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The Common Fans see reasons for optimism about Nebraska football.

This week in Husker history: The last of the Varsity-Alumni contests, plus other May spring games.

Trae Taylor says overtures by Ohio State* and other schools don’t change the fact that “I’m a Cornhusker.” | Father’s tweet | Poll question: Reason for worry?

The game at Illinois in early November will be a Friday night affair.

Husker running back commit Amir Brown says he’s locked in on Nebraska and is shutting down his recruitment. | Ohio State, Miami and LSU are targeting 2027 Husker commits. | Albert Simien, a five-star OL, will visit Lincoln.

Social media offers different opinions about the state of Husker football.

Nebraska football is extending a number of offers to 2027 prospects.

Carriker Chronicles: Steve Sipple on the direction of Husker football.

Does Nebraska need Matt Rhule to become Kirk Ferentz?

USA Today’s Matt Hayes says Nebraska’s investment in Matt Rhule is based on a heavy dose of hope.

Legacy wide receiver Maurice Purify II has signed with Nebraska.

Nehemiah Ombati, a 2027 four-star defensive lineman, lists Nebraska among his finalists.

The Chiefs’ Andy Reid says he likes the skill set, smarts and versatility of Emmett Johnson.

Nebraska football’s cold and quiet offseason has hit a melting point.

Five-star tight end Ahmad Hudson commits to LSU over Nebraska.

This week in Husker history: Ex-Husker William Hayward, already noted for his valor in World War I, steps up in the world of politics and law.

Husker Doc Talk: Memorial Stadium renovation, legacy tickets and more. | Shatel: Stories behind the tickets*

There are new faces but a steady culture at Indiana,* the defending national champs and the Huskers’ sixth opponent this fall.

The Big Ten announces a record $1.37 billion revenue distribution to its 18 member schools for the 2024-25 fiscal year.

The Common Fans discuss the NFL Draft, NIL money and Scott Frost.

Urinal troughs, anyone? Fans should be able to buy a memory or two* from the soon-to-be-demolished parts of Memorial Stadium, Troy Dannen says. | NIL discussion on the radio.

Carriker Chronicles: Frank Solich on expectations for 2026, the role of money going forward, why a mobile QB matters, and more.

Husker Dan gives his thoughts on Nebraska’s showing in the NFL Draft.

What’s at stake* as Nebraska football players challenge the College Sports Commission’s power.

Mike Delaware says Nebraska fans are still waiting for Matt Rhule’s development program to do just that.