• Zac Lee will undergo surgery next week on his throwing arm.

• Nebraska 33, Arizona 0. Game page | Pregame page | Stryker | DVD.

• Texas Tech fires Mike Leach three days before the Red Radiers’ bowl game.

• Future Husker: Five things about running back Braylon Heard.

• Great things are expected of the still-raw true freshman Eric Martin.

• Tad Stryker and Tom Shatel offer up their decade retrospectives.

• Barry Turner’s 2008 injury may have been a blessing in disguise.

• Improvement in Marvin Sanders’ secondary is reflected in the stats.

• Bo Pelini says he understands Urban Meyer’s quandary.

• Bo Pelini discusses the season in a Q&A with Tom Shatel.

• Sam McKewon looks back on a tumultuous decade for NU.

• Steve Sipple says the Blackshirts might be even better in 2010.

• Russ Hochstein aims for the NFL playoffs in a Denver uniform. | Buckhalter Q&A

• Curt McKeever isn’t crazy about the Big 12’s future bowl lineups.

• Nebraska is No. 4 on Forbes’ list of most valuable teams

• Footballdiner.com interviews Roger Craig.

• The LJS looks back at an up-and-down 10 years for the Huskers: The good | The painful | All-decade team

• Injury rehab becomes a learning experience for Rickey Thenarse.

• As its curtain call approaches, the ballyhooed 2005 recruiting class remains a tough one to judge. | Beck in ’Bama

• A visit to a Lincoln school reminds Husker players what being a role model is all about.

• Filling Barry Turner’s shoes could be the next task for Cameron Meredith.

• A journey of faith is what led Turner Gill to Lawrence via Buffalo.

• Braylon Heard would like to bring home-run potential to NU's offense.

• Tad Stryker tries to make sense of what NU’s coaches are saying about the offense.

• Ndamukong Suh becomes the first defensive player to be named AP College Football Player of the Year. | Awards page

• See the Week 15 wrap-up of Huskers in the NFL.

• Ndamukong Suh’s decision to stay will pay dividends in April. | Other NU talent

• From USA Today, how one second changed the college football season.

• Tom Osborne says the Big 12 is taking no disciplinary action against the Pelinis.

• Scott Frost, set to coach in the Rose Bowl, cites Tom Osborne as a major influence.

• Ndamukong Suh is named to College Football News’ all-decade team, and Eric Crouch, Dominic Raiola and Kyle Larson earn honorable mention: 1, 2

• Jason Ankrah tops a list of 2009 redshirts to keep an eye on in 2010.

• Curenski Gilleylen knows he must earn his way back onto the field.

• Braylon Heard, a top RB from Ohio, commits to NU. | 2010 list

• Bo Pelini voices confidence in Shawn Watson and says a stout run game is a must.

• Bo Pelini takes a hard line on soft commits.

• The Big 12 commissioner isn’t saying whether the Pelinis were disciplined for their outbursts after the Texas game. | Title game location

• Steve Sipple yearns for a return of the Pipeline’s glory days.

• Dejon Gomes says his big take-aways are the simple result of “relentless effort.”

• SI.com places Ndamukong Suh on its all-decade team and on its list of memorable performances of the 2000s. | Vote

• Lawrence Phillips gets a 31-year prison sentence.

• Bowl finances pose a balancing act for the Athletic Department.

• Brandon Kinnie isn't easing up after a strong second half of the season.

• Former Husker John Decker comments on the Big 10 expansion plans.

• Freshman linebacker Chris Williams is released from his scholarship.

• The offense has gone back to addressing basics in recent practices.

• Sam McKewon looks at what might unfold in the QB competition in the spring.

• The cupboard at safety is far from bare, even though NU is losing two senior starters.

• After Jared Crick’s emergence in 2009, will 2010 be Baker Steinkuhler’s turn?

• Adi Kunalic talks about that shanked kickoff. Tuesday notes: 1, 2, 3

• As the Big 10 explores adding a team, Tom Osborne doesn't see NU making a move.

• David Max reports on the Heisman Awards dinner.

• See the Week 14 report on Huskers in the NFL | Rams release Incognito

• Husker Dan files his mid-December report.

• Sam McKewon reviews the 2009 offense. | Sipple commentary

• From Turner Gill's first day at Kansas: Ten things | Quotes | KC Star coverage | Jeff Smith | Dennis Dodd | Not a first

• Ndamukong Suh becomes NU’s first unanimous All-American in 12 years as he’s named to the AP and Sporting News teams, the last of the five NCAA-recognized teams to be announced. | Awards week | Suh archive

• Washington QB Jake Locker decides to return for his senior season. The Huskers play at Seattle next September.

• Jared Crick is named to College Football News' Sophomore All-America team, and Baker Steinkuhler is honorable mention on the freshman team.

• The Lott Trophy goes to TCU's Jerry Hughes, and thus ends Suh’s whirlwind week.

• Sam McKewon sees a big year ahead for Prince Amukamara.

• More on Kansas’ hiring of Turner Gill: Rare move | Sipple | Barfknecht

• Coach Ron Brown isn't letting neck surgery keep him off the job.

