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Anatomy of an Era: Barron Miles discusses Husker fans’ loyalty, his crucial penalty against Florida State, and the time Tommie Frazier and Tyrone Williams became impromptu firefighters.

Wide receiver Jamie Nance from Oklahoma has committed to the Huskers for 2019. | Coverage & highlights | 2019 class | Discuss

Erik Chinander says creating turnovers and other disruptive plays will be of utmost importance to his defense. | Audio

Scott Frost is getting more speed into the lineup as he transforms the offense, Sean Keeler writes.

Anatomy of an Era: New Jersey transplant Barron Miles went through “big growing pains” as he adapted to a different culture in Lincoln.

Nebraska is No. 23* in athletic department revenue for 2016-17, according to a USA Today database.

Former Husker linebacker Andrew Ward* has transferred to Central Michigan.

The new LED stadium lighting system is on track for completion in late July.

His dad played for Iowa, but Tate Wildeman’s heart became set on Nebraska.

The families of Sam Foltz and Mike Sadler continue to press for a guardrail on the Wisconsin road* where the two players died two summers ago.

Linebacker Mohamed Barry has two big reasons to hope for a better 2018.

The Scott Frost feature in Athlon’s preseason magazine is now available online.

Michigan State* returns 21 starters, but Lee Barfknect says another 10-win season isn’t a given. More opponent previews: Colorado (1, 2), Purdue* Minnesota, Illinois, Akron

Anatomy of an Era: A 5-9, 150-pound cornerback? When Barron Miles first arrived on campus, his new teammates “were looking at me like, ‘Oh man, you don’t stand a chance.’ ”

OWH camp countdown, Nos. 45-41*: Neal, Thomas, Taylor, McQuitty, Ferguson.

The National Football Post ranks Stanley Morgan as the No. 5 wide receiver in the 2019 NFL draft.

Hall-of-Famer Aaron Taylor will take part in the Big Ten Football Kickoff Luncheon in Chicago on July 24.

BTN’s Gerry DiNardo says Nebraska needs to re-establish its niche* in recruiting.

Not so long ago, he was painting the stadium at Panhandle State. Former scout-teamer and current assistant coach Ryan Held* looks at his journey back to Lincoln.

Sam McKewon looks at the Huskers’ 2020 quarterback recruiting* and more from the second Friday Night Lights camp.

Luke McCaffrey senses the 2019 recruiting class bonding quickly.

In this week’s Big Red Cobcast, the fellas talk about whether Scott Frost’s recruiting is as good as the perception of it is, and more.

Matthew Anderson hopes to “hit people and get praise for it” as a future Husker offensive lineman.

Quarterbacks coach Mario Verduzco* says Scott Frost “knows what needs to be done” to bring the Huskers back. | Audio

A mobile quarterback gives opening opponent Akron a chance to revive its running game.

Anatomy of an Era: More from Al Papik on what made Tom Osborne’s system click

Former Husker Nate Gerry talks about winning the Super Bowl, the Eagles’ White House controversy, and going back to school.

Here are some things to watch on the recruiting front as a month-long dead period begins. | QB awaits offer* | McKewon recap* | More

Scott Frost is No. 23 in Athlon’s ranking of college football coaches.

Running back signee Maurice Washington* has cleared a key academic hurdle, and another one is coming in late July.

Anatomy of an Era: Al Papik was “a critical part of keeping the program at the high level and yet being within the rules and regulations.”

Strength coach Zach Duval’s philosophy helped sell offensive tackle Matthew Anderson on Nebraska.

Communicating on the field and building personal connections off the field go hand in hand, says secondary coach Travis Fisher.

This week in Husker history: Iowa and Minnesota are said to favor Nebraska’s 1913 bid to join the Western Conference, but the distance factor is giving other schools pause.

Anatomy of an Era: Al Papik coached against Tom Osborne the player before assisting the efforts of Tom Osborne the coach.

Former Marine Eric Kapitulik helps Nebraska football get with The Program

OWH camp countdown, No. 50 to 46:* Daniels, Newell, Sichterman, Pickering, Wilson.

Roman Purcell,* a 2020 quarterback from Indiana, was one of the standouts at the Huskers’ second Friday Night Lights camp. | 5 thoughts | Updates & discussion | Video | Photos: 1, 2,* 3*

Bigger doesn’t always turn out to be better when it comes to O-line recruits’ weight.

SB Nation’s Bill Connelly previews the 2018 Huskers and sees the makings of “a Year Zero season” for Scott Frost.

Offensive tackle Matthew Anderson from Louisiana has committed to the Huskers for 2019. | Coverage & highlights | Class of 2019 | Discuss

Anatomy of an Era: More from Kevin Ramaekers, including controversial calls in the narrow loss to Florida State.

Tomorrow’s Friday Night Lights* camp won’t have the sizzle of last year’s marquee event, but it could still prove productive for Husker recruiting. | Fan info

Mike Riley’s* hiring by the San Antonio franchise of the Alliance of American Football is now official.

Here are some Throwback Thursday highlights of Nebraska’s 1963 win at Minnesota, starring Dennis Claridge and Tony Jeter.

Breon Dixon is adamant that he’s not afraid to hit* even though he packs less weight than most linebackers.

Anatomy of an Era: For Kevin Ramaekers, it was “the absolute, ultimate wake-up call” — having his scholarship taken away.

Juco prospect Jonathan Alexander is an example of the staff’s willingness to envision athletes at new positions. | Philosophy on transfers

Players say Zach Duval’s workouts* are “a good kind of brutal.”

Scott Frost issues a challenge to kids at Nebraska’s free youth camp.