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The Ducks and Huskers are also going head to head in recruiting.*

The Huskers look to the sail concept for big plays in the passing game.

Mike Riley gave two Oregon assistants their big breaks in coaching.

Hail Varsity identifies five Huskers who must come up big Saturday.

The crowd noise* at Autzen Stadium can be extreme, but Mike Riley feels the Huskers are prepared for it. | Scouting the Ducks*

Oregon’s ascent had similarities to Nebraska’s, Tom Shatel writes.

Nebraska’s Bob Diaco and Oregon’s Willie Taggart need no introduction.

Adam Carriker outlines his three keys for the Nebraska-Oregon game and gives his prediction. | More picks

Slot receiver JD Spielman could be set for a vital role* against Oregon.

It was an 8½-day road trip in mid-semester when the Huskers first traveled to the state of Oregon for a game 101 years ago.

Check out the No Huddle and OWH* game previews. | Notes: 1, 2*

Donnie McGhee was afraid he might be a career backup, but now he’s entering the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame.

Travis Justice and Rob Zatechka break down the upcoming Oregon game, the Nebraska defense and more in the latest Husker Doc Talk.

Tommie Frazier looks back on his best play as a Husker — and it might not be the one you think it is.

ESPN’s Mitch Sherman says we’ll soon know if Nebraska is progressing.

Mike Riley will have some longtime friends rooting against him Saturday.

Defensive coordinator Jim Leavitt liked what he saw in Oregon’s opener.

Here are three keys on offense and defense for both NU and Oregon.

Eugene’s air quality has improved from “hazardous” to “unhealthy.”

There’s a Nebraska-vs.-Oregon element when brothers Drew and Reed Brown engage in some sibling rivalry.

The special teams* saw “a lot of scenarios” in an up-and-down opener.

Player features: Dicaprio Bootle, Luke Gifford (1,* 2)

Husker commit Bookie Radley-Hiles plans to use all five of his allotted official visits. | Diary | “Artistic-type cornerback”

Mike Riley discusses the game and more on an Oregon radio show.

The Ducks appear to be back in a groove on offense, with running back Royce Freeman leading the way. | O-lineman’s return | Oregon notes*