• The trend toward dual-threat QBs has taken a hit or two, Sam McKewon writes.

• Ready to go under the microscope, Suh says there's no rivalry with Gerald McCoy.

• Curt Tomasevicz wins gold with the four-man USA-1 bobsled team.

• Kansas City-area O-lineman Dylan Admire joins the 2011 recruiting class. | List

• A Junior Day event Saturday could bring an offensive lineman into the fold for 2011.

• Ndamukong Suh goes to the NFL well-prepared for life in the spotlight.

• Turner Gill moves forward and stays grounded.

• Sam McKewon sees a need for a new position in college football programs: the GM.

• Phillip Dillard feels he’s as prepared as he can be as he heads for the NFL Combine.

• Preparing for a shot at the NFL, Matt O’Hanlon is used to battling long odds.

• Sam McKewon sees Niles Paul stepping up into a leadership role this season.

• Shawn Watson sits down with Tom Shatel to discuss where the offense is headed.

• Carl Pelini’s added responsibility is an evolving thing.

• Rickey Thenarse says his extra year has been granted by the NCAA.

• Ndamukong Suh talks with a St. Louis station about his NFL preparations.

• Bobby Bowden will be the keynote speaker at the NU Coaches Clinic in April.

• Get used to bigger and bigger coaches’ salaries, Tom Shatel says.

• Husker Dan files his mid-February report with a look at recruiting.

• There’ll be little or no use of green jerseys for the QBs this spring.

• Shared goals help make teams successful, Tom Osborne tells a Millard gathering.

• The university announces pay raises for Bo Pelini and his assistants.

• Sam McKewon sees the Big 12 staying as it is despite all the reliagnment talk.

• Braylon Heard’s playmaking abilities have stood out even in talent-rich Ohio.

• Ndamukong Suh’s Nike deal is one of what likely will be several outside of football.

• George Darlington hopes for at least one more coaching stint.

• Contracts for all the assistant coaches are finalized and signed.

• Talk of conference realignments has Steve Sipple feeling uneasy.

• Curt Tomasevicz’s quest for bobsled gold boils down to an intense five seconds.

• Tommie Frazier will be the featured guest at the WA Huskers spring event.

• Steve Sipple and Brian Christopherson preview the spring quarterback race.

• NU is finalizing the assistant coaches’ reworked contracts. | Carl Pelini & the Vols

• Waiting his turn would be a major change for Brion Carnes. | Stryker & McKewon

• Congrats to Carl Nicks & Scott Shanle on their Super Bowl win. | Huskers in SB

• Cody Glenn’s September disappointment has led him to the Super Bowl.

• Jacob Hickman decides he’s done with football and won’t give the NFL a try.

• Mike Fultz still has a soft spot for the New Orleans Saints.

• Ndamukong Suh won't be shying away from any part of the NFL Combine.

• Bo Pelini likes the O-line depth that is building up.

• Scott Shanle finally gets his chance for a Super Bowl ring this weekend.

• Wednesday’s signing-day developments may have surprised fans and pundits, but not Bo Pelini. More from the big day: Capsules (1, 2) | Photos (1, 2) | Rankings | In-staters & walk-ons | Fort Scott connection | Notes | H'Pedia page

• Nike signs Ndamukong Suh to an endorsement deal.

• More than 40,000 spring-game tickets are sold on the first day. | Notes: 1, 2

• Owamagbe Odighizuwa opts for UCLA, but it's a day of otherwise pleasant surprises as safety Corey Cooper & QB Brion Carnes sign on as Huskers.

• Andrew Rodriguez’s journey to NU involves so much more than the 70 miles from Aurora to Lincoln. | Chase Rome

• It’s a nervous time for coaches & fans. | Papuchis’ success | McKewon commentary

• It’ll be a transitional year for Big 12 quarterbacks, Tad Stryker writes.