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Despite the uncertainty surrounding football, Nebraska season ticket renewals are said to be well over 90 percent.

Nutrition director Dave Ellis says “citizenship and empathy” are key as athletic activities get set to resume. | Audio

Athlon lists five things that must happen for Nebraska to be a Top 25 team in 2020.

The NCAA has extended the moratorium on in-person recruiting by another month, through July 31.

Monday Morning Quarterback: Is a special Husker pay-preview package something you would buy to help make a season happen?

Former Husker Ndamukong Suh has tied the knot.

Expectations are high for Dicaprio Bootle in the defensive back’s senior season.

Bill Moos believes Nebraska is ahead of the curve on restarting athletics but says patience is a must. | Tickets & sellouts | Audio

Gone too soon: Former Husker O-lineman Jaivorio Burkes is remembered by the coach who recruited him, Bill Busch.

A 20,000-fan limit at home games this fall could cost Nebraska $27 million.

After losing his wife to suicide, former Husker Chris Dishman continues to open up with his grief to help others.

Tom Novak stood tall during bleak times for Nebraska, and it’s still worth celebrating 70 years later, Tad Stryker writes.

Seven months after receiving a new heart, former Husker assistant Barney Cotton is taking things slowly and counting his blessings.

Derek Peterson has reasons for pessimism and optimism about the offense in 2020.

Bill Moos knows he will be judged as AD on how he guides Nebraska athletics through the pandemic.

Husker commits Teddy Prochazka and Henry Lutovsky have been spending the spring fishing and peer recruiting.

Bill Moos says athletes will return to campus June 1 for the resumption of organized workouts, and a shortened football season is one of the scenarios being considered. | McKewon commentary

Construction of the $155 million football training facility will not begin in June as originally scheduled.

The Southeastern Conference has set June 8 as the date for the return of voluntary workouts.

Former LSU kicker Connor Culp explains how he settled on Nebraska as his transfer destination.

Coach John Cook says Nebraska is working on a plan to allow fans at volleyball matches this fall, and a pared-back schedule appears likely.

Nebraska is preparing for the safe resumption of football and basketball workouts as soon as June 1, but not all hurdles have been cleared.

Tommie Frazier was the big name, but many others in the 1992 recruiting class also boosted the Huskers to greatness.

Back on the big stage, Bo Pelini speaks of a perception he says is unfair and a future he believes is bright. | Discuss

South Dakota wide receiver Levi Falck announces he is joining the Huskers as a graduate transfer.

Former Husker fullback Willie Miller has reached another goal in his life turnaround. | Carriker inverview

The NCAA Division I Council has voted to allow athletic-related activities in football and basketball during June.

Scott Frost has addressed special teams in a major way for 2020.

Check out the “If These Walls Could Talk” video from the Athletic Department.

Cory Schlesinger gets some love in a celebration of fullbacks.

Big Ten schools have been landing recruiting commitments at a brisk pace despite the pandemic-related restrictions.

Scott Frost is No. 34 in a ranking of college football coaches.

Australian Daniel Cerni explains how he became a punter and why he chose Nebraska.

Husker walk-ons Corbin Ruth and Riley Moses are cited after a second loud-party complaint, but they won’t be charged with violating pandemic restrictions.

Making college football happen on some level in 2020 is crucial, Sam McKewon writes.

The Athletic* has the 1995 Huskers No. 1 and 1971 Nebraska No. 3 in a ranking of the most dominant college football teams of the past 50 years. And the 1997 team is No. 22.

Monday Morning Quarterback: Would Joe Burrow have been a first-round draft pick if he had played for Nebraska?

HuskerOnline says now might be the time to rebuild the south end of Memorial Stadium.

All eyes will be on the SEC when the conference’s presidents and chancellors vote Friday on whether to allow their schools to open athletic facilities for voluntary workouts in June.

For Noah Vedral, it’s been “a cool, weird journey but it’s mine nonetheless.”

Casey Rogers is living his new dream as he contends for a bigger role on the Huskers’ defensive line.

In the “freakish athletic” Heinrich Haarberg, Husker coaches have fascinating new project* at quarterback.

Steven M. Sipple ponders the pieces that could be integral to an improved defense.

Nebraska athletic trainers have continued working with a handful of athletes recovering from injuries, though the process has changed.

Saturday is Nebraska Day on BTN, with 24 hours of Husker programming beginning at 5 a.m. CDT.

Zavier Betts‘ coach confirms that the four-star wideout from Bellevue West will qualify academically at Nebraska and join the team for the 2020 season.

Athlon lists 10 Huskers whose stock appears on the rise.

The special-teams rebuild continues as former LSU starting kicker Connor Culp announces he’s joining the Huskers as a walk-on graduate transfer.

Coach Pepper Rodgers, whose Kansas and UCLA teams went 3-3 against Nebraska in the late 1960s and early ’70s, has died at age 88. | Osborne’s first game

Walk-on linebacker Grant Tagge is ready for the “tough” stuff in Lincoln.