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HuskerOnline previews Nebraska’s opening opponent, Illinois, a team in transition with Bret Bielema taking over.

Walk-on kicker Ryan Novosel has entered the transfer portal.

It’s less than a month away: The Nebraska Football Road Race to benefit research into pediatric brain cancer.

Adam Carriker says there’s reason for cautious optimism about the offensive line.

Tad Stryker says Will Bolt has quickly built the kind of resilient, team-first mindset that Scott Frost is still trying to achieve in football. More commentary on Nebraska’s big baseball weekend: McKewon, Sipple, Peterson, Shatel

Congrats to the baseball Huskers, who won the Big Ten title with a 9-0 romp Sunday over Ohio State and secured an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament. Get championship gear here.

Will former Husker assistant Lance Leipold get Kansas on the right track? Steven M. Sipple isn’t betting against it.

A HuskerOnline fan survey indicates the sellout streak is safe for now.

The defensive line takes the top spot in the OWH’s rankings of the Huskers’ eight position groups.

The Lincoln paper draws up a depth chart on offense.

This week in Husker history: Charles S. “Cy” Sherman, the sportswriter credited with giving the Cornhuskers their name, dies at age 80.

Sam McKewon previews Michigan and sees this season as perhaps Jim Harbaugh’s last stand in Ann Arbor.

Adrian Martinez and Geoff Exstrom debut the “Athletes Unfiltered” podcast.

Walk-on linebacker Caden McCormack is entering the transfer portal.

Justin Williams, a four-star Georgia running back, wants to see if he’s “feeling the vibe” when he visits Lincoln on June 4.

More position-by-position status reports: O-line, TEs, WRs.

The countdown of indispensable Huskers continues: Chris Kolarevic, Bryce Benhart, Garrett Nelson, Oliver Martin and Casey Rogers.

Ninety-nine days before Nebraska opens at Illinois, here’s what we know and don’t know about the Huskers and their 2021 season.

Nebraska’s additions via the transfer portal could be key to the Huskers’ 2021 season, Marc Sarchet writes.

Haymarket Park will allow over 90% capacity for Nebraska-Michigan baseball series.

Today marks the launch of HuskerMax’s role as content provider for All Huskers, Sports Illustrated’s FanNation site for Nebraska.

Coach Osborne will be signing his new children’s book from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday.

The early stages of the pandemic put a damper on Power Five conferences’ revenue growth in fiscal year 2020.

“I think we’re working harder than ever. And that’s a great feeling,” Adrian Martinez says on Sports Nightly. | Audio

Two Huskers make 247Sports’ list of top 100 transfers, and so do two players who left.

Learfield IMG financial documents shed light on Nebraska’s motivation for moving the bulk of its multimedia-rights operation in-house. | New hires

As had been rumored, Nebraska will open the 2022 season in Ireland against Northwestern.

A hundred days from kickoff, here’s what we know and don’t know about the 2021 Huskers.

Sam McKewon looks at past senior quarterbacks’ stats to come up with reasonable expectations for Adrian Martinez in 2021.

Cam Taylor-Britt is a first-team honoree on Athlon’s preseason All-Big Ten team.

Scott Frost is No. 47 in CBS Sports’ ranking of Power Five head coaches.

Ronald Thompkins, backup running back from Georgia, has entered the transfer portal.

Nebraska makes the top three for MJ Morris and the top ten for fellow 2022 quarterback Conner Harrell.

Former Husker Ryon Bingham talks with Adam Carriker about getting lost in the forest and more.

Initial work on Nebraska’s new football facility brings to mind a Bill Moos story from long ago and far away.

From the LJS, progress reports on the running backs and quarterbacks.

An Ohio State site sees Nebraska as a potential trap game for the Buckeyes.

Nebraska’s No. 46 spot in ESPN’s latest FPI rankings puts the Huskers at No. 8 in the Big Ten.

The Kansas City paper looks at Opendorse’s role in the emerging NIL landscape* of college sports.

The outside linebackers have turned into a strength for the Huskers.

Husker Dan sees a red flag in the quarterback room.

Defensive back appears to be Nebraska’s top priority in the transfer portal.

Paul Finebaum says Scott Frost is on the hot seat as he enters his fourth season in Lincoln.

A look at Ohio State’s talent level is a dose of hard reality for Nebraska fans, Steven M. Sipple writes.

A slimmer and more nimble Damion Daniels is aiming to be a difference-maker on the defensive line.

Tad Stryker reports on Husker baseball’s two-game sweep of Northwestern and the big innnings that were involved.

Six Huskers achieved Nebraska Record Platform status by scoring 500 or more weight-adjusted points in each of six strength-and-conditioning categories.

Husker fans give Tom Shatel a boatload of ideas for turning the student section into more of a gameday force.

A leg with touchback prowess would go a long way toward fixing Nebraska’s troubles with kickoffs.

A countdown of indispensable Huskers begins with Markese Stepp at No. 21.