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The Huskers have returned from spring break with an energy level that impressed offensive coordinator Troy Walters at Monday’s practice. | Coverage & video | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule

Lincoln Southeast’s Grant Detlefsen is aiming to become another Nebraska walk-on success story at punter.* | 4-star WR to visit*

Nebraska is No. 5 nationally in this ranking of QB-RB-WR combos.

The Huskers’ 2020 recruiting class has just one member, but that might change soon.* | Busy week of offers

The staff is staying patient with Cam Jurgens’ transition to center.

Devine Ozigbo is set to meet with the Cleveland Browns for a second time.

This week in Husker history: Even a century or more ago, spring meant spring football practice.

The LJS spends some time in QB school with Mario Verduzco. | Locked in on the details | McCaffrey’s progress

Several former Huskers turn out at the dinner in Schuyler for flood victims and first responders.

Here’s a football fix from the Athletic Department to get you through spring break.

Marquel Dismuke has made strides physically and mentally to become a top contender at safety. | Cam Taylor a wild card*

The Lost Spring Games: In the 1920s, the player they called “Blue” delivered for the Reds.

Luke Gifford is getting encouraging feedback from NFL teams as he strives to keep his football career going.

Former Huskers Spencer Long and Jeremiah Sirles are putting on a dinner Thursday in Schuyler for people affected by the flooding.

With Stanley Morgan gone, it’s a whole new ballgame for Nebraska’s wideouts.

The Lost Spring Games: The 1930s featured the first known admission charge for a Husker football spring game.

Ryan Held expects his stable of running backs to have a “way better” season than last year, even without Devine Ozigbo.

Former Husker O-lineman Brent Qvale has re-signed with the New York Jets.

Nebraska is a 7.5-point underdog to Ohio State in a sportsbook’s list of 45 top games of 2019.

Former Husker offensive lineman Matt Finnin is named offensive coordinator at “Last Chance U” school Independence Community College in Kansas. | Bio

The Lost Spring Games: We begin our 28-season rundown with the 1940s, featuring the likes of Al Zikmund and the “jet-propelled” Cletus Fischer, plus the slim pickings of wartime.

To become better blockers, the Huskers are focusing on “plus-twos”* — driving their man back two yards or more.

Position changes could play a key role in shaping the 2019 offensive line.

Former Husker Austin Rose pitches in with the flood-control efforts in Fremont.

Ameer Abdullah has signed a one-year deal that keeps him with the Minnesota Vikings.

Athlon looks at three possible graduate transfers who could help the 2019 Huskers.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Author Paul Koch concludes the series with the observation that love ultimately powered the Nebraska machine.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: The Nebraska system and what made it work.

This week in Husker history: Nebraska wins by 50-3 — and it’s baseball, not football.

New defensive line coach Tony Tuioti is building bonds on the team and making offers* on the recruiting trail. | Corcoran update

Miami, Louisville and Kansas are among the first group of schools committed to taking part in the National AL/DL Pipeline Camp that Nebraska is hosting in June. | Ruud on in-state recruiting

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: “The best games never seen” happened in the Huskers’ high-intensity practices.

Deontai Williams did some learning* as a part-time player at safety in 2018, and that could be a springboard into 2019.

Adam Carriker would like to change the outcomes of several notable plays in Husker history, but this one* tops them all.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: The phrase “Champions are made when nobody’s watching” holds true for Boyd Epley’s Husker Power program.

Running back Greg Bell, who played in four games as a Husker last season before deciding to transfer, has chosen San Diego State* as his destinationdestination.

The “cinco” role could help give JoJo Domann* a bigger presence on the defense this season.

Tanner Farmer leaves a big hole to fill on the O-line and in the Huskers’ scoring efficiency.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Leadership started with the linemen on both sides of the ball and branched outward.

Erik Chinander said after Wednesday’s practice that he likes what he’s seeing with the Huskers’ pass rush. Also, coach Jovan Dewitt talked about his battle with cancer. | Full coverage | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Improved speed and talent certainly helped the Huskers’ cause.

Progress for safety Cam’ron Jones begins in the classroom, says defensive backs coach Travis Fisher. | Taylor’s many hats

As their senior season nears, cornerback Lamar Jackson is dialed in, and receiver Mike Williams is focusing being a better blocker.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Dedication to one another and a devotion to the process were drivers of success.

Former Husker Russell Gary, an all-conference safety in 1980 and seven-year NFL veteran, has died at age 59.

Monday morning’s practice was the first with media access, so there are photos, videos and more to peruse, plus news about Maurice Washington’s legal case. | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule

Does NU need beer money? The pros and cons are examined.

Adam Carriker discusses his favorite game* as a Husker fan — while skiing.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Goal setting at the start of each offseason set the tone.

Dematrius Davis, a 2021 quarterback from Texas with a Nebraska offer, is scheduled to make an unofficial visit for Monday’s practice.