June 2010
NU & CU seem to be
on the same page in seeking a quick resolution with the Big 12.
Nebraska is moving from the league with the biggest football
money-maker to the one with the biggest football
spender.
Sipple & Christopherson preview opponent No. 10, Turner Gill's
Kansas squad.
Tad Stryker sees mental toughness & the motivation of 0:01 as keys for the Huskers.
Joe Hart and other Husker fans
in Ohio welcome the conference change.
Niles Paul is fined $400 in his Lincoln court case.
T.J. DeBates, former Husker living in Big Ten country, likes Nebraska's move. |
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Sipple & Christopherson preview opponent No. 9,
Iowa State.
The LJS examines some
numbers that help tell the story of NU and the Big Ten.
Your
poll vote might help Husker license plates sprout all across Texas.
Penn State and NU
have a history that includes a controversy or two.
Lawyers don't expect NU to forfeit to the Big 12 the
hefty sums that've been reported.
Coaches' intensity is integral to the Blackshirts' turnaround, says this
ESPN feature.
OU's president confirms the Sooners
were invited to join the SEC.
Arizonans for Nebraska will have their
15th annual golf outing on August 21st.
ESPN.com looks at Boyd Epley's
seminal role in strength and conditioning.
It'll be a year before
Bubba Starling opts for the route of Turner Gill or Carl Crawford.
Tom Osborne says
staying put in the Big 12 would have paid off in the short run.
A look at opponent No. 2,
Idaho, and its North Platte-raised quarterback.
The tumultuous 2007 season at NU didn't rattle
Joe Rudolph, now at Wisconsin.
From Buckeye territory, a look at how Nebraskas
recruiting focus might change.
The Gainesville Sun previews the Huskers and gives them a
No. 6 ranking.
As he rehabs from a kidney transplant,
Charlie Greene, the former Nebraska sprinter, heeds Bo Pelini's words: Focus on the process and get better every day.
Get your Dad a membership to the HuskerMax™ BBS for
Father's Day.
Register now for the Lincoln Youth Sports Assn.s annual
golf tournament July 10.
A sack of
Brett Favre is on Ndamukong Suhs rookie-season wish list.

Tough and intense, O-line recruit
Dylan Admire is eager to play in the Big Ten.
Football 202 will take place July 27 in Lincoln, and registration is under way.
Living history: Two gents
now in their mid-90s – Bill Glassford and Tippy Dye – were part of earlier Husker lore.
Carl Nicks
stature grows after his April apology to Bo Pelini.
Husker Dan offers a slew of
random thoughts about the conference changes.
Vic Scleich, a member of the 1941 Rose Bowl team, dies at age 90.
The LJS's Sipple & Christopherson preview opponent No. 8,
Missouri.
UCLA might
want out of its 2012-13 series with Nebraska.
The latest on who might be going where:
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2,
3,
4
Here are ideas from
Iowa and
Ohio on what the league's divisions might look like.
After a momentous day for NU, the pundits weigh in on the move to the Big Ten:
Prince Amukamara comes out
No. 1 in grading by an NFL scouting organization.
Nebraska will need to ignore the catcalls and
forge ahead, Sam McKewon says.
Steve Sipple says a
perfect storm helped put NU in this advantageous position.
Experts in
sports law don't see the Big 12s likely breakup becoming a federal issue. But things could
get messy between departing and remaining schools.
QB recruit
Jamal Turner pays a visit to his future home this weekend.
It's a homecoming for
Ahman Green as he signs with the UFL's Omaha Nighthawks.
The NCAA penalizes
Colorado on academics and hits
USC with a two-year bowl ban.
The Huskers are getting
Field Turf on one of their two practice fields.
The LJS's Sipple & Christopherson preview opponent No. 7,
Oklahoma State.
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schedule gadget to your desktop.
A Baylor regent bemoans how tough it is to influence "a bunch of
corn shuckers."
Born too soon?
Jammal Lord might have been a heck of a Wildcat quarterback.
The OWH reports that it
might already be too late to prevent a Big 12 breakup and that a move by six league teams to the Pac-10 could be announced this week.
Fort Scott CC in Kansas is becoming a
mother lode for the Huskers.
Incoming freshman safety
Corey Cooper is eager to tackle summer workouts.
Stewart Bradley discusses his
Nebraska years and his rehab from injury.
Meanwhile, Texas has a
Tech problem that could thwart a UT move to the Big Ten.
Penn State's
out-of-bounds completion against NU in 1982 is listed as one of college football's three worst officiating calls.
Sporting News calls
Jared Crick the best player in college football.

Two NU games are in the
top three in a
ranking of all 96 of 2010's Big 12 games.