• Braylon Heard says he has achieved the score needed to qualify academically.

• Another Big Ten school adds a familiar face to its coaching staff.

• Ahman Green confirms reports from early February that he's headed to Montreal.

• Bob Stoops will headline the Nebraska Football Spring Coaches Clinic.

• From Husker Locker: Know your Huskers and know your Big Ten recruits.

• The lighter side of Prince Amukamara shines through in Indy. | Helu on rise

• Sam McKewon wonders if Bo Pelini will change how he manages the Huskers.

• Mike Ekeler sizes up the Big Ten offenses and how they affect a defense's scheme.

• The depth chart could get an overhaul along with the offense's scheme.

• Bo Pelini lends his motivational skills to the tennis team.

• It's a condensed group of recruits in Lincoln for junior day.

• Ready for the NFL Combine: Prince Amukamara | Niles Paul | Roy Helu Jr.

• A top Big Ten official talks about NU, scheduling challenges and the TV landscape.

• Alex Henery plans to let his skills do most of the talking at the NFL Combine.

• The son of 1970s Husker Wonder Monds signs to play football at Buffalo.

• Dennis Dodd has Memorial Stadium at No. 7 in his ranking of college football venues.

• Blake Lawrence tells what's at stake in the effort to reduce brain injuries in sports.

• Ted Gilmore's hiring by Southern Cal is now official.

• Steve Sipple dissects the comments by Bo Pelini & Tim Beck. | Shatel: Patience

• It's time for nine Huskers to show their stuff at the NFL Combine.

• Nebraska is in three out of the five games to watch in the Big Ten this season.

• Don't miss Patrick Kabongo & Chris Kelsay on Saturday's Legends Radio Show.

• Tim Beck says NU is starting over on offense. | McKewon | Sipple | Jack & John

• The LJS looks at the contenders for key roles on the offensive line.

• Watch as Prince Amukamara strives for that "extra gear." | Draft diary | Improving

• The break during spring drills is a new wrinkle at NU, but it's not unique.

• Angry Dad looks at potential Big 10 rivalries and reflects back on the Big 12 ones.

• The Big 12's reduced inventory makes it tough to create enough TV-worthy games.

• More on the new guys: John Garrison is making his biggest position switch yet. Corey Raymond is ready to tap his NFL experience.

• Sam McKewon's Monday takes: On Bo's staff choices and Doc's clutch coaching.

• The Lincoln and Omaha papers look at the qualities of new assistant Rich Fisher.

• Tom Osborne discusses differences between armchair QB'ing and real play-calling.

• Bo Pelini saw the right fit in new assistants Rich Fisher & John Garrison.

• A thinner playbook and more audibles are in Bo Pelini's plans for the offense.

• Tim Beck moves under the microscope. | Els big on accountability | Gilmore to USC?

• With spring ball just three weeks away, peruse the ’11 roster, now sortable by state.

• ESPN previews the Big Ten divisions: Legends, Leaders | Husker Locker top players

• QB recruit Bubba Starling says he's fine with the changes on offense.

• Eric Crouch isn't surprised to see John Garrison move up the coaching ladder.

• Former NU defensive coordinator Kevin Cosgrove joins the staff at Akron.

• Hear stories from Cory Ross and Titus Adams on Saturday's Legends Radio Show.

• The two new hires on defense exemplify Bo Pelini's tenets of trust, talent and tenacity, Randy York writes. | Watson to Louisville now official

• Ross Els discusses his ties with Bo Pelini and says he's excited to be back in Nebraska. More on the coaching changes: Sipple & Christpherson | Shatel

• Husker Dan adds up some numbers that help define NU's last 11 years in the Big 12.

• Tom Shatel says farewell to John Lyons, a rare breed of football fan.

• Shawn Watson reportedly has landed at Louisville as quarterbacks coach.

• The changes in staff are finally official. Welcome aboard, coaches Raymond, Fisher, Garrison & Els. | Discuss | Commentary: McKewon, Hinton | Assistants, 1926-2011

• Watch as Sipple & Christopherson analyze the competition at running back.

• The university directory provides apparent confirmation of three coaching hires.

• Ahman Green has agreed to terms with the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL.

• Nebraska had three of the top one-man shows of 2010 in the Big 12.

• Spring game ticket sales have topped 35,000.

• A Tulsa scribe omits "golf pro" Rich Fisher's football credentials until the very end.

• Prince Amukamara's draft diary provides insights. | Lofty expectations

• Sam Keller's lawsuit against EA Sports has Hollywood against him.

• Sam McKewon's Monday takes touch on recruiting, staff changes and the Big Ten.

• Three perspectives on Bo's reshaping of the staff: Sipple | Sherman | Shatel

• Harrison Beck lands with the Alabama franchise of the Indoor Football League.

• Todd Peat Sr. makes sure his son knows what it takes to excel. | No package deal

• See how Rivals.com ranks the Big Ten recruiting classes by position.

• John Bishop examines the reported hires in a special edition of Sunday School.

• Share tailgating culinary ideas in the new Max's Kitchen section of the BBS.

• A November article from Boston provides insights about coach Rich Fisher.

