• Today brings another test of the Huskers' ability to bounce back. Get your game-day stories and commentary from the papers in Omaha (1, 2, 3), Lincoln (1, 2, 3, 4), Grand Island, Lawrence (1, 2, 3) and Kansas City. | Game program | Printable rosters | Predictions | Chat

• His son is a Jayhawk, and former Husker Todd Brown couldn't be prouder.

• It seems only fitting that Blake and Tyler Lawrence are on opposite sides today.

• Marvin Sanders talks about the challenges of containing KU's offense. More: 1, 2

• Future stars? A look at some scout-teamers who have stood out.

• Key cogs on KU's offense: Jake Sharp, the O-line and Kerry Meier. | Thursday KU notes

• NU's safeties seem to draw an undue share of fan criticism. | Thursday NU notes: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Two more looks at the Jayhawks' futility streak in Lincoln: 1, 2

• Jim Dolezal previews the game, and Sam McKewon lists five keys. | Predictions

• Cody Glenn and Tyler Wortman look for better play from the linebacking corps.

• The offense tries to learn from last week's first-quarter debacle. Wednesday notes: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Quarterbacks Reesing and Ganz share some similar attributes. | Kansas insider

• History, both long- and short-term, contributes to Saturday's story lines.

• The Huskers dismiss the notion that last year's NU-KU score is a source of motivation Saturday. More from Tuesday's press conference: Blake Lawrence, Tyler Wortman | Quotes | Tuesday notes: 1, 2, 3

• True freshman Daymond Patterson is KU's Mr. Versatility.

• The OWH's Dirk Chatelain ponders differences in player development at Nebraska and Oklahoma. The LJS looks at the Huskers' bowl possibilities.

• Donate your extra Kansas tickets to a veteran.

• Bo Pelini says he must work on controlling his emotions on the sideline. Commentary: McKewon, Sipple.

• The Huskers focus on a strong finish to the season, and the defense works for improved consistency. | Monday notes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

• Bo Pelini says the OU loss is history. | Monday review

• The Kansas game will have a pay-per-view telecast and a 1:30 p.m. start.