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Here are photos and much more from the open portion of Tuesday evening’s football practice.*

Husker football is gearing up for another recruiting weekend.

Adam Carriker sees the Huskers’ new-look quarterback room as a potential game-changer for the offense.

Clester Johnson discusses the past and future of Husker football with the Common Fans.

Jeremy Pernell says there’s reason for optimism about the Blackshirts under Rob Aurich’s direction.

This week in Husker history: Former Husker Francis Schmidt is elected to the College Football Hall of Fame for his coaching accomplishments at Ohio State, Arkansas and elsewhere.

The Huskers scrimmaged Saturday, and Dana Holgorsen and Rob Aurich spoke afterward. Here’s the video.

Ranking the Huskers’ 2026 football opponents from easy to hard.

Drake Carroll, a 2027 four-star edge rusher, has picked up a Nebraska offer.

After adding 20 pounds, running back Isaiah Mozee has put life as a wide receiver in the rearview mirror.

There isn’t really a quarterback battle this spring.

Adrian Martinez opens up about his time in Lincoln, the Scott Frost era and why he transferred to Kansas State.

The Huskers offer Corey Laga, a 2027 three-star offensive tackle from Illinois

Can Nebraska football cash in on a huge recruiting weekend?

Emmett Johnson set the standard for current Nebraska running backs.

Go here for updates from Wednesday’s post-practice presser, which featured quarterback Anthony Colandrea’s* first time at the mic as a Husker. | Lateef on the competition: 1, 2 | Kaelin’s return | QB coach Glenn Thomas | Mekhi Nelson on the RBs

Carriker Chronicles: Is the negativity aimed at Husker football warranted?

Is the College Football Playoff going to 24 teams?

Nebraska football has a busy recruiting weekend on tap.

Film review: safety Jasin Shiggs.

Jeremy Pernell says Matt Rhule is rolling the dice with his strategy at running back.

The Common Fans focus on six key players for Nebraska football this fall.

Jacory Barney Jr. says Anthony Colandrea’s “swag is different.” | Owen Chambliss touts the depth of the linebacker room.

This week in Husker history Bill Glassford says not even a million dollars could lure him back into coaching. (That’s equivalent to $12 million 70 years later.)

Matt Rhule and a few players fielded questions after Saturday’s practice. | Owen Chambliss,* film fanatic | Video & discussion