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DeShon Singleton, Phalen Sanford, Omar Brown and Javin Wright discuss the progress of the defensive backfield in a video interview.

The OWH breaks down the roster on offense, defense and special teams.

Depth at running back is a strong suit of Nebraska’s eighth opponent, Illinois.

Scott Frost previews the Huskers’ visit to Dublin in a Zoom session with Irish media.

DeColdest Crawford’s air-conditioning ad has racked up more than 5½ million views on Twitter.

Nothing’s official yet, but here’s what the depth chart on offense might look like for the game in Dublin.

Former Husker Damion Daniels, an undrafted free agent at defensive tackle, has been waived by the Houston Texans.

Position battles remain to be settled on defense, and Blackshirts won’t be issued until early next week. Go here for much more from Tuesday’s practice. | Updates & discussion | Camp schedule

Dave Feit on the Huskers’ alternate uniform: Good execution, odd timing. | Vogel: Subtly strong

Walk-on Colton Feist’s* story is the kind that Nebraska fans embrace, Sten Sipple writes.

An Athlon writer takes a crack at naming an all-time Nebraska team.

Matchups have been set for the Battle in the Vault event involving Nebrasketball and five other teams on Dec. 10.

Running back Gabe Ervin and O-lineman Teddy Prochazka missed most of last season with injuries after earning starting jobs as true freshmen,* and now they’re striving to become key parts of the offense once again.

Husker Dan replies to questions from Husker fans.

The competitive spirit of the Noonan family runs deep.

The volleball Huskers are ranked No. 1 in the AVCA preseason poll.

The Associated Press previews the 2022 Huskers, and so does a Wisconsin site that calls Nebraska “the Big Ten’s failure project.”

Defensive backs Myles Farmer, Quinton Newsome, Tommi Hill and Marques Buford discuss the secondary’s progress in this video interview. | Hill’s elite possibilities

Nebraska gets a vote (from Brett McMurphy) in the preseason AP poll.

This season’s alternate uniforms are only subtly different from the standard ones and are a tribute to the 1983 “Scoring Explosion” squad. | Discuss | Previous years

Enough with the “they were close” narrative about the 2021 Huskers, Dave Feit says.

Some of you have been asking about it, and here it is: Brian Brown’s printable schedule for 2022.

Husker Doc Talk: Fall camp insights from The Athletic’s Mitch Sherman.

Scott Frost likes what he’s seeing so far in the methods of O-line coach Donovan Raiola.*

The Huskers’ only other overseas trip happened 30 seasons ago, and there were a number of unusual moments. | 1992 game page

Here are a brief video clip and a few images from Sunday’s scrimmage. | Camp schedule

The Huskers’ two-deep chart on defense might look like this for the season opener.

This week in Husker history: Bob Devaney is on the mend after surgery in 1967.

The LJS’s Amie Just takes a closer look at Casey Thompson’s thumb injury last year and why surgery this spring was a must. | Discuss

On the injury front, there was good news (Turner Corcoran) and bad news (Decoldest Crawford) from Scott Frost after Saturday’s practice. Go here for all the coverage. | Updates & discussion

Getting a team and its gear packed for an overseas trip is no easy task.

Poll question: What will the Huskers’ run-pass ratio be like in the opener against Northwestern?

Four members of the defense – Jimari Butler, Jaeden Gould, Ernest Hausmann and Randolph Kpai – sit down with Sean Callahan for the latest in his series of video interviews.

It took just three months for the defensive line* to go from rebuild to reload mode.

We all have different things that have shaped our perspectives as Husker fans. For Dave Feit, a big moment came in 1987.

Improved technique has put walk-on Colton Feist in the mix on the defensive line.

Mark Whipple is No. 7 in Football Scoop’s countdown of this season’s most important assistant coaching hires.

Purdue, the Huskers’ seventh opponent, returns a veteran quarterback but has other holes to fill.

Brandon Vogel examines what the defense* must do to replicate last season’s success in keeping points off the board.

College Football News previews the opener and predicts a 26-17 Nebraska win over Northwestern. | More picks

Wednesday wasn’t the best day for the offense, which was low on “juice” during practice. Go here for all the coverage, including video from the portion that was open to the media. | Updates & discussion | Camp schedule

Ainsworth athlete Carter Nelson has joined Bellevue West receiver Dae’Vonn Hall in 247Sports’ top 247 rankings for the 2024 recruiting class.

Fans are invited to an Aug. 25 event to help “break the curse” on Husker football. | Discuss

Defensive tackle Devin Drew is in Lincoln, and the transfer from Texas Tech is expected to practice with the team Wednesday for the first time.

The Huskers’ brand power has shown resilience despite five consecutive losing seasons in football.

The Dallas Cowboys have signed former Husker Brett Maher to compete for the top placekicking job. | Updates: Toure & Taylor-Britt

Walking away from ESPN would be a risky move* for the Big Ten, Sam McKewon writes.

Chris Kolarevic, Noa Pola-Gates, Braxton Clark and Isaac Gifford discuss the competition in the defensive backfield in a video interview.

The OWH player countdown wraps up with edge rusher Ochaun Mathis at No. 1.

CBS and NBC have reportedly emerged as the clear front runners to pick up Big Ten media rights alongside Fox Sports. | Discuss