• Here are photos and video and photos from Monday's pep rally in Orlando.

• The success of Uplifting Athletes was one of the year's top stories at NU.

• Mark Richt says Nebraska can't be judged solely on the bad loss to Wisconsin. Video from the coaches' press conferences: Pelini, Richt

• Hear former Husker Ralph Brown assess NU's chances against Georgia.

• Barney Cotton says he pays no attention to the anonymous critics.*

• There's no questioning the toughness of Thad Randle, who has played in pain* all season. | NU notes: 1,* 2, 3*

• Seung Hoon Choi feels a connection to Korean-born Hines Ward.

• Nebraska's receiving corps will be tested by the Bulldogs' athletic and physical secondary.* | UGA notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4

• Tom Shatel says the seniors* have helped reshape the program's culture.

• Tim Beck's offense has found its footing in Year 2.*

• Hear Lyell Bremser's calls in this recap of the 1969 Sun Bowl.

• Wide receiver Dominic Walker of Orlando* has committed to NU.

• The OWH names Tom Osborne its Midlander of the Year,* and the LJS rolls out a T.O. tribute* of its own. | Q&A* | 10 qualities

• Both starting QBs will be looking for their first bowl win. | NU notes: 1,* 2*

• Georgia's plan at tailback might not be the one-man show that unfolded in the SEC championship game. | UGA notes: 1, 2,* 3

• Georgia players say there's plenty to play for, including a rare 12th win.

• The Georgia defense has a number of distractions to deal with.

• Florida fans* in the Orlando area might have a tough time taking sides.

• The LJS breaks down the Bulldogs in this scouting report.*

• Tom Shatel hopes for a perfect ending* to Rex Burkhead's NU career.

• A closer look at Nebraska's coordinators: Tim Beck* and John Papuchis*

• Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones* is a force to be reckoned with on the field.

• If you're in Orlando, don't miss Tuesday's HuskerMax tailgate.

• After Saturday's practice, Bo Pelini says he likes the team's focus.

• Rex Burkhead is down to one last chance* to add to his legend. | Notes*

• Taylor Martinez fits no mold,* Tom Shatel writes.

• Stanley Jean-Baptiste continues to strive for consistency* as a cornerback.

• Randy York reflects on Nebraska's pivotal Sun Bowl of 1969.

• Putting Ohio U. on the map might turn out to be Frank Solich's legacy.

• Check out some video from the players' visit to Universal Studios Orlando.

• The Huskers go through their Friday practice in Orlando in half pads. More: Martinez video | Pensick video | Martinez's words: 1, 2* | UGA notes

• Check out the early round of predictions for the bowl game.

• Todd Peat is no longer on the team, Bo Pelini confirms. | Bio | Discuss

• Corn Nation says the game boils down to which team runs the ball better.

• Nebraska's defensive* and offensive* lines both face formidable challenges against the Bulldogs. | Recruiting DTs

• A Georgia linebacker remembers Husker running back Ameer Abdullah as a standout at cornerback. | UGA notes: 1, 2, 3*

• The injured Baker Steinkuhler and Justin Jackson try to make the most of their spectator roles.* | NU notes: 1,* 2,* 3

• Husker defensive legend Rich Glover* pays a visit to practice.

• Saturday's Legends Radio Show will feature the best of 2012.

• Georgia's QB isn't known for his running. Can Nebraska take advantage?

• The Huskers hit the field for their first practice* in Orlando.

• This bowl game means plenty* to Nebraska, Steve Sipple writes.

• Paralyzed former Husker Budge Porter is grateful for Tom Osborne's role in the fundraising that resulted in his barrier-free home.

• Nebraska gets a B in its season report card from ESPN.com.

• ESPN analyst and Georgia alum David Pollack says the Bulldogs aren't immune to a bowl-game letdown.

• The Huskers arrive in Orlando* hoping for a different result* this time.

• Bo Pelini's high school coach remembers him as a fierce competitor.

• Husker linebacker commit Josh Banderas of Lincoln Southwest discusses his future on the gridiron in a two-part video interview: 1, >2

• Georgia's starting nose tackle, 358-pound senior John Jenkins, will miss the bowl game for academic reasons.

• There are comparisons to the 1990s Nebraska teams as Alabama closes in on dynasty status.

• Hear Jay Foreman and Damon Benning preview game against Georgia.

• Bowl week has arrived, and here's NU's schedule through next Wednesday.

• Georgia's bark was much worse than its bite in the 1969 Sun Bowl* against Nebraska. | Game page

• A number of redshirts* appear ready to contribute on defense in 2013.

• The Ricky Simmons story* shows how small acts of kindness can be huge.

• The Nebraska chapter of Uplifting Athletes* is succeeding at raising funds as well as awareness.

