May 2003
 

• Curt Dukes' departure will mean more reps for Joe Dailey.

• Richie Incognito is named to the Outland watch list.

• It's official: Curt Dukes is transferring.

• Lawrence Phillips joins the Calgary Stampeders.

• Jack O'Holleran's work ethic helped him move to the top of the depth chart.

• Future Husker Andy Birkel sweeps the 100, 200 and 400 meters in the state track meet.

• Troy State will join the Sun Belt Conference.

• From Husker Dan, a musical sendoff for Marques Simmons.

• Grant Wistrom is hosting a charity golf tournament in Lincoln.

• ESPN.com previews the Big 12.

• It's the season for both mental and physical conditioning.

• Tom Osborne renews his push to rein in sports agents.

• Eric Crouch ties the knot.

• College Football News previews Penn State.

• A car crash kills baton twirler Bobby Foehlinger.

• Services are held in Dallas for former Iowa State star Ennis Haywood.

• Eleven at most will be Blackshirts, Bo Pelini says.

• Curt Dukes and Frank Solich have what is described as a productive talk.

• OSU quarterback Josh Fields hopes his next visit to Lincoln is more fruitful than the one he just completed.

• Thunder Collins agrees to terms with the Alouettes.

• Ahman Green earns his degree, and Dave Rimington is a finalist for the Verizon Academic All-America Hall of Fame. 

• Curt Dukes' parents discuss his frustration with injury & illness.

• Garth Glissman is transferring. Will Curt Dukes be next?

• Steve Pederson hires Nebraska native Marc Boehm away from Pitt and begins restructuring the athletic department. Meanwhile, there's some distress in Pittsburgh: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Marques Simmons will transfer.

• A new culture of teaching and learning takes root on the team and the staff.

• Frank Solich discusses his role as overseer.

• The OWH takes a look at each Big 12 team as the spring-drills season ends.

• A bowl game in Forth Worth with a Big 12 tie-in receives NCAA approval.

• The Alouettes release Lawrence Phillips.

• Eric Crouch talks about his first practice with the Packers.