• Mark Ingram wins the Heisman, and Ndamukong Suh finishes fourth as he nears the finish of a remarkable haul of postseason honors. Bo Pelini still thinks his guy is the best. | Balloting | Photos: 1, 2, 3 | Commentary: Stryker, Shatel, Sipple, Bishop, Visser, Chatelain, Dickson | Video: Press conference, ESPN feature

• Turner Gill is back in the Big 12 as KU coach. Reaction: Frazier, Whitlock, Lutz

• Almost lost in the shuffle is news that Suh is a FWAA & Walter Camp All-American.

• Team awards were handed out Friday night at the annual team banquet.

• The 2010 edition of Football 101 is set for June 2.

• A case is made for voting Roger Craig into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

• Husker Dan reviews the Texas game.

• From SI.com, a nice look at Nebraska’s Heisman finalist. | Bloggers weigh in: 1, 2

• Two more for Ndamukong Suh: the Outland and the Bednarik. But the Walter Camp goes to Colt McCoy.

• Shawn Watson says there’ll be another quarterback recruit in the fold come February.

• Sam McKewon's season in review continues with a look at the special teams.

• At age 31, Correll Buckhalter is doing better than ever.

• See Mr. Suh’s appearance on ESPN’s College Football Live, and listen to Jim Rome’s chat. | Music video

• Bonuses push Bo Pelini's pay over the $2 million mark.

• Ndamukong Suh snares more hardware as the Lombardi is his. | Shatel commentary

• QB Tyler Gabbert reneges on his NU commitment, but the Huskers get pledges from OT Jermarcus Hardrick & LB LaVonte David. | 2010 list | McKewon commentary

• Ndamukong Suh says he almost transferred to Oregon State after the ’07 season. | Rich Glover impressed

• Grant Wistrom, newly inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, says he’s proof you don’t have to be a great athlete to be a great player.

• Sam McKewon takes a year-in-review look at the defense.

• Bo Pelini voted Texas No. 1 in the coaches’ poll.

• A national officiating official says the finish of the Texas game was handled correctly.

• See the Week 13 summary of Huskers in the NFL.

• A Husker fan’s daughter needs a marrow transplant. Maybe you can help.

• The Bronko Nagurski trophy goes to Mr. Suh.

• Receiver Curtis Carter from Louisiana decommits. | 2010 list

• New York, here he comes! Ndamukong Suh is one of five finalists for the Heisman. To gauge his chances, check the “exit poll” at StiffArmTrophy.com. | Forde's vote

• David Max gives his 2 cents on the loss to Texas in the Big 12 Championship game.

• League officials defend Saturday night’s game-clock decision.

• Commentary on the state of the offense: Sipple, Chatelain | McKewon’s Monday review

• The Huskers rise one spot in each poll, to No. 19 and No. 20.

• Texas 13, Nebraska 12. Game page | Pregame page | Stryker column | DVD

• Turner Gill may have an inside track on the Kansas job. | McKewon commentary

• Phillip Dillard tells an OKC columnist he's having the most fun he’s ever had.

• Ndamukong Suh is making ’em proud in Cameroon.

• Tommie Frazier will play in a USO-sponsored flag-football game in Iraq.

• Future Husker: Five things about Joshua Mitchell.

• Carl Pelini shares some laughs and insights at the Big Red Breakfast.

• A year ago it was Turner Gill; now it’s Frank Solich going for a MAC title. | Result

• In 1996, UT’s James Brown talked big — and backed it up.

• It’s a day for Suh stories galore, including a Heisman plug from Denver: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

• It’s official: Mark Mangino is out at Kansas.

• See the Sidetrack Band’s odes to Suh.

• Ndamukong Suh finishes on top in the Nissan/ESPN Heisman voting.

• Ndamukong Suh is named to the AFCA All-America Team. Also, he’s the only NU player on the AP all-Big 12 team, but six Huskers make the second team.

• Tom Shatel makes a Suh-for-Heisman case. | AP honor

• The Dallas paper looks at the program’s progress under Bo Pelini.

• Ndamukong Suh is one of five finalists for Walter Camp Player of the Year.

• All-conference honors cap a rocky journey for Larry Asante.

• They’re writing about Rex Burkhead in Omaha, Lincoln & Dallas.* More player features: Alex Henery, Alfonzo Dennard

• Tad Stryker and Husker Dan preview the Texas game.

• Commentary: McKewon on the Pelini process | Sipple on the Carl & Bo Show | Austin’s Cedric Golden on the Huskers’ mindset

• Three Texas newspapers unveil their own All-Big 12 teams: 1, 2, 3

• Four Blackshirts are named to the coaches’ All-Big 12 first team: Ndamukong Suh, Jared Crick, Prince Amukamara and Larry Asante — and Suh is the Defensive Player of the Year. Three Huskers earn second-team honors.

• David Max gives his 2 Cents on the Colorado game.

• From the LJS, a look at some of the bowl scenarios.

• Three Eagles Communications pulls the plug on Jason Peter’s radio show.