• A Rivals writer picks the Nebraska-Texas game as the game of the year to watch.

• Jared Crick never forgets his Cozad roots. Sipple: Nebraska fits in well at No. 6

• Add David Santos to NU's 2011 recruiting class.

• Thanks to Ndamukong Suh, there will be an Apple iPpad for each locker.

• Talk of the 2010 season could become a mere speed bump at Big Ten Media Days.

• Adding 5,000 seats to the stadium seems about right to Tom Osborne. | Notes

• After parting ways with Nebraska, Dylan Admire lands at Kansas.

• Play-by-play guy Tom Morris helps Schick & Nick preview the Idaho Vandals.

• The newly released schedule for fall camp includes some new details.

• It'll be brother vs. brother for the Fisher clan when Nebraska and Iowa square off.

• Don't miss this year's trip to Lincoln, Kansas fans are advised.

• Congrats to Ndamukong Suh, the Big 12's Male Athlete of the Year.

• StatePaper sees eight potential upsets for Big 12 teams in nonconference play.

• The Pac-10 boss cites Texas leaks and politics as keys in June's conference drama.

• Pierre Allen intends to no longer be merely a supporting actor with the Blackshirts.

• Nebraska fans need to find a real rivalry, a columnist in Texas says.

• A big season, not the Big Ten, is on the minds of the 2010 Huskers.

• NU comes it at No. 8 in NBCSports.com's preseason rankings. | Flop potential?

• With Sam Bradford’s deal done, Ndamukong Suh could sign with the Lions today.

• Schick & Nick and play-by-play guy Randy Lee preview Western Kentucky.

• Texas A&M wants its $20 million a year from the Big 12 – or else.

• Niles Paul is listed among 10 players expected to move up on the NFL draft charts.

• Sam McKewon explains why coaches play it safe at Big 12 Media Days. LJS capsules from the quotefest in Texas: Day 3 | Day 2 | Day 1

• Win two 2010 season tickets at the Catholic Social Services golf tournament.

• Mack Brown voices lots of respect for Nebraska at Big 12 Media Days.

• Turner Gill makes his Big 12 Media Days debut. | Relationships first | Family feel

• NU & UT tie for first in StatePaper's rankings of the league's defensive backfields.

• Before fixing the Huskers, Bo Pelini told Ndamukong Suh, "You stink."

• Stronger, faster and healthy, Pierre Allen is gunning for a big senior year.

• Niles Paul says fellow wideout Brandon Kinnie has turned into the real deal.

• Nobody will miss the Big Red more than K-State and Missouri, Tom Shatel writes.

• For Bill Snyder, the Big 12's near-demise was like a nightmarish flashback to 1989.

• From Indiana, a peek at what might transpire at next week's Big Ten meetings.

• Walt Anderson defends the clock reset at the end of the Big 12 title game.

• "Red-clad Weenies": That's a Dallas columnist's new name for the Huskers.

• Mizzou feels it has something to prove, especially against Nebraska.

• Niles Paul sees focus and confidence as keys to improving his game.

• Josh and Tony Davis will be Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests.

• From Sam McKewon, a special Tuesday edition of his Husker summer takes.

• Kyle Vanden Bosch intends to be part of another turnaround, this time in Detroit.

• Dan Beebe expects a cordial resolution on NU's exit penalty by early autumn.

• Even for three Cyclones who didn't play, ISU's win in Lincoln last fall remains special.

• Tom Osborne will speak up if asked to at next week's Big Ten meetings.

• Wanting early playing time, O-line recruit Dylan Admire decommits. | 2011 list

• Steve Kragthorpe resigns as Texas A&M receivers coach; Troy Walters replaces him.

• Was 1951 the best year to be born a Husker fan? Commentary by David Max.

• Save on lodging with this HuskerMax™ special at the Omaha Hilton Garden Inn.

