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Tree Babalade’s growth gives the offensive line* some options — including a tackle at guard. | Van Poppel’s rise*

Maryland coach Michael Locksley says his focus is on Nebraska, not his job status.*

Adam Carriker breaks down Saturday’s Huskers-Terps matchup and has a score prediction.

Know your foe: Nebraska vs. Maryland — the quarterbacks

Dana Holgorsen says the Huskers will keep trying to stretch the field, and Rob Aurich says Maryland’s quarterback will be tough to contain. More from Tuesday’s presser: Quick hits* | Video & updates

Here’s a look at the Week 3 performances of Huskers in the NFL.

Husker Dan reviews Michigan State and previews Maryland which cannot be overlooked.

Jamal Rule is No. 4 on The Athletic’s list of impactful freshmen so far this season.

Nebraska might finally have the Jimmys and Joes it needs to hang tough in the Big Ten.

The SMQ crew likes how no fourth-quarter worry session was required in East Lansing.

Four-star safety Corey Hadley Jr. skips his Georgia visit and remains committed to Nebraska.

What the weekend of surprising Big Ten results might mean for the Huskers.

Matt Rhule’s Monday press conference: Injury updates, thoughts on Dylan Raiola, fix-it list* and previewing Maryland. | Video & updates | Depth chart | Flip sheet

The Indiana game gets a FOX telecast and an 11 a.m. start time.

Is this team finally different? The Common Fans review the Michigan State game.

Dave Feit would rather enjoy the wins than reset the expectations for the 2026 Huskers. More Sunday analysis: Adam Carriker • Husker Doc Talk • McKewon* • Sherman

Nebraska opens as a double-digit favorite over Maryland. | Stats matchup

The Huskers pick up more support in the AP and coaches polls but remain well outside of the top 25.

How every Husker on offense and defense graded out against Michigan State according to Pro Football Focus.

ThotDoc’s Brain Droppings on the Michigan State game.

Week in Husker history: Nebraska enters the era of the legal forward pass by going six-for-10 against Hastings.

Huskers 31, Spartans 13. The defense delivers pivotal plays, the offense breaks out of its second-half funk, and the Huskers put away Michigan State. Go to the game page for coverage. | Commentary: Stryker, Bausman, Carriker, Tarr | Highlights | Postgame presser

The Huskers will try to prove they’re road-worthy as they head east for a Saturday evening match against Michigan State. Get your pregame reads from Omaha (1*, 2*, 3*) and East Lansing (1, 2). | Commentary & analysis: Callahan, Bausman, Bruntz, Shatel,* Sherman, Christopherson, Couch.*

There are three status changes in Friday’s availability report for the Huskers. | Poll question: Who will win?

A former student intern is charged with stealing six helmets from the Huskers’ equipment room.