• Don't judge NU's new staffers too much by their resumes, Sam McKewon writes,

• Linebacker Lavonte David has been bulking up for Big Ten play. | Burkhead Q&A

• Nebraska appears set to return to a system of two offensive-line coaches.

• A new name emerges in the coaching speculation: Rich Fisher.

• Husker Dan goes over some history about NU against Top 10 competition.

• ESPN makes NU's move to the Big Ten "official": Welcome | Q&A | Debate | Osborne

• One of the coaching hires might still be up in the air. | Jeff Sims not contacted

• Tommie Frazier will speak at a South Florida Huskers luncheon on April 2.

• The LJS explains the reasons behind this year's unusual spring schedule.

• The K.C. Star is the latest to report on the decision that looms for Bubba Starling.

• Lynn Finney, the troubled former Husker who once stole from Tom Osborne, dies of cancer at age 57. His story, as told two summers ago: 1, 2

• Troy Watchorn & Jason Schwab will be Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests.

• ESPN lists Tim Beck as one of the top recruiters among assistant coaches.

• It's not all about football as Eric Hagg makes an appearance at Lexington High.

• Bo Pelini is believed to have completed his staff changes.

• Sipple & Christpherson break down the competition at quarterback.

• Seventy Huskers are named to the Big 12 honor roll for the fall semester.

• Brandon Jackson isn't about to take the Packers' Super Bowl win for granted.

• Former Husker Kenny Wilson signs with the Nebraska Danger of the IFL.

• Spring practice will have an earlier start than usual – March 12. | Big Ten dates

• An NFL job could be in the works for Shawn Watson.

• Angry Dad weighs in on the anticipated changes in the offense.

• ESPN.com's David Ubben recaps an eventful 12 months in Nebraska football.

• There are a few tickets left for the Pelini, Osborne, Perlman event in California.

• Tim Beck is a coach who is no stranger to taking on tough projects.

• It seems the timing just wasn't right for Scott Frost & Bo Pelini.

• Scott Frost intends to stay put at Oregon, the LJS reports.

• Dirk Chatelain doesn't see Bo Pelini picking another stranger as offensive coordinator.

• Sam McKewon shoots down the notion that the media is out to get Bo.

• Congrats to Brandon Jackson, soon to get his Super Bowl ring.

• Check out the LJS's map of the recruiting landscape of Big Ten country.

• Bo Pelini may be implementing his original vision for the offense. | Staff taking shape

• Ron Brown will speak March 12 at Northeast Kansans for Nebraska's Founder's Day.

• Scott Frost and Notre Dame's Ed Warinner appear to be on NU's radar, but only a coordinator position might entice Frost. | Pelini: No openings on offensive staff

• Charles Jackson's dad says all's well between the recruit and the NU staff.

• Another honor for Suh: AP Defensive Rookie of the Year. | Ex-Huskers credited

• A job posting adds to speculation about Shawn Watson's status. | The case for Frost

• Todd Peat's license-plate moment gets some national attention. | Not just a whim

• An Oregon source confirms Nebraska's interest in Scott Frost.

• Charles Jackson isn't happy about being out of the loop about Marvin Sanders.

• Former Husker Dave Redding gets ready for the Super Bowl as a Packers staffer.

• Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests: Brian Blankenship, Tom Rathman, Bill Lewis

• Ndamukong Suh wins another NFL Rookie of the Year honor.

• Bo Pelini announces the resignation of Marvin Sanders as secondary coach.

• Hear the OWH's Mitch Sherman discuss the potential staff turnover. | Els a candidate

• With staff changes evidently brewing, commentary flows: Sipple, McKewon, Shatel

• It's not too soon to look toward 2012 recruiting: Slim pickings? | Possible re-Peat

• Go to the HuskerMax recruiting page for the scoop on individual players. More: Pelini's philosophy | Walk-ons get a chance | Top classes | Photo gallery | Notes

• Hear Bo Pelini's signing-day teleconference, where word about a new defensive assistant sparked speculation and unanswered questions. | The Big Ten factor

• Defensive tackle Todd Peat provides a flourish to NU's signing day by joining the Huskers' southern-studded class. Get the latest updates and join the discussions: BBS | Live chat | Huskers.com | LJS | OWH | H'Max recruiting page

• The conference change becomes more tangible today as the Big Ten Network includes NU in its recruiting coverage and 11 new rivals size up the Husker class.

• It's a day to dream big about the future, including a promising bunch on the O-line. Will Nebraska be able to snag one more big fish on signing day?

• Bo Pelini opts for a signing-day teleconference instead of the usual press conference.

• Aurora's Tyson Broekemeier will walk on and join the competition at quarterback.

• Former Husker Sam Koch signs a five-year deal that keeps him with the Ravens.

• Get to know the three 2011 recruits already on campus: Turner, Williams & Moore.

• Nine Huskers receive official invitations to the NFL Combine.

• There'll be suspense on signing day, as a few of Nebraska's targets are waiting to make their decisions known. | Lockhart to VaTech | Turene eyes NU | 2011 list

• Linebacker David Santos might be one of the steals of the recruiting class.

• NU will be near the bottom of the Big Ten in terms of returning starters in 2011.

• Walk-on defensive tackle Justin Jackson is ticketed for DUI.

• Order your copy of Big Red Rivals, the acclaimed OWH book in its second printing.