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Norfolk athlete Rowdy Bauer* didn’t take long to accept Nebraska’s preferred walk-on offer.

After a coaching chage at San Jose State, former Husker QB Chubba Purdy is now headed to Nevada.

Husker Dan: Raiola Slipped in the ’24 Football Recruiting Class Rankings

Former Husker quarterback Joe Ganz is joining the Middle Tennessee staff as tight ends coach.

Husker signee Caleb Benning talks with Adam Carriker about the potential of the recruiting class and much more.

Willis McGahee IV comes to Nebraska with a big upside.*

Sam McKewon looks at the offseason churn* of rosters and staff across the Big Ten.

Here’s a gallery from Nebraska’s wrestling win Sunday over Purdue, which included a 5-0 victory at heavyweight by Nash Hutmacher.

The Nebraska women can’t keep up with the Nittany Lions’ offense and drop an 82-73 decision at Penn State. | Stats | Highlights

The OWH looks at how Nebraska early enrollee Grant Brix went from Iowa farm kid to blue-chip football lineman.

This week in Husker history: Nebraska assistant coach Mike Corgan interviews for the Oklahoma job vacated by Bud Wilkinson, but the position goes to Gomer Jones.

Keisei Tominaga’s three-pointer with 27 seconds remaining helps the Husker men hold off Northwestern’s late charge, 75-69.

Nebraska signees had solid performances* in Friday night’s Polynesian Bowl. | Stats | Photos | Discuss

Will the Big Ten be stronger than the SEC in 2024? Adam Carriker and former Oregon Duck Jonathan Stewart discuss the new-look conferences.

Keona Wilhite,* a four-star pass rusher who signed in December with Washington and then got his release after the coaching change there, will visit Nebraska this weekend. | More visitors: 1, 2*

Nebraska football is 18-16-2 against the incoming members of the Big Ten. See how the Huskers have done against each school via our newest conference series pages: Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington.

Millard South tight end Isaac Jensen becomes the third in-state player to get a Nebraska offer for 2026.*

College Football News forecasts a 7-5 season for the 2024 Huskers and tie for eighth place in the 18-member Big Ten.

Jordan Ochoa, a three-star defensive end from Castle Rock, Colo., commits to Nebraska’s recruiting class of 2024. | McKewon analysis* | Discuss

The Husker men’s road woes continue as a 12-point second-half lead turns into an 87-82 overtime loss* at Rutgers. The women, meanwhile, stifle Michigan in Lincoln, 62-43.

The Glenn Thomas hire is now official, and he’ll be co-offensive coordinator as well as the quarterbacks coach.

Tight end signee Carter Nelson aims to help restore Nebraska’s winning ways.

Glenn Thomas from the Pittsburgh Steelers is coming aboard as Nebraska’s new quarterbacks coach. | Discuss | McKewon commentary*

Husker Doc Talk: Nebraska and Big Ten baseball with ESPN analyst Kyle Peterson of Omaha.

Trey Palmer’s 56-yard touchdown reception helps Tampa Bay put away Philadelphia in the NFL playoffs. | Pregame superstition* | More Husker performances

Husker Dan sees generational players boosting several Husker sports.

In a talk with Adam Carriker, Frank Solich discusses his Hall of Fame honor, Tom Osborne, Matt Rhule and the Huskers’ future in the bigger Big Ten.

In Honolulu, quarterback Dylan Raiola discusses his decision to sign with the Huskers, what his future looks like at Nebraska and more. | More from Hawaii | Rhule on Raiola

Two members of Matt Rhule’s support staff, Omar Hales and C.J. Cavazos, are no longer with the program.

Quarterback Chubba Purdy announces that San Jose State will be his transfer destination. | Portal tracker

A 17-0 third-quarter run by the Nebraska women turns a 13-point halftime deficit into a four-point lead, but the Huskers fall at Minnesota,* 62-58. | Stats

Reviewing the 2023 season: The O-line,* the quarterbacks* and the wide receivers.*

This week in Husker history: Head coach Bill Glassford weathers a player revolt, and Ndamukong Suh makes it official that he’s returning for his senior year.

Tad Stryker says it makes sense to buy into Matt Rhule’s development culture.

As the early enrollees* arrive on campus, two of them explain why they left high school a semester ahead of schedule.

Nebraska volleyball gets a commitment from transfer middle blocker Leyla Blackwell from San Diego. | Portal tracker

Nebrasketball comes back to earth with a thud in a 94-76 loss* at Iowa. | Stats | Highlights

Dave Rimington* sees progress on the Huskers’ offensive line and cautions against placing unrealistic expectations on quarterback Dylan Raiola during his freshman year.

The hoopla surrounding Husker men’s and women’s hoops has Husker Dan’s attention.

Coach Mark Manning recounts the conversations that led to Nash Hutmacher joining the wrestling team.

Adam Carriker chats with Danny Woodhead about the Hall of Fame, his experience with the Huskers, his time with the Patriots and more.

The latest OWH/LJS season-in-review installments look at the running backs and tight ends* and special teams.*

Johnny Rodgers and Tommie Frazier land on a list of the top 25 individual bowl performances of all time.

The Husker women make just one field goal in the final quarter but are able to hold off* Illinois, 56-48.

Big Ten Show: After reaching the top, what’s next for Jim Harbaugh and Michigan?

Former Husker quarterback Casey Thompson will finish his college career at Oklahoma.

It will be some time before injured O-lineman Ethan Piper* knows whether he can return to the playing field.

Stefon Thompson, a Syracuse linebacker* with two remaining seasons of eligibility, has committed* to Nebraska. | McKewon analysis* | Discuss

Jahmal Banks, wide receiver in the portal from Wake Forest,* announces his commitment* to Nebraska. | Discuss | Portal tracker

Husker Dan talks opt-outs and the diminishing luster of bowl games.