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This week in Husker history: Coach Jumbo Stiehm resigns to take the Indiana job and a salary boost of $750 per year.

1970 Day by Day: With the bowl games yet to be played, a national championship trophy goes to Texas and Ohio State.

Ru’Quan Buckley, three-star defensive end from Michigan, announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Highlights & coverage | 2021 class | Discuss

Nebraska 37, Purdue 27. The Huskers hold on to win after a comfortable lead is nearly squandered. Go to the game page for coverage. | Stryker commentary | Highlights | Postgame presser | Carriker gut reaction

Linebacker Patrick Payton from Florida announces he’s decommitting from the Huskers.

1970 Day by Day: Twenty days after accepting an Orange Bowl invitation, the Huskers finally have an opponent.

The Huskers will try to shake their mistake-prone ways Saturday as they face a Purdue team that’s stocked with offensive talent. Here are some pregame reads from Lincoln (1, 2), Omaha (1, 2) and Lafayette. Commentary: Shatel, Callahan, Chatelain.

The regents have approved the splitting of the training facility project into two phases.

Adam Carriker previews the game and predicts a three-point Nebraska win. | More picks

1970 Day by Day: Light workouts continue on the day before two games that could influence Nebraska’s slim hopes for a national championship.

Without revealing names, coach Jeff Brohm says “a handful” of Purdue players have opted out of the remainder of the season.

Linebacker Collin Miller describes his frightening injury and his continued leadership role off the field.

Assistant coach Mario Verduzco discusses his quarterbacks, Nebraska’s losses, snap issues and more. | Audio

Former Huskers Matt Hoskinson and Rob Zatechka analyze the snapping problems of Cam Jurgens.

Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck says the Gophers intend to play Nebraska as scheduled. | Cases trending down

Nebraska is No. 94 in a Pro Football Focus ranking of FBS offensive lines.

Scott Frost says there’s hope that running back Dedrick Mills can return to action against Purdue. Go here for more from Thursday’s press conference. | Updates & discussion

McKenzie Milton, Scott Frost’s quarterback at Central Florida, is entering the transfer portal as he continues his comeback from a devastating injury.

Bill Moos on Scott Frost: “He’s here with me as long as I’m here. He’s just what I want and what Nebraska’s needed.”

1970 Day by Day: Early invitations and late games create an untidy bowl situation.

Scouting the Boilermakers: A dynamic receiving duo and a defense that seems to be regressing as the season goes on.

Could Nebraska face a second game against Ohio State? It’s a possible scenario as COVID-related developments unfold.

Purdue’s placekicker is eager to atone for his costly miss against Minnesota.

It’s a Bob Diaco reunion game this weekend, with subplots on more than one level.

Jason Peter talks with Adam Carriker about what might be missing from the Huskers, how fear can sometimes be a good thing, and the 3-4 defense vs. the 4-3.

1970 Day by Day: As five Huskers earn AP All-Big Eight honors, the coaches hit the recruiting trail for future talent. | Switzer vs. Nebraska

After consulting a former Nebraska center, Husker Dan says “Clapgate” doesn’t hold water.

The Tennessee Titans have signed former Nebraska linebacker Will Compton to the team’s 53-man roster.

Bellevue West freshman receiver Daevonn Hall receives a Nebraska offer for 2024.

Matt Lubick says he expects both quarterbacks to play against Purdue, but he isn’t revealing specifics. Go here for more from Tuesday’s press conference. | Updates & discussion

1970 Day by Day: As the three-week wait for an Orange Bowl opponent continues, Nebraska is No. 3 in Tuesday’s AP and UPI polls.

Millard North linebacker Blake Closman announces he’s walking on at Nebraska

Monday Morning Quarterback: What’s your take on “Clapgate”?

Scott Frost has confirmed that freshman receiver Marcus Fleming is no longer on the team. Go here for more from Monday’s press conference. | Updates & discussion

Minnesota has canceled its game against Northwestern and is now “doing everything possible to compete at Nebraska on December 12.”

See how former Huskers fared in Week 12 of NFL action.

1970 Day by Day: After a week off, the Huskers resume workouts under the direction of trainers. Bob Newton hauls in another All-America honor.

Jim McFarland, all-conference tight end for the Huskers and later a lawyer and Nebraska state senator, has died at age 73. | 1969 bio

Rob Zatechka explains his dislike of clapping to call for a snap. More Sunday analysis and commentary: Christopherson, Husker Mike, Sipple, Peterson, Washut, McKewon.

The Boilermakers have the edge in the Nebraska-Purdue stats matchup. | Huskers 1-point underdogs

This week in Husker history: Eighty years ago, celebrations erupt as Nebraska’s first bowl berth – vs. Stanford in the Rose Bowl – becomes official.

1970 Day by Day: Eight Huskers make the 22-man Omaha World-Herald All-Big Eight team, chosen via a poll of league coaches.

The Husker offense continued its tendency to stall with the game on the line, Evan Bland writes. More day-after analysis and commentary: Shatel, Gabriel, Padilla, Sipple, Carriker.

Next week’s opponent, Purdue, loses its third in a row as Rutgers rallies for a 37-30 win. | 11 a.m. CST kickoff set

Defensive back Lardarius Webb announces he’s decommitting from Nebraska.

The OWH’s Dirk Chatelain ranks the Huskers’ 100 losses since Black Friday of 2001.

1970 Day by Day: Nebraska’s longshot chances for a No. 1 finish get a boost as Southern California upsets previously unbeaten Notre Dame.

Ohio State to cancels its game Saturday against Illinois due to COVID-19 issues.

Iowa 26, Nebraska 20. The Huskers rally from 10 down to take the lead, but untimely miscues ultimately prove too costly. Go to the game page for coverage. | Stryker commentary | Postgame presser | Highlights | Carriker gut reaction

Husker freshman cornerback Robert Delancy has entered the NCAA transfer portal.