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For Husker Dan it’s deja vu all over again.

Our stats matchup between the 2023 and 2022 Huskers indicates defensive improvement more than made up for offensive regression, even if the net gain didn’t always show up on the scoreboard.

SMQ: Jay and Bob review the Iowa game.

Get up to 70% off on Omaha Steaks Cyber Monday deal.

Dave Feit: Huskers’ season ends with familiar pratfalls.

Volleyball State: Examining the path to the Final Four and breaking down the NCAA brackets.

Doc’s Diagnosis: The interception that lost the Iowa game.

An assortment of Sunday commentary as Nebraska football’s long offseason begins: Husker Doc Talk, McKewon,* Husker Mike, Mullin.*

The OWH’s Tom Shatel shares readers’ Memorial Stadium memories,* plus one of his own.

Nebraska volleyball earns the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and will host Long Island in the opening round.

At least two of Nebraska’s opponents next season will have new head football coaches: UTEP and Indiana.

Nebrasketball is 7-0 for the first time in more than 30 years after an 85-72 win Sunday over Cal State Fullerton. | Photos

Chasing an American football dream changed everything for Nouredin Nouili.*

From A-minus to F, Adam Carriker gives out his final grades for the 2023 Huskers.

Ninety years ago, Nebraska botched a field goal try against Iowa but turned it into the game-winning play. It’s part of this week in this week in Husker history.

The Huskers bounce back and win their regular-season volleyball finale at Minnesota in four sets. | Stats

The Nebraska women’s basketball team falls to TCU 88-81 after trailing by 20 points at halftime.

Michigan State has hired Oregon State’s Jonathan Smith as the Spartans’ head coach.

Nebraska’s $450 million Memorial Stadium project is facing fundraising questions.

Cole Stukenholtz and ThotDoc weigh in on the Iowa game.

Nebraska volleyball is unbeaten no more as the Huskers get swept at Wisconsin, and the soccer team’s postseason run ends in a 2-1 overtime loss to Stanford.

Iowa 13, Nebraska 10. The Huskers are staying home for the holidays after Iowa converts an interception in the final half-minute into a walk-off-field goal. Go to the game page for coverage. | Commentary & analysis: Stryker, Carriker, McKewon | Highlights | Postgame presser | Photos | Big Red Over-Reaction

The top Husker assistant coach? It’s no contest in Tad Stryker’s pregame fan survey.

It’s one last try for a sixth win for the Huskers against Iowa on Friday. Here are pregame reads from Lincoln (1, 2),* Omaha (1, 2),* Cedar Rapids and the Quad Cities.* | Commentary & analysis: Christopherson, Callahan, Shatel,* Just,* Bruntz et al., Binder, Reisener, Leistikow.

The SMQ team predicts a Husker victory Friday. | More picks

Natalie Potts scores 22 points as the Nebraska women beat Lamar 75-61 in St. Petersburg.

A red-hot start to the second half helps the Husker men put away Duquesne, 89-79.

“It’s been a good ride”: Senior linebacker Luke Reimer reflects on his journey from walk-on to Blackshirt mainstay.

The Big Sports show: A battle of Big Ten unbeatens and more from around the conference.

Catch tonight’s Behind the Point Spread at 8 Central for breakdowns of Iowa-Nebraska, Ohio State-Michigan and more.

Shopping for that Nebraska fan on your list? Dave Feit is here to help with his Husker gift guide.

Adam Carriker previews the Iowa game and gives his prediction. | Big Ten Show

The OWH looks back 60 years at Nebraska and Oklahoma’s decision to play football* a day after JFK’s assassination. | Game page

Linebacker Nick Henrich re-tore his ACL last week, and quarterback Heinrich Haarberg is an “emergency guy” only against Iowa. Go here for more from Matt Rhule’s Wednesday presser, plus a handful items from the Iowa perspective. | Updates & discussion

Cole Stukenholtz: The seemingly endless hunt for red December.

Friday Husker Tailgate breaks down the Iowa game and airs some grievances.

Terrance Knighton says on the radio that Ty Robinson’s decision to return next season feels like getting “a five-star out of the portal.”

It’s not a must win for Iowa, but the Hawkeyes say they’re not lacking for motivation* against Nebraska. | More Iowa perspectives

Defensive lineman Ty Robinson announces he’s returning next year for a sixth season at Nebraska. Go here for much more from Tuesday’s post-practice presser. | Updates & discussion

San Diego State has reportedly contacted Nebraska defensive coordinator Tony White in its search for a new head coach.

SMQ: Jay and Bob review the Wisconsin game.

Doc’s Diagnosis: Good fortune on a fourth-down stop against Wisconsin.

Tom Shatel wonders if this will be Kirk Ferentz’s final game* at Memorial Stadium.

Husker Dan previews the Iowa game.

Betting lines have moved, and 5-6 Nebraska is now a slight favorite against 9-2 Iowa.

Matt Rhule discussed other schools’ interest in Tony White, the state of the program, Friday’s Iowa game, clock management and more during his Monday presser. Go here for the video and coverage. | Updates & discussion | Depth chart

Volleyball State: Would a loss before the NCAA tournament actually be good for Nebraska?

Dave Feit: Loss to Wisconsin adds to the Huskers’ “what if” collection.

The heroes to be honored Friday are Josh Hicks of Nebraska and Eric Kumm of Iowa.

Doc’s Diagnosis: Chubba Purdy turns on the jets.