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The Old Gold Knights picked up their first NSL win Tuesday. Bookmark this link to keep up on the Huskers’ unique spring competition.

The quarterback competition at Nebraska is one of CBS Sports’ seven spring position battles to watch.

Northwestern will play home football games the next two seasons on the university’s lacrosse/soccer field, but Nebraska is unaffected because its next trip to Evanston isn’t until 2027.

From the recruiting front, defensive end Keylan Abrams previews his official visit, and quarterback Mason Drube recaps his unofficial one.

Former Husker Mike Minter* comes away impressed by his visit to spring practice.

Nebraska baseball scores double-digit runs, but it isn’t enough in a 13-11 loss at Kansas.* | Stats

Husker Dan rates the new AD hire.

Nebraska is an early entrant in pursuit of a pair of freshmen from Texas: Running back Landen Williams-Callis and quarterback Weston Nielsen.

A street in the hometown of Mike Rozier is now named after the former Husker Heisman Trophy winner.

Quarterback Danny Kaelin wowed reporters with a couple of long completions during the open portion of practice Tuesday. Go here for more coverage, including what coaches and players said afterward. | Updates & discussion | One-minute report

Controversy in the Nebraska Spring League? Check out the latest report from the Huskers’ spring football competition.

Glenn Thomas likes the coachability of his quarterbacks and the tests the Husker defense is throwing at them.

Three-star linebacker prospect Emmanuel Karmo from Minnesota has Nebraska in his top seven. | Visit recap: Justin Kabera

North Dakota State transfer Andrew Morgan, a 6-foot-10 forward with one season of eligibility remaining, commits* to Nebraska basketball.

A Dylan Raiola highlight from spring practice has fans fired up.

Happy CEO, productive program: Sam McKewon on Matt Rhule* in year two at Nebraska.

Watch and listen to new quarterbacks coach Glenn Thomas as he’s mic’d up at practice.

After a ninth-inning grand slam puts the game out of reach, Ohio State hands Nebraska baseball its first Big Ten loss* of the season, 9-3. | Stats

Manasse Kasongo Malu considers himself a basketball player first. But a Nebraska football offer has given the 6-foot-7 junior from Sioux City something to think about.

Matt Rhule says he’s benefiting from his high comfort level with the Husker staff.

What do Iowa WBB, UConn MBB and Purdue MBB have in common besides being in the NCAA Finals? Each of them left the state of Nebraska with a loss.

This week in Husker history: The coaching torch at Arkansas is passed from one former Husker player to another.

Poll question: Were you surprised by Keisei Tominaga’s win in the Hanes 3-point championship?

A six-run fifth inning propels Nebraska baseball to a series-clinching 7-3 win over Ohio State. | Stats

Matt Rhule talked about the focus on improving the Huskers’ turnover margin and much more after Saturday’s practice. Go here for all the coverage. | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule | Latest from the NSL

The designation of “starter” vs “backup” might not be all-important on the Huskers’ deep defensive line this season.

With new coaches and playing in a new conference, UCLA* comes to Lincoln on Nov. 2.

Nebraska baseball’s Brett Sears pitches a two-hit complete game and strikes out 10 as the Huskers win Friday’s series opener* against Ohio State, 3-0. | Photos | Stats

Justin Kabera, a 2025 cornerback from South Dakota, previews his visit to Lincoln this weekend.

See highlights from the second day of the Nebraska Spring League competition that’s going on at Husker football practices. | Background

The Huskers’ Keisei Tominaga wins the Men’s 3-Point Championship in Phoenix, and he does it with flair.

Former Husker Randy Gregory has signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Nebrasketball’s Juwan Gary and Brice Williams announce they’ll be back for the 2024-25 season.

Nebraska righthander Brett Sears makes the 45-man watch list for baseball’s prestigious Golden Spikes Award.

Trent Sellers, 2025 defensive end from Alabama, discusses his recent offer from Nebraska.

All three scholarship quarterbacks and their coaches spoke after Thursday’s practice, shedding some light on the QB competition this spring. Go here for coverage. | Updates & discussion for the live stream and updates. | Spring schedule

Congrats to Fred Hoiberg, named Thursday as the recipient of the Jim Phalen national coach of the year award.

Which Big Ten teams return the most production for 2024? Here’s a breakdown.

Big Ten Show: Adam Carriker’s college football preseason top 10, plus men’s and women’s Final Four predictions.

After shifting back from wrestling to football mode, D-lineman Nash Hutmacher is carrying less weight and exhibiting “full throttle” drive.

“Something is really special about this place,’ says 6-foot-7 offensive tackle Halafihi Tapu after a Nebraska visit earlier this week.

Fans have a chance to see Keisei Tominaga in action Thursday and Friday nights as he competes in a 3-point contest and an all-star game in the run-up to the Final Four in Arizona.

Scott Frost says he wants to get back into coaching even if it means working his way back up the ladder. | Discuss

Corn Nation has three questions facing the defense this season. | Impactful transfers on offense

Former Nebraska offensive coordinator Matt Lubick has taken the same position at Nevada, where former Husker Chubba Purdy is among the contenders at quarterback.

Husker signee Quinn Clark, 6-foot-5 receiver whose dad was a Nebraska I-back, discusses his decision to come to Nebraska.

Something will be missing from this year’s Jet Award presentation: the winner.

Creighton jumps ahead early and holds off the Huskers for a 5-3 baseball win in Omaha. | Photos

“Bussin’ With the Boys” and Matt Rhule are getting together Friday at the Rococo Theatre in Lincoln.

Kylonn Haynie,* freshman running back at Omaha Central, gets a surprise from Matt Rhule — a scholarship offer. | Recruiting notes