• Ameer Abdullah* knows he won't be handed the starting job in 2013.

• Tom Osborne and former players reflect on his long tenure as coach and administrator at Nebraska.

• The printable two-deeps and rosters for the bowl game are here.

• ABC will have a former Bulldog in the booth, but be vows neutrality,

• Nebraska's Stan Parker and Oklahoma's Spencer Tillman started something in 1986 – a pregame prayer.

• Georgia's offense has a poised and efficient leader in Aaron Murray.*

• This bowl game has plenty of meaning* for NU, Sam McKewon writes.

• The Husker Huddle in Orlando on Jan. 1 will feature Tom Osborne's last speech as Nebraska athletic director.

• NU commit Adam Taylor has a monster game – 277 yards rushing and five TDs – as his Katy Tigers win another state championship in Texas.

• This week in Husker history: Legendary Cornhuskers return to the field for charity in a 1932 game at Memorial Stadium.

• Six seniors* remain who stuck with their commitments with Bill Callahan's staff while so many others bailed.

• Steve Sipple likes the idea of letting redshirts* play in bowls.

• For freshman Imani Cross,* there isn't much empnasis on the "I."

• Mario Bondi* stands ready to fill a void next season on special teams.

• Darin Erstad cracks 'em up at with his roast of Tom Osborne.

• Sophomore receiver Jamal Turner works to maintain the momentum* he built in the season's latter half.

• As Georgia battles injuries, there's some good news at defensive end.

• This week's recruiting developments add to the intrigue and pressure that will fill the weeks leading to signing day, Sam McKewon writes.

• Rodney Garner, Georgia's defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator, is hired away by his alma mater, Auburn.

• Athletic Department staffers turn out to toast and roast Tom Osborne.

• The Huskers take a break for Christmas after practicing Thursday afternoon. More: HuskerMax Report | Notes: 1,* 2* | Pelini video

• With both his play and his leadership, Taylor Martinez has earned his stripes as a team captain.*

• See how assistants’ pay at NU stacks up against other Big Ten schools.

• Georgia's tight ends have turned into a focal point for the offense.

• Charles Jackson* is preparing diligently for a future role in the secondary.

• Georgia aims to shore up its run defense after three straight subpar outings. Nebraska, meanwhile, tries to move on from its Dec. 1 embarrassment.

• NU is No. 11 in Forbes' ranking of college football programs by dollar value.

• Future Husker Adam Taylor is finishing strong in his bounce-back season.

• Dirk Chatelain says the accountability of Bo Pelini's staff is admirable.

• Two juco recruits* sought by Nebraska opt to go elsewhere.

• Hear Jay Foreman's thoughts on the pluses and minuses of juco recruits.

• Tom Osborne can relate to Mark Richt's close-but-no-cigar situation.

• The story of walk-on Spencer Long* illustrates the imprecise nature of talent evaluation. | All-conference team recruit rankings

• Utah State's Gary Andersen tells his players he's taking the Wisconsin job.

• Cameron Meredith's move to DT has been a challenge and a sacrifice.

• Ameer Abdullah isn't buying into the SEC mystique. | Notes: 1,* 2*

• The FCS coach of the year award goes to former NU assistant Craig Bohl.

• Jeff Hansen and Andy Means are Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests.

• David Knevel tells how a big cookie played a small part in his decision to commit to Nebraska.

• From Randy York, a bagful of no-hassle gift ideas for Husker fans.

• Taylor Martinez says the Huskers won't be intimidated by Georgia's star-studded defense. More from Tuesday's practice: Quick hits | Audio: HuskerMax Report, Papuchis, Beck, Abdullah, Martinez

• Husker fans weigh in how the Big Ten's divisions should be drawn.

• See if you can ace Husker Dan's holiday quiz.

• Georgia coach Mark Richt talks with Sharp & Benning about the Bulldogs' efforts to bounce back from their narrow loss to Alabama.

• OT David Knevel opts for NU over Alabama* and West Virginia.

• Kenny Bell says he's still not sure why his big block* against Wisconsin was considered illegal. | HuskerMax Report

• Georgia's offensive line might see some shuffling before Jan. 1.

• Tom Osborne says there's "more anger out there" in society, making a modern-day coach's job tougher.

• The Big Ten likes its tough bowl matchups despite recent setbacks.

• Nebraska schedules three games with Northern Illinois, starting with a game at Chicago's Soldier Field in 2016. Also, McNeese State fills the final opening in the Huskers’ 2014 slate.

• Several of this season’s redshirts* appear poised to make an impact in 2013, and there's particular potential among NU's young linebackers.*

• There’s no apologizing* for 10 wins, Bo Pelini says. | Highs & lows

• This week in Husker history: In his final month as athletic director, Bob Devaney isn't happy about how his succession was handled.

