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Nebrasketball And-1: Kaleb Henry’s analysis of the Husker men after the loss to Creighton.

Jeremy Pernell has a shortlist for Nebraska’s search for an offensive coordinator.

Dave Feit says the Heroes and Freedom trophies should go away, and he has some suggested replacements.

A Wisconsin fan site runs down some keys to victory for the Badgers. | Mertz avoiding sacks

Trev Alberts says Scott Frost’s commitment to Nebraska played a part in his retention for 2022.

The LJS looks at the turning point of each of the Huskers’ 10 games.

Who will be the Huskers’ offensive coordinator? Mark Helfrich would smack of a buddy hire and isn’t what the Huskers need anyway, Tad Stryker writes.

After Nebraska falls behind by 19 and then pulls within a single point, Creighton pulls away for a 77-69 men’s basketball win in Lincoln. | More

Cam Taylor-Britt and JoJo Domann have earned invitations to play in the Senior Bowl.*

The Blackshirts have lost the on-field services of JoJo Domann, but not his leadership, Erik Chinander says. Go here for more from Tuesday’s practice. | Updates & discussion

Nebraska baseball signee Mikey Pauley* will try to play football for the Huskers too.

The OWH has details from a century ago about the first radio broadcast* of a Nebraska game.

Running back Sevion Morrison has left the team, but the Huskers may get safety Deontai Williams back for the Wisconsin game. Go here for more from Monday’s game-week presser. | Updates & discussion | Depth chart | Flip sheet | Game notes

Steven M. Sipple’s achievable standard* for Nebraska football: Get to mid-November with a chance to win the division. More commentary: Peterson, Christopherson, McKewon,* Washut, Callahan.

Husker Dan speculates on the potential coaching hires.

The Husker women’s hot start continues with an 88-33 drubbing of Alabama A&M. | More

Nebraska opens as a 10-point underdog to Wisconsin. | Stats matchup

Dr. Rob Zatechka weighs in on Scott Frost’s decision to give up play-calling duties.

This week in Husker history: Seventy years ago, Nebraska made its network TV debut in a loss to Colorado.

A turnaround for a coach after four losing seasons would be a rare feat.* | Past staff shakeups* | Tough decisions | Beckton’s value | Nebraska’s odd couple*

Next year’s game in Ireland has been attracting a “steady flow” of travel package purchases.

Next week’s opponent, Wisconsin, breezes past Northwestern, 35-7, behind a 173-yard rushing effort from its new starting running back, Braelon Allen. | Highlights

“I applaud Trev Alberts for sticking with Scott Frost,” Kirk Herbstreit says on ESPN’s College GameDay. | Damian Jackson feature

Freshman Bryce McGowens scores 29 in a choppy win for Nebrasketball over Sam Houston. | More

The Huskers’ inefficiency* with the ball shows the need for a true offensive coordinator, Sam McKewon writes.

Details of Scott Frost’s restructured contract* have been released. | PDF | Discuss

The Husker women hit triple digits again in a romp over Prairie View A&M.

Former Husker Drew Brown talks with Adam Carrier about the Huskers’ kicking woes.

The Nebraska career of JoJo Domann is finished after he undergoes surgery* on his hand. | Discuss

Wisconsin loses Chez Mellusi, its starting running back, for the rest of the season.

FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt says keeping Scott Frost was the right decision.

The UNL student government calls for an end to balloon releases at Husker football games.

Jeremy Pernell says it’s going to take a miracle for things to work out for Scott Frost.

Nebrasketball’s season debut featured far too much “me” ball and not enough team ball, Kaleb Henry writes.

Scott Frost discussed his staff changes, what he wants in an offensive coordinator and more after Wednesday’s practice. Go here for all the coverage and commentary. | Updates & discussion

Adrian Martinez is one of 20 semifinalists for the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award.

Congrats to Damian Jackson, this year’s recipient of college football’s Armed Forces Merit Award.

The LJS looks at some possible candidates at offensive coordinator,* and Sam McKewon has a to-do list* for Scott Frost. | Shades of 2003*

Athlon writers weigh in on Trev Alberts’ decision.

Dave Feit and Husker Dan look back on an eventful Monday.

Trev Alberts says on the radio that he didn’t force Scott Frost’s hand on staff changes,* and the reworked contract means “we’re both fairly incentivized to work really hard to be successful.” | Sipple commentary* | Video

Scott Frost will be back for a fifth season with less pay and a halved buyout, but four assistant coaches on offense have been fired effective immediately. | Discuss | Commentary: Callahan, Christopherson, Adelson, Myerberg, Forde, Vogel, Bender, Sipple,* Shatel,* Chatelain,* McKewon (1,* 2), Mandel, Carriker, Zatechka | Media reactions

The Wisconsin game will have a 2:30 p.m. kickoff with an ABC or ESPN telecast.

The OWH’s editorial board calls for keeping Scott Frost as head coach. | Discuss

Samori Toure earns a spot on the watch list for the Biletnikoff Award.

Dave Feit looks at the latest “moral victory” and the question of progress.

Husker Doc Talk: Close doesn’t count anymore. More day-after commentary and analysis: Christopherson and McKewon* on Frost | Gabriel on what to fix* | Watkins on “brotherhood”* | Sipple on Taylor-Britt* | Peterson on the good & bad | Washut’s burning questions

Here are the Huskers’ Pro Football Focus grades and snap counts on offense and defense against Ohio State.

ThotDoc submits his brain droppings on the Ohio State Game.

This week in Husker history: Calvin Jones comes off the bench to rush for 294 yards and six TDs in a come-from-behind rout of Kansas.