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Ready for bigger roles? Pola-Gates, Gunnerson, Clark, Gifford, Newsom, Banks, Brown.

All signs seem to indicate the game in Ireland won’t happen.

Dave Feit says Nebraska should leave the Big Ten — in baseball.

The Huskers have another Super Bowl connection in Chad Wade.

Missouri is among several schools that have joined the hunt for Omaha-area football talent.

Scott Frost has reportedly hired Marcus Castro-Walker away from Arizona State as director of player development.

Defensive back Michael Booker III, son of the mid-1990s Husker standout, announces he’s walking on at Nebraska.

Offensive coordinator Matt Lubick is staying put rather than pursuing the head coaching job at Montana State.

Lavonte David is excited to be in the hunt for a Super Bowl ring with two other former Blackshirts. | In spotlight at last

Sam McKewon runs down some pros and cons of adding a transfer quarterback. More commentary and analysis: Peterson on the portal, Sipple on the defense

The 2021 walk-on class adds Joey Mancino, an offensive lineman from New Jersey with a Christian Peter connection.

Former Husker linebacker Carlos Polk is reportedly joining the Jacksonville Jaguars’ staff as a special-teams assistant.

This week in Husker history: The opening of the Coliseum gives Nebraska “the most complete athletic plant in the Missouri Valley.”

Ron Brown looks back to Tom Osborne in 1990 as a lesson in responding to turbulence. | Shatel on stability

Uncertainty remains for 2022 prospects as they hope for loosened restrictions on recruiting this spring and summer.

Nebraska enters 2021 with experience at QB lacking behind Adrian Martinez.

Grant Buda of Lincoln Southwest and Maddox Burton of Lincoln Southeast announce they’re walking on at Nebraska.

Frustration, COVID and losing: A look at why Wan’Dale Robinson and Luke McCaffrey left. | 24 in 14 months*

Here’s how to give to TeamMates as part of the Scott and Ashley Frost donation challenge.

Scott Frost talks team culture, the recent transfers and more on the radio. | Audio

Former Husker Tom Rathman announces his retirement from the NFL after 30-plus years as a player and coach.

Bill McGovern, a defensive analyst on the Nebraska staff, has been hired by the Chicago Bears as inside linebackers coach.

After three years, Scott Frost’s “progress” talk doesn’t match reality, Dirk Chatelain writes.

Husker offensive coordinator Matt Lubick is in the running for the head coaching job at Montana State. | Georgia eyed Fisher

Former Husker assistant Mike Cavanaugh is reportedly joining the Arizona State staff as O-line coach.

Athlon Sports looks at questions that need to be addressed on offense for the Huskers. | Carriker on getting better

Attrition leaves the Huskers short of experience and leadership at wide receiver.

Monday Morning Quarterback: What do you think about Luke McCaffrey’s decision to transfer?

New product at a limited-time special price: Twelve-DVD box set of the 1970 season with Lyell Bremser’s calls.

Quarterback Luke McCaffrey is entering the transfer portal, and so are receiver Kade Warner and O-lineman Will Farniok. | Commentary: Shatel, Christopherson, Sipple, Carriker | Discuss

Former Husker Will Shields has been named to the College Football Playoff selection committee.

Recruiting and roster notes include a new offer to a 2022 quarterback.

Attracting a younger base of ticket holders and donors poses a challenge to the Athletic Department.

Scott Frost intends to have a role in improving quarterbacks’ ball security. | Special-teams puzzle

Cornerback Avante Dickerson from Omaha Westside announces his decommitment from Minnesota.

Rob Zatechka discusses his nephew’s decision to walk on at Missouri instead of Nebraska.

Three former Huskers are Super Bowl bound as Tampa Bay advances to the NFL title game.

This week in Husker history: Coach Jumbo Stiehm’s exit turns stormy.

It’s time for Scott Frost to embrace a big-picture view as conductor of the orchestra, Tad Stryker writes.

Sam McKewon says Scott Frost’s re-imagining of an old role on the staff might help Nebraska retain talent. | Sipple on Frost’s resolve

Scott Frost says he’s keeping all 10 assistant coaches and has split play-calling duties about 50-50 with Matt Lubick. | New player-development chief | Win the West? | About Wan’Dale | Notes | Commentary: Shatel, McKewon

Adam Carriker weighs in on how the Huskers’ special teams could be improved.

Bill Moos says he’s pushing for some level of fan attendance at the spring game. | More: 1, 2 | Audio

Lincoln Southeast’s Taveon Thompson announces he’s walking on at Nebraska.

An analysis of the 2021 offensive line sees a high ceiling for the group.

A May 1 spring game is planned, and winter conditioning will begin Monday. More from Scott Frost on the radio: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 | Audio

Ready for bigger roles? Oliver Martin, Tamon Lynum, Nouredin Nouili.

Early-enrolling recruits and transfers are making their arrival in Lincoln.

With no signature QBs, the Big Ten is on track to be a league of defense in 2021, Sam McKewon writes.

Former Husker Eric Stokes was in the mix, but the Washington Football Team’s GM job goes instead to Marty Hurney.