• Bo Pelini keeps it basic and keeps the focus off the Big Ten at Big 12 Media Days. More: QB race | The defense | Notes: 1, 2 | Opinion: Bohls, Forde, Dodd, Haskin, Sipple, Shatel, Curtis, Sittler, King, Hamar | Other perspectives: Boulder, OKC, Kansas City, San Antonio, Lubbock, St. Louis, Denver, USA Today | Video: Pelini, Crick, Allen, Paul

• Follow NU's stint today Big 12 Media Days. | Commentary | Questions: 1, 2, 3

• It's cultural, it's political and it's personal: All eyes are already on Oct. 16.

• Tad Stryker: Alex Henery packs a wallop for the Huskers.

• Saving the Big 12: Dan Beebe talks about how it happened. | 2010 storylines

• The quarterback situation will be a crucial test for Bo Pelini, Steve Sipple writes.

• The Omaha Nighthawks mini-camp, featuring a few ex-Huskers, draws a crowd.

• Vote now: Ndamukong Suh and Kelsey Griffin are up for Big 12 athlete of the year.

• John Papuchis likes the improved depth on the defensive line.

• $38 million: That's one prediction of the guaranteed money for Ndamukong Suh.

• Lee Barfknecht says the Big Ten can learn from the Big 12 about what to do and what not to do with the championship game. | Ideas from Alvarez

• For a shot at a little fame and a pair of tickets, describe your first Husker game day.

• A Texas writer offers a high-and-mighty lecture for Husker fans. | Rebuttals: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Nebraska StatePaper ranks the league's linebacking corps.

• Former SEC boss Roy Kramer advises anchoring the Big Ten title game.

• A Missouri blogger turns his focus to the Husker defense.

• Chip Brown discusses Nebraska's move and the Big 12's near-demise.

• 1999 flashback: The Kirk Ferentz era at Iowa got off to a rough start. | Summary

• He won't have a vote, but Tom Osborne will participate in August's Big Ten meetings.

• A look at five potential breakout players for Nebraska in 2010.

• Ndamukong Suh draws a crowd at Children's Hospital in Omaha. | Waiting for Sam

• The preseason media all-Big 12 team has four Huskers – Jared Crick, Mike McNeill, Alex Henery & Prince Amukamara – and Crick is co-defensive player of the year.

• From a Missouri perspective, here's an extensive preview of the NU offense.

• A case is made for a permanent, indoors home for the Big Ten title game.

• Gothenburg's Brandon Koch: Once a Husker, always a Husker.

• StatePaper's rankings of the league's defensive lines have NU at No. 3.

• Is Nebraska overrated? ESPN's Big 12 blogger answers that and other questions.

• Nebraska is the Big 12 media's unanimous pick to win the North. | Recount!

• It's the last chance to register for Football 202; about 25 spots remain.

• The quarterback question might not be settled until after preseason camp.

• The conference change will affect how Nebraska teams travel.

• John Papuchis & Tim Beck will talk Friday in Omaha about the outlook for 2010.

• Washington dismisses tight end Kavario Middleton, an 11-game starter in 2009.

• The Gainesville paper lists Nebraska as one of five darkhorses for the national title.

• Four Huskers spread some cheer among Special Olympics Young Athletes. | More

• Alex Henery is nominated for the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

• The Athletic Dept.'s radio-deal announcement has an audio clip that never gets old.

• Ndamukong Suh's value to the Lions is what matters, his agent says. | New ad

• Bo Pelini's Big Red Kickoff Dinner for the Make-A-Wish foundation is next week.

• KFAB remains the flagship station for football radio broadcasts through at least 2014.

• Nebraska is in a No. 2 tie in StatePaper's rankings of the league's O-lines.

• Steve Sipple debunks rumors of an NU-South Carolina game in the works for 2011.

• A Nebraska crowd evidently was photoshopped into a Texas Tech stadium scene.

• Expectations for Western Kentucky aren't exactly sky-high for 2010.

• Which road trip(s) to choose in 2010? Here are some things for a fan to consider.

• Catch Nate Swift & Todd Peterson on Saturday's Legends Radio Show.