• The Huskers gain a commitment from safety D.J. Singleton but lose cornerback Jonathan Cook to Alabama. | 2013 list

• Team award winners and season captains are announced as the team gathers for its 2012 banquet in Lincoln.

• Sam McKewon lists five bowls of particular interest to Husker fans.

• Randy York reveals his druthers in the BTN poll on football divisions.

• Former Husker QB Scott Frost* reportedly was a finalist for the Louisiana Tech job, which went to Skip Holtz.

• The Huskers are glad to be back at work as they try to erase the pain of the loss in Indianapolis.* Audio from Friday's practice: HuskerMax Report, Pelini, Bell | Notes: 1,* 2*

• Dirk Chatelain assesses Big Ten teams' upset chances* in their bowls, and the ESPN bloggers play "what if?" with Ohio State and Penn State.

• Your Facebook vote can help get NU on the cover of NCAA Football 14.

• Vince Marrow’s departure isn’t the blow to recruiting* that some fans are making it out to be, Sam McKewon writes. | Pelini statement

• “We ain’t losing – bottom line,” says Georgia linebacker Amarlo Herrera.

• Husker recruit Marcus McWilson admits to an unusual pregame ritual.

• Vote in a BTN poll on possible division alignments for the 14-team Big Ten.

• Most Big Ten schools are far short of selling all their bowl tickets.

• Georgia's defense aims to redeem itself against NU's running game.

• Former Husker center Dave Rimington hopes for a higher profile* for the award that bears his name. | About the AD job*

• Nebraska-Georgia wasn't what the Capital One Bowl really wanted.

• Young cancer patients get a lift from Husker players and the FBI.

• Nebraska might have a new O-line commitment for 2013.

• Georgia coach Mark Richt and four of his players preview the bowl game.

• Four Huskers are first-teamers on Phil Steele's All-Big Ten squad.

• It’s official: Vince Marrow will be tight ends coach at Kentucky. | Analysis

• Maryland will get more Big Ten up-front money than Nebraska did.

• Saturday’s Legends Radio Show guests: Jon Hesse and Carlos Polk

• Tim Beck and Rich Fisher are listed among the Big Ten's 13 top assistant coaches for 2012.

• Meet the “CornDawgs” – the Nebraska cousins* of Georgia's Omaha-born coach, Mark Richt. | Notes: 1, 2*

• Student-athletes take time to salute their departing athletic director.

• NU is No. 19 in Athlon's extremely early rankings for 2013.

• Southern Miss, Nebraska’s second opponent next season, hires Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken as head coach.

• Juco TE recruit Beau Sandland* says he'll announce his decision Dec. 19.

• Here's the Week 14 stats wrap-up of Huskers in the NFL.

• Nebraska ranks No. 8 in the “Academic BCS.”

• Spencer Long is named a second-team All-American by AP.

• Graduate assistant Vince Marrow reportedly accepts a full-time spot on Mike Stoops’ staff at Kentucky, but it might not be a done deal.*

• Nebraska bucked a national trend of declining attendance in 2012.

• History shows that double-digit underdogs* have a shot in bowl games.

• Steve Sipple sees similarities* between Bo Pelini and Brett Bielema.

• Meet Ndamukong Suh's biggest little fan – 8-year-old Isaac Barchus.

• All of the Big Ten's bowl teams will be playing as underdogs.*

• Follow the college football bowl games at FootballPedia®.

• Get this special Christmas stocking stuffer HuskerMax special.

• Registration is now open for the 39th Nebraska Classic golf tournament.

• The LJS’s special report on the Pinnacle Bank Arena* is worth checking out even if you're not a hoops fan.

• NU commit Josh Banderas is captain of the LJS* & OWH* all-state teams, and Nate Gerry pulls in a similar honor in South Dakota.

• Patience is the theme as the LJS looks at Georgia's Mark Richt* and Tom Shatel ponders what the next few years might bring at Nebraska.*

• Fifty years ago this week, Bob Devaney's Cornhuskers collected the program’s first bowl victory with a wild win over Miami in a frigid and nearly empty Yankee Stadium. It’s part of this week in Husker history.

• Check out the newly available video highlights from the 1969 Georgia game.

• Larry Jacobson accepts the Nagurski Legends Award with a stirring speech.

• Tom Osborne says no schools* have sought permission to talk with Bo Pelini during the current cycle of coaching vacancies.

• Now available: The Memorial Stadium "Thanks, Tom" tribute poster.

• Rex Burkhead's latest honor is proof that nice guys sometimes do finish first, Randy York writes.

• Antoine Miles, an Ohio DE, commits to the Huskers.* | 2013 list

• Hear the OWH's Henry Cordes discuss the surprising elements that turned up in his research for the book “Unbeatable”: 1, 2

• Congrats to the 28 Huskers earning Academic All-Big Ten honors.

