April 2003
Spring-drills coverage here.
 

• A move from I-back to receiver pays off for Jack O'Holleran.

• Junior Tagoa'i is suspended from the team.

• Wilson Thomas signs with the Chiefs, and Jon Clanton and John Garrison sign with the Titans. More draft and free-agent news here.

• The staff hits the road as a four-week recruiting blitz begins.

• See what to expect from Southern Miss in ’03.

• Junior Tagoa'i remains in jail as his case is delayed.

• Read up on Penn State's spring game: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

• The post-spring depth chart is out. See who landed where: 1, 2

• Letting go of the offense wasn't so difficult, Frank Solich says.

• A second arrest for Junior Tagoa'i.

• The defense's progress pleases Bo Pelini.

• The NCAA bans consecutive two-a-days.

• Josh Brown feels good about his chances in the NFL draft.

• Eric Crouch is saluted for listening to his heart.

• Husker Dan brings us the spring-game edition of Chip Chuckley's "Sports Chat."

• Barney Cotton sets his sights on a 55-60% passing percentage for Jammal Lord.

• Okie State enters 2003 with heightened expectations.

• The Green Bay Packers claim Eric Crouch off waivers: 1, 2, 3

• Chris Kelsay waits to see where the NFL draft will send him.

• College Football News and Dennis Dodd assess the 2003 Huskers.

• The offense works on its new hand-signal system: 1, 2

• The placekicker's job remains up for grabs.

• Fifteen are named to the Brook Berringer Citizenship Team.

• Bo Pelini discusses his coaching philosophy.

• Boyd Epley sees progress in the weight room.

• Trash talk appears to be here to stay.

• The Rams plan to grant Eric Crouch his release.

• The Oklahoma State game will feature a big gathering of past lettermen (1, 2, 3, 4), and the Husker Nation Tour may be coming to a town near you.

• Johnny Mitchell signs with Jacksonville.

• Ernie Chambers is stood up in the pay-for-play debate in Philadelphia.

• An update on the Nittany Lions' spring.

• The player-pay bill passes the Legislature.

• Inside the headset of Jimmy Williams.

• Southern Miss tries revamping its offense.

• Inside the headset of Marvin Sanders.

• Tim Albin recalls his lobbying against the flea flicker that sealed the 2001 win over Oklahoma.

• Harvey Perlman ponders some playoff ideas.

• Inside the headsets of Jeff Jamrog and Bo Pelini.

• Carl Pelini lands the open grad assistant's job.

• Inside the headset of Ron Brown.

• Steve Pederson discusses his hands-on style: "When you take care of all the little things … big things will happen."

• Inside the headset of Tim Albin.

• Inside the headset of Scott Downing.

• Barney Cotton isn't ruling out a two-QB system.

• April 1 brings the second edition of Bugmunch from the Loon.