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Nebraska 56, Bowling Green 7. Anthony Colandrea throws four TD passes and the Huskers roll despite a third-quarter lull. Go to the game page for coverage. | Commentary & analysis: Stryker, Tarr, Carriker | Highlights | Postgame presser

Get up to speed on Nebraska vs. BGSU with these pregame reads from Lincoln, Omaha (1,* 2,* 3*), Bowling Green and Toledo. | Commentary & analysis: Callahan, Bruntz, Shatel,* Bausman, Jiminez

Husker assistant Ron Brown* remembers the teammate he lost on 9/11 and the survivor he coached.

Mac Markway’s retirement amplifies the side of football that fans don’t see.

Linebacker Owen Chambliss is now expected to play* Saturday after missing the season opener.

Jailen Hill, a four-star wideout committed to the Huskers for 2027, is ruled ineligible this season in Florida due to details of his recent move from California. | Player page

Having two national championship rings means Tommie Frazier* loses no sleep over Eddie George’s ownership the 1995 Heisman Trophy.

What sort of team is coach Eddie George bringing to Lincoln? A Bowling Green primer from Geoff Exstrom.

Coach Jamar Mozee’s title changed, but relationships remain at the heart of his role.

Carriker Chronicles: Joe Ganz on the current Huskers, plus a memory or two from the Callahan years.

Creampuff or trap? The SMQ team sizes up Bowling Green.

Enter for a chance to win tickets and lodging for the Indiana-Nebraska game.

The Big Ten is expanding video review transparency amid controversy over Michigan’s win over Western Michigan.

Defensive end Mac Markway announces he’s giving up football after battling back from multiple knee injuries.*

Former Husker I-back John O’Leary has died at age 72. | Bummeroosky TD

The Huskers’ average ranking rose in the polls and metrics after Week 1 of college football, but there was a notable exception.

Mike Delaware rates the two teams’ running backs ahead of the Bowling Green game.

“Grit, brotherhood and relentless execution”: Roman Mangini’s* under-the-radar path to single-digit jersey status. | High praise for Luke Lindenmeyer* | D-linemen get fullback duty

Adam Carriker gives his preview and prediction for the BGSU game and says the Huskers shouldn’t overlook the Falcons.

Dana Holgorsen says he needs to find more touches for players like Nyziah Hunter. More from Tuesday’s presser: Rob Aurich and Donovan Jones on bouncing back from the blown first play. | LBs prepare to fill in for Chambliss. | Barney on what changed after halftime. | Video

Game stats and PFF grades tell two different stories about the quarterback matchup for the Bowling Green game.

After pounding the rock to the tune of 248 yards Saturday, the Huskers face a much softer-looking run defense this week.

What did we actually learn Saturday? The Common Fans review the Ohio game.

A couple of visiting football recruits describe their positive impressions from a sweltering Saturday in Lincoln.

Jamal Rule’s performance against Ohio earns him Freshman of the Week honors from the Big Ten.

Matt Rhule says a review of Saturday’s game film shows a need for better tackling and O-line play.* | Quotes | Notes* | Monday presser video | Depth chart

Mike Delaware covers the triumphs and the traumas of the Ohio game. | Eddie Ventura ranks the position groups.

Nebraska moves up to No. 22 in ESPN’s FPI rankings.

Carriker Chronicles: Nebraska’s identity, honest Game 1 grades and more.

Dave Feit says the Huskers’ win over Ohio does more good than a never-a-doubt blowout would have.

If the Huskers made you nervous at times Saturday, the SMQ team can relate.

See how Pro Football Focus graded the Huskers individually on offense and defense Saturday.

ThotDoc’s Brain Droppings on the Ohio game. | Chuck Bausman breaks down the defense.

Week in Husker history:: Ten days before the start of fall classes, Gale Sayers flips from Nebraska to Kansas.

Nebraska 49, Ohio 21. Jamal Rule shines as the slow-starting Huskers use a second-half surge to put away the Bobcats. Go to the game page for the details. | Highlights | Commentary: Stryker, Carriker, Doc Talk, Husker Dan | Rhule’s thoughts | Postgame presser

In Tad Stryker’s gameday survey of 100 fans, there’s no consensus on who will be the Huskers’ leader in touchdowns this season.

Here are the Huskers’ 13 single-digit honorees and 11 Blackshirts (1, 2), plus the full updated roster.