• Wake Forest isn't shaking up its lineup after Saturday's loss.

• Cortney Grixby talks about his height, his brothers and his position coach.

• Jeff has his Nevada Scarlet Commentary.

• The Colonel assesses the Nevada game and expects a shootout against Wake.

• The Huskers look forward to the return of Maurice Purify.

• Marlon Lucky got the headlines, but the offensive line gave out the headaches against Nevada.

• Wake Forest upgrades the status of its two injured starters.

• Ty Steinkuhler's availability will be evaluated day to day, Bill Callahan says.

• Newcomer Kevin Dixon wastes no time in making an impact.

• Wake Forest aims to get its running game out of the dumps.

• Dennis Wagner likes what he saw Saturday but cautions that tougher tests await the offensive line.

• Wake Forest stumbles in its opener at Boston College, 38-28. The Deacons' starting QB suffers a separation of his throwing shoulder.

• WF spring scrimmage coverage: 1, 2, 3