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Jaz Shelley and Isabelle Bourne combine for 40 points as the Husker women have little difficulty with Illinois, 82-63.

A deep dive into the additions to Travis Fisher’s defensive secondary wraps up Jeremy Pernell’s analysis of the Huskers’ 2022 recruiting class. | Restocking on defense*

Scott Frost signaled a commitment to recruiting in Omaha* by taking his entire coaching staff to the annual high school coaching clinic there earlier this week.

From the 2006 vault, an overlooked gem from an underappreciated Husker quarterback who’s about to coach in the Super Bowl: Zac Taylor vs. Kansas.

Nebraska’s Board of Regents removes a barrier to alcohol sales at Husker sporting events,* but don’t count on buying a brew at Memorial Stadium this season.

Husker247 looks at what might be coming next from O-lineman Nouredin Nouili and receiver Zavier Betts.

Jeremy Pernell sizes up Nebraska’s 2022 signees at linebacker.

A Kansas State site says Adrian Martinez could change how he’s perceived in Nebraska — and perhaps how Husker fans perceive the Nebraska program. | Feb. 2 presser | Discuss

New coordinators are the norm this year for teams on the Huskers’ schedule.

After a hot start, the Husker women fall to No. 21 Ohio State in Columbus, 80-70. | More coverage

A stretch of highway near Greeley, Neb., has been named in honor of late Nebraska punter Sam Foltz.

The occasional Friday night road game appears to be here to stay for the Huskers.

O-line prospect Sam Sledge likes Donovan Raiola’s style with both technique and recruiting.

Former Husker Stanley Morgan Jr.* hopes his hamstring is healed enough to allow him to play in the Super Bowl. | November profile

Former Husker cornerback Alfonzo Dennard has been booked in a domestic assault case in Lincoln.

Jeremy Pernell takes stock of Nebraska’s lone D-line signee, Brodie Tagaloa, who was wanted by other schools as a tight end.

The Husker men lead wire to wire and beat Minnesota 78-65 for their first conference win in more than 11 months. | More coverage

Nebraska and Rutgers will play on a Friday night as their October game in Piscataway has been moved up a day.

Nebraska struck out on other O-line prospects but landed Justin Evans-Jenkins. Here’s Jeremy Pernell’s analysis of the two-sport athlete from New Jersey.

HuskerOnline has a few observations and updates on recruiting, including thoughts on the importance of Vince Guinta’s addition to the staff.

Husker Doc Talk: Why does Dr. Rob hate Lil’ Red?

This could be the year 6-foot-4 junior Braxton Clark earns a starting spot at cornerback, but he faces ramped-up competition at the position.

Jacob Hohl, a Lincoln Southwest graduate who spent the last two seasons at Nebraska Wesleyan, will walk on and join the competition at punter.

Jeremy Pernell’s series continues with a look at the Huskers’ lone signee at tight end. Blocking is the forte of the big Minnesotan, Chase Androff.

Nebraska ranks 103rd nationally in returning production for 2022, according to calculations by ESPN’s Bill Connelly. | Opponents’ rankings

Getting to know a couple of new Huskers: Victor Jones and Jalil Martin.*

Coach Fred Hoiberg fields questions and comments from frustrated Husker basketball fans on the radio.

Vince Guinta is returning* to Nebraska football to become senior director of player personnel. | D.J. Vokolek on staff*

Husker Dan looks at Mark Whipple’s task of improving Nebraska’s red-zone efficiency.

Jeremy Pernell breaks down the Huskers’ infusion of talent at wide receiver.

Nebraska is fourth in Athlon’s rankings of Big Ten football rosters for 2022.

With his injury behind him, Thomas Fidone may be set to make a splash at tight end. | Key year for Tannor*

Sam McKewon rolls out a blueprint for fixing the transfer portal.* | Sipple on Hoiberg* Callahan’s rundown

A cold start dooms the Husker women in an 80-65 loss at No. 17 Maryland.

Here’s how former Huskers performed as NFL prospects in recent all-star games.*

Jeremy Pernell analyzes the signees at running back. Have the Huskers found the bell cow they’ve been lacking?

This week in Husker history: End zones are established for the first time, and coach Jumbo Stiehm welcomes the innovation.

Zac Taylor’s vision* as a Nebraska quarterback seems to have carried over to his career as a coach.

John Sanders,* Nebraska’s baseball coach from 1978 to 1997, has died at age 76 after a battle with cancer.

The Husker men get routed by Northwestern and remain winless in Big Ten play. | Shatel: How can Hoiberg survive?*

Nebraska wants more than “flashes of brilliance” from its wideout trio* of Manning, Betts and Martin as well as other returnees* on offense.*

The Huskers are getting a raw talent but a rifle arm in quarterback signee Richard Torres. | Getting to know Ernest Hausmann | Transfer superlatives

All Big Ten schools except Iowa* took advantage of the transfer portal to add talent during the last several months.

Fourth-year sophomore Noa Pola-Gates will be looking to establish himself in a defensive secondary loaded with new contenders.

Jeremy Pernell ranks Nebraska’s football signees and makes note of the Huskers’ strong turnaround in the final two months of the 2022 recruiting cycle.

Former Nebraska receiver Samori Toure catches a pair of touchdowns passes* in the East-West Shrine Bowl game. | Stats | Video: 1, 2 | More showcase events

Adam Carriker digs into the Husker offensive line and discusses what to expect from that group in 2022.

The Husker women end the game on an 18-5 run to pull away from Penn State for a 76-61 win.

Jeremy Pernell ranks the nation’s recruiting classes, and Nebraska comes in at No. 40.

Husker247 takes a post-signing-day look at Nebraska’s scholarship chart, position by position.