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Tennessee and Nebraska enter the season in similar situations* two decades after facing each other as top-tier teams.

The Huskers held a situational scrimmage Friday, and Scott Frost provided updates afterward, including the news of a season-ending injury to backup offensive lineman Christian Gaylord. | Updates & discussion | Fall camp schedule

You know the season is near when Brian Brown’s printable schedule arrives. Download it here.

Former Nebraska defensive backs Ralph Brown and Bryan Wilson are bullish on the 2019 Huskers.

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ESPN’s 150-year ranking of college football programs has Nebraska at No. 8, right behind Yale.

Thursday’s practice had no media access, but here are photos and video, plus new articles gleaned from practices earlier in the week. | Fall camp schedule

In this keynote address at Offutt AFB, Scott Frost provides insights into his leadership philosophy and his approach to improving the culture of Nebraska football. | Discuss

Orah Garst overcame personal hurdles on his way to becoming the Huskers’ director of Football Creative and Engagement.

Wednesday morning’s practice featured media access for the first 45 minutes and comments from the quarterbacks afterward. You can find coverage, videos and photos here. | Updates & discussion | Fall camp schedule

Four Huskers — Tommie Frazier, Dave Rimington, Ndamukong Suh and Johnny Rodgers — fill five first-team spots on CBS Sports’ All-Time All-America Team, and five more earn second-team or honorable-mention recognition.

Linebacker Zach Schlager from McCook is leaving Colorado State and plans to walk on at Nebraska, says his father.

Here are photos and coverage from Tuesday morning’s practice, which featured comments afterward from defensive coaches and players about Sunday’s scrimmage and new arrival Jahkeem Green. | Updates & discussion | Fall camp schedule

The Associated Press previews the Huskers and the Big Ten, with Nebraska the pick as West Division champs.

True freshman Luke McCaffrey is quickly becoming a prime contender for the No. 2 spot at quarterback.*

Athlon writers look at each game and predict a 9- or 10-win regular season for the 2019 Huskers.

Last month’s Husker Football Road Race raised $39,000 for the fight against pediatric brain cancer.

Nebraska is No. 7 on Sports Illustrated’s list of Greatest Programs in College Football History.

Husker Dan unveils the members of the offense on his in-state Husker Dream Team.

Transfer defensive lineman Jahkeem Green is officially a Husker* and may be practicing by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Husker Doc Talk takes up the first week of fall camp and more, plus there’s an interview with David Max.

Four-star outside linebacker Kaden Johnson* from Minnesota has become a top priority in Nebraska’s recruiting for 2020. | Opening-game visitors

The Game of the Century is No. 7 and the 1984 Orange Bowl is No. 2 in Sports Illustrated’s Greatest Games in College Football History. | Game pages: NU-Okla., NU-Miami

Monday Morning Quarterback: How many starting positions do you think are already set?

Tad Stryker sees improvement on the defensive line as key to a resurgence by Nebraska in 2019.

It’s now or never for senior receivers Mike Williams and Jaron Woodyard.

Steve Sipple views head strength coach Zach Duval as No. 2 in importance in the Nebraska football realm.

The Huskers had their first major scrimmage of fall camp Sunday, and here is some video footage. | Fall camp schedule

Heightened physicality in practice bodes well for the quest to improve the Huskers’ toughness* on game days.

Luke Gifford nabs an interception for the Dallas Cowboys in a preseason game but later suffers a high-ankle sprain.

The veterans in the defensive secondary are aiming to bring out the best in the talented newcomers who are vying for their jobs. | State rivalries | Newsome making case

Steve Sipple sees the Huskers going 8-4 in a season marked by big wins and maddening losses.

Here are a few Athletic Department photos from Saturday’s practice. | Recap of week | Fall camp schedule

A Pennsylvania writer previews the Huskers and predicts a 9-3 season. | New Bovada odds

Will Shields’ Oklahoma roots are the focus as the former Husker gets set for another hall-of-fame honor.

Juco transfer defensive tackle Jahkeem Green is expected to be enrolled in Lincoln as soon as this weekend.

Former Husker fullback Andy Janovich will miss part of the Denver Broncos’ season because of a pectoral injury.

Nebraska’s eighth opponent, Indiana, has a chance for its first winning season since 2007.

Linebacker JoJo Domann is back, and Scott Frost likes the team’s intensity and coachability thus far. Get all the news, photos and video from Friday’s practice here. | Updates & discussion | Fall camp schedule

Athlon says these five Huskers in particular need a breakout performance in fall camp. | Five creating buzz

ESPN’s Bill Connelly sees “eight wins and a top-30 performance” as a reasonable expectation for Nebraska rather than a leap into the top 10.

Turner Gill discusses his days at Nebraska and his switch from head coaching to being Arkansas’ “staff guru.”

Here are Athletic Department photos and video from Thursday’s practice, which had no media access. Wednesday’s post-practice interviews are continuing to generate stories here.

Sports Illustrated ranks the Huskers 24th and says to expect them to be “in the Big Ten West title chase deep into November.”

Coaches in the Big Ten talk anonymously about their conference opponents, including Nebraska.

Reporters got their first look at practice Wednesday morning, and afterward there were updates from coaches and players on offense. Get all the coverage here. | Updates & discussion | Camp schedule | 110-man camp roster

After a humbling 2018 season, Caleb Tannor* says he’s ready for “the real me” to produce.

Former Colorado coach Gary Barnett expects the enthusiasm to return* to Boulder when the Huskers visit next month.

Former Husker Niles Paul announces his retirement from the NFL* after eight seasons in the league.

With 16 returning starters, Minnesota is looking to build on its strong finish to 2018.