• The HuskerMax™ schedule widget now lets you pick one of four time zones.

• The Huskers are 10th in the Austin paper's preseason ratings. | UT-NU hype can wait

• Lots of rivalries are at stake when the Big Ten discusses scheduling next month.

• Three NU games make this list of the 12 best matchups on Big 12 teams' slates.

• Here's some video from Grant Wistrom's Hall of Fame enshrinement.

• The LJS looks at the Big 12's top players on defense.

• Alex Henery learned composure and focus during his years on the soccer field.

• A HuskerMax™ reader gives his perspective on the final Big 12 season.

• The Athletic Department explains the thinking behind Red Out Around the World.

• From the LJS, a look at the Big 12's top offensive players.

• Register now for the Big Sky Huskers’ July 31st golf tourney in Billings.

• Sam McKewon says the first Big Ten title game belongs at Lambeau Field.

• Grant Wistrom's always-running motor takes him to the Hall of Fame.

• HuskerMax™ is looking for a local advertising sales specialist.

• Matt Hayes says this could be like 1999 again for Nebraska & three other teams.

• NU voices Sharpe, Grindle & Davison stop in Grand Island as they tour the state.

• A case is made for taking down the stadium's "Greatest fans" signs. | "Stay classy"

• Dan Alexander plays indoors these days and is excited to reconnect with NU.

• Former Husker Quentin Castille goes unselected in the supplemental NFL draft.

• It's been a summer on the road for future Husker kicker Niklas Sade. | Notes: 1, 2

• Lambeau Field is the latest to express interest in hosting the Big Ten title game.

• Nebraska StatePaper rates the Big 12 teams' wide receiver corps.

• "Beat Texas" is removed from the RedOutAroundTheWorld site. | EA Sports result

• Larry Asante signs with the Browns in a four-year deal reportedly worth $1.96 million.

• Innovations by Tom Osborne found their way into NFL playbooks.

• Niles Paul is doing community service in lieu of a fine for MIP.

• The Hall of Fame enshrinement of Grant Wistrom and 23 others will be viewable Saturday live on the web. | Bio: 1, 2

• Three seniors will speak for Nebraska on July 26 at NU's final Big 12 Media Days.

• A K-State backer attempts to put Nebraska fans in their place.

• The incoming Husker freshmen get their jersey numbers. | Updated roster

• Some leaps of faith are worth the risk, Scott Criss knows.

• See Big Red Wrap-Up’s summer special focusing on the conference change.

• Bid on Grant Wistrom's classic red 1967 GTO convertible.

• A Tulsa columnist sees an NU-OU league title game as a perfect ending.

• Colorado football just won't be the same without the Huskers, says Boulder columnist Neill Woelk. | Journal Star's NU-CU preview: 1, 2

• Bubba Starling’s multiple talents draw some East Coast attention. | Harper a no-go

• The Aug. 14th Legends Radio Show will be a 40-year national champions reunion.

• Husker Dan gives us an update on this year’s Husker Salute to the troops.

• Florida State's 1980 win over NU is rated FSU's top all-time road victory. | Summary

• Get to know your way around the new league with the HuskerMax Big Ten Explorer.

• Nebraska StatePaper ranks NU’s running backs No. 2 in the Big 12. | Helu No. 4

• More on the hyping of the Texas game: Forde, Ubben, McKewon | Settling scores

• Tad Stryker says Nebraska has bigger fish than Texas to fry.

• Scott Criss talks about his decision to transfer from Wyoming to Nebraska.

• Roy Helu is part of a stable of talented Big 12 running backs returning in 2010.

• Northeast Kansans for Nebraska will have their annual golf outing on Aug. 21.

• Todd Millikan had a knack for making it count when he caught it.

• Even the digital Huskers of EA Sports draw a loyal following.

• Scott Criss, an offensive lineman at Wyoming, is transferring to NU as a walk-on.

• The pay-per-view games have been a financial success for the university.

• One ranking service has NU as its preseason No. 1. | More on ratings: 1, 2

• Tom Rathman says he's better as a coach than he was as a player.