• NU has the inside track on wide receiver Dominic Walker of Orlando, Fla.

• Josh Brown is back in the game after signing with the Cincinnati Bengals.

• Honor roll: Spencer Long is a Walter Camp second-team All-American, and Rex Burkhead is voted captain of the AFCA Good Works Team.

• Rex Burkhead says it's time to deep-six the negative energy* from the Wisconsin loss.

• Bo Pelini's name surfaces in speculation about the Tennessee vacancy (which will be filled by Butch Jones of Cincinnati).

• Mark Richt and Bo Pelini meet the press in Orlando

• Correll Buckhalter will be Saturday's guest on the Legends Radio Show.

• Nebraska reaches a milestone as Rex Burkhead repeats as a first-team Academic All-American and Sean Fisher is selected again as a second-teamer. | Nebraska’s AAAs

• The homestretch of recruiting season finds the NU staff trying to secure difference-makers,* particularly on the defensive line.*

• See how Nebraska coaches, past and present, compare in terms of results against ranked opponents.

• Barry Alvarez will serve as Wisconsin's head coach in the Rose Bowl.

• A case is made for east-west divisions in the bigger Big Ten.

• Here are some shots from the new East Stadium seats: 1, 2, 3

• The Nebraska-Georgia matchup rates as the No. 6 bowl in this ranking.

• Harvey Perlman says a revenue distribution formula for college football's playoffs has been finalized, but details are still under wraps.

• The Chicago Tribune profiles Taylor Martinez, one of three finalists for newspaper's Silver Football Award.

• Listen to Jay Foreman's postmortem of Saturday night's proceedings.

• Steve Sipple makes a case against staff changes,* but Sam McKewon (audio) has a different take. | Moving on | Chatelain survey

• Fifteen years later, Tom Osborne reflects on what made the 1997 national championship team special -- and it starts with Wistrom & Peter.

• Purdue, a Nebraska opponent next October, reportedly hires Kent State's Darrell Hazell as its new coach.

• Georgia tries to move beyond its heartbreaking loss* to Alabama.

• Hail Varsity lists six shocking stats from the Huskers' 2012 season.

• In a stunner, Wisconsin's Bret Bielema takes the Arkansas job.

• A Georgia fan site sizes up the Huskers and says Nebraska might possess the Bulldog defense's kryptonite in Taylor Martinez.

• Tom Osborne says Saturday's loss could be instructional* for Nebraska.

• Wisky's creative pass rushes* kept NU's offense out of comeback mode.

• Georgia outside linebacker Jarvis Jones is named SEC defensive player of the year by the Associated Press.

• Six-year-old Isaiah Casillas, who helped lead Nebraska's Tunnel Walk in the September game against Wisconsin, succumbs to cancer.

• Listen as Damon Benning breaks down what went wrong and as FOX's Charles Davis talks about the flag on Kenny Bell.

• The Black Friday time slot for Iowa vs. Nebraska might not last.

• Dave Feit offers his review of the rough weekend. | Rejected version

• Steve Sipple* issues a defense of Bo Pelini, while Sam McKewon* makes a case for upgrades among the assistants. | Chatelain: Guard your hearts

• Two ESPN analysts see NU bouncing back and playing well in the bowl.

• Coaches Pelini & Richt look forward to the matchup: 1,* 2,* 3 | UGA profile

• Several Big Ten teams face offseason issues,* Lee Barfknecht writes.

• The Huskers know they have much to fix in a span of four weeks.

• Among the people taking the loss particularly hard: Travel agents*

• NU will face Georgia – a team that was just one play away from making the BCS championship game – in the Capital One Bowl. | Stats matchup

• This week in Husker history: Ninety-five years ago, Roscoe “Dusty” Rhodes was chosen as captain of the next season’s Cornhuskers. Find out why he never served in that capacity but is remembered for something greater.

• Wisconsin 70, Nebraska 31. An epic collapse by the defense sends the Huskers to a shockingly lopsided defeat in Indianapolis. Get the details on the game page. | Stryker commentary

• The New York Times writes about Kathy Redmond's journey of reconciliation with the university,

• The Huskers aim to finish the deal* this time and blot out recent narrow failures* in conference title games. Here is the game-day coverage from the papers in Omaha (1, 2, 3),* Lincoln (1, 2, 3, 4),* Grand Island (1, 2), Madison (1, 2, 3, 4),* Milwaukee (1, 2, 3), Minneapolis and Columbus. Commentary: Shatel,* Barfknecht,* Sipple,* Oates,* Callahan

• Taylor Martinez is a finalist for a Big Ten player-of-the-year award given annually by the Chicago Tribune.