• A decade later, Carl Crawford’s
career choice raises “what ifs” for NU followers.
• Shawn Watson is running an
efficient ship in 2009, Sam McKewon says.
• Husker Dan reviews the 300th sellout game and others in the streak.
• ULL radio man
Jay Walker comes away enthralled by the Lincoln experience.
• Thursday’s meeting of the
Walk-On Club, at 11:30 a.m. at Lincoln Station, will feature Jeff Jamrog and Todd Peterson as speakers.
• Correll Buckhalter has had to
overcome a lot to continue playing on Sundays.
• Louisiana native
Neil Smith grew up one snowy morning in Lincoln.
• What makes a game day click? The work of more than
3,400 people.
• Past Husker:
Scott Shanle suddenly finds himself on highlight reels with the Saints.
• Ricky Henry and Marcel Jones
intend to learn from their mistakes of last Saturday.
• Tom Osborne sees parallels between his
toughest losses & the game in Blacksburg.
• Steve Sipple says Bo Pelini’s style makes a
letdown unlikely. | McKewon’s
five keys
• Revisit the milestone games of the sellout streak:
1,
50,
100,
150,
200,
250
• Husker Dan checks in with his thoughts about the Virginia Tech game.
• Patrick Witt likes the playing time and the academics at Yale.
• It’s a
new round in the Greatest Heisman Moments balloting.
• At least
seven recruits are making their official visits this weekend.
• The OWH’s Dirk Chatelain wonders whether Bo Pelini’s
fourth-and-1 call was the right one.
• The Colonel is
encouraged that for the first time in a while, Nebraska fielded the better team against a highly regarded opponent.
• Shawn Watson says there’s no rethinking “what we do in the
red zone.”
• Bo Pelini allows his
anger to essentially shortchange the fans, Tom Shatel says.
• Sam McKewon says the moment of truth comes on
Oct. 8. Steve Sipple says
Roy Helu made a big impression on the big stage. |
Notes
• The Huskers slip to
No. 24 in the coaches’ poll and
No. 25 in AP.
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• Let the season begin in earnest:
The Colonel is stirring.
• Ricky Henry has been able to keep his
fiery side under control.
• The playing time that
true freshmen are getting could provide a boost to recruiting.
• Sam McKewon:
Weeks like this are part of the reason Ndamukong Suh returned.
• Are the Huskers ready for a big step up?
Tad Stryker takes a look.
• Shades of the Gotham Bowl: The Big 12 and Big East appear set to OK a
2010 bowl game* at Yankee Stadium.
• Johnny Rodgers could use
your vote in Round 2 of the Greatest Heisman Moments.
• Sam McKewon files his
Monday review of the Arkansas State game.
• Future Husker: Five things you should know about
Mike Moudy
• Boyd Epley will be honored before Saturday’s game.
• What’s the big deal about
huddle tempo? The coaches explain.
• “He'll get his touches,” Shawn Watson says of
Niles Paul.
• Bluecreek is back and he has a new 2009 Husker desktop.
• Husker Dan writes about the Florida Atlantic game.
• A
boating accident involving ex-Husker Ken Graeber takes the life of a Husker fan.
• It was
hard to get a read on the Huskers, despite the lopsided score, Sam McKewon says in his Monday review.
• Justin files his
This Just In commentary and David Max gives his
2 Cents on the Florida Atlantic game.
• Tommie Frazier is
flourishing in his adopted state, and his success has nothing to do with fame, fortune or power.
• HuskerPedia™ is partnering with
Home Game Magazine for the 2009 season.
• From Sam McKewon,
five keys to the Florida Atlantic game.
• Tom Osborne is part of a Wall Street Journal look at why football coaches lean
GOP.
• “Championships are won by teams that
rush the football,” Shawn Watson says in discussing his multiple offense.
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