• Nebraska's entry may prompt Penn State fans to more heartily embrace the Big Ten.

• Ndamukong Suh and seven other former Huskers are tapped for the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame. | Man of the World | Big weekend coming for Wistrom

• There's a lot of buzz about the video at RedOutAroundTheWorld, an OWH site.

• A new team means a rare change in color schemes for Sandro DeAngelis.

• Daniel Bullocks is released by the Lions and Jay Moore by the Titans.

• Darin Erstad's move to the baseball coaching staff becomes official.

• Nebraska StatePaper rates the Big 12 quarterbacks for 2010.

• Peruse the new 50 state directory of personalized Husker license plates.

• National Football Post takes a look at the competition at quarterback.

• Nebraska is No. 12 in Scout.com's initial rankings of the 2011 recruiting classes.

• Sipple & Christopherson preview opponent No. 11, Texas A&M.

• The fans' message to the university: Expand the stadium, but not at the expense of the sellout streak. | Survey results

• Eighty-five years ago, it was a different story: Big Ten rejects Nebraska.

• More on NFL scouts' rankings of Husker players: Amukamara, Paul & McNeill, Helu

• Like father, like son: Baker Steinkuhler lets his play do the talking.

• Danny Noonan and other players make the rounds at Children’s Hospital in Omaha.

• A Tulsa columnist says Bill Snyder knows exactly how to deal with Texas.

• Mike Ekeler will speak at the July 16th Iowans for Nebraska golf outing.

• Alex Henery is No. 1 on a list of top special-teams performers in the Big 12.

• Niles Paul is ranked in the top 20 by the same NFL scouting group that lists Prince Amukamara as the No. 1 prospect in the 2011 draft.

• Unlike three years ago, no one's laughing now at the Big Ten Network.

• What might have been: Nebraska vs. Penn State for the conference title in 1994.

• The Big 12's best player might be the opposing QB on a late-November road trip.

• Michael Rose, a linebacker from Kansas City, becomes NU's first 2012 pledge.

• Some advice to Husker fans new to the Big Ten: Don't act like you own the place.

• StatePaper's Big 12 preview ranks the league's coaches.

• Former Husker punter and major-leage baseball all-star Darin Erstad is set to join the Nebraska baseball staff as a volunteer assistant coach. | Bio

• ESPN asks what would have changed if Nebraska had won the 1984 Orange Bowl.

• Future destination: Michigan's $226 million Big House renovation is nearly done.

• The pay-per-view price hike strikes Sam McKewon as a little steep.

• Nebraska enters its final year in a league in which it's in the power minority | Standings: 1, 2

• Jim Delany: A powerful person who doesn't carry himself like a big shot.

• The OWH’s 2010 Frederick Ware Award goes to Ndamukong Suh.

• Bob Devaney talked with Jim Delany in 1992 about a move to the Big Ten.

• For a Buckeye fan with a touch of Husker fever, these are interesting times.

• The Hawkeyes are excited about the new border rivalry. | NU's focus on 2010

• Tommy Tuberville's comments draw an official reprimand from the Big 12.

• See classic footage of Bo Pelini from his high school football days in Ohio.

• Start times and pay-per-view telecasts are set for the season's first two games.

• Fan Day will run from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on Aug. 7 in Memorial Stadium.

• Hear Lyell Bremser's call of the 1982 Iowa-Nebraska game. | Box score

• Documents shed light on Dan Beebe’s intense efforts to save the Big 12.

• Nebraska finishes 17th in the 2009-10 NACDA Directors Cup standings.

• Requiem for a rivalry: Nebraska-Oklahoma will be gone but not forgotten.

• Another round opinion on configuring the Big Ten: Dodd | Wis. | Ind. | Ill. | Pa.

• The academic side of Nebraska's move is already unfolding.

• From Wisconsin, a look at Nebraska's off-the-gridiron sports pedigree.

• StatePaper's Big 12 preview continues with ten overrated and underrated players.