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Offensive coordinator Troy Walters says receiver Tyjon Lindsey’s decision to transfer came as a surprise. Get all the coverage from Wednesday morning’s practice here. | Updates & discussion

Nebraska has struggled for years to get the most out of its four-star recruits.* | 2017 washout* | Recruiting notes: 1, 2

Anatomy of an Era: Defensive back John Reece recalls that after the 1990 season, “people thought that Tom was just outdated and it was time to move on.”

Receiver Tyjon Lindsey, one of the Huskers’ highest-rated* signees in recent years, has been granted a release from the team. | Discuss

Devine Ozigbo’s rise to No. 1 at running back is no surprise* to the members of the defense who have faced him in practice. | Carriker interview*

Rob Zatechka dives deep into discipline, coaching and culture in the latest Husker Doc Talk.

Erik Chinander says more tough love is in order for his Husker defense. Get all the coverage from Tuesday’s practice here. | Updates & discussion

The OWH breaks down the Huskers’ woeful penalty numbers.*

Anatomy of an Era: Bruce Moore says the coaches in the early ’90s “really stepped it up” and made “solid changes, visible changes, rather than continuing to do what they’d been doing a long time.”

Husker Dan is ready for Nebraska’s “Groundhog Day” role to end.

Coach Paul Chryst says Wisconsin is expecting Nebraska’s best shot: “You see what they’re capable of being and that’s a really good football team.” | Notes

Scott Frost says the mistake-filled Purdue game opened players’ eyes to the importance of doing things right during the week. Get all the coverage from Monday’s press conference here. | Updates & discussion

The latest depth chart is out, and there are changes at multiple positions.

JD Spielman gets Pro Football Focus’s highest Week 5 grade among Big Ten wide receivers.

Poll question: Will Nebraska turn things around against Wisconsin?

Bill Moos has added country club memberships for key Athletic Department fundraisers.

Anatomy of an Era: Before he was a Blackshirt, Bruce Moore was a walk-on who came close to walking away.

Brett Maher nails a game-winning field goal for the Dallas Cowboys as time expires. | More NFL Huskers

Many of the Huskers’ troubles have more to do with coaching, talent and strategy than with program culture, Sam McKewon* writes. More commentary: Sipple, Washut, Carriker

Opposing offenses are making hay on third-and-long* against the Husker defense. | Dose of hope from Martinez

See how the Huskers and Badgers match up statistically. | 3-touchdown underdogs

It could be an interesting week of personnel decisions for the Husker staff, Brian Christopherson writes.

This week in Husker history: Even Minnesota’s student manager plays as Minnesota routs the 1943 Huskers.

Purdue 42, Nebraska 28. The Huskers show some second-half fight but fall to the Boilermakers. Go to the game page for the details. | Stryker commentary | Postgame presser | Highlights| Big Red Over-Reaction

Keeping the faith? Husker fans tell Tad Stryker how it’s done.

Check out segments from Saturday morning’s BTN Tailgate show that aired from Lincoln.

The 0-3 Huskers have a laundry list of bad habits to clean up as they try to turn things around Saturday against Purdue. Get the pregame reads from Lincoln (1, 2, 3), Omaha (1, 2, 3, 4),* Grand Island (1, 2),* Lafayette (1, 2)* and Fort Wayne. Commentary: Sipple, Vogel, Christopherson, Callahan, Shatel,* DeFabo.*

FLIP SHEET | PICKS | STATS | BBS

Jaron Woodyard is among the receivers aiming to step up and provide needed depth behind Stanley Morgan and JD Spielman.

Here are details about the BTN Tailgate show that airs Saturday morning from Lincoln. | Osborne’s special guest

Husker247 recaps the developments of Purdue week.

Nebraska isn’t finished looking for junior college help* in the 2019 recruiting cycle.

Anatomy of an Era: O-lineman Aaron Taylor says Milt Tenopir “taught that you always get the first lick in. Always put that doubt in their mind first.”

Former Husker punter and placekicker Rich Sanger has died at age 66. | ’73 media guide page | 2013 interview

The Huskers’ special teams* have been a mess, and Steve Sipple says that might be a symptom of a larger issue. | Trusting the process

Rondale Moore, Purdue’s electric true freshman, has the full attention of Nebraska’s defensive players and coaches.

Ahman Green* listened to his dad and stuck with football after considering quitting in high school.

Five more in-state prospects* get walk-on offers. | McKewon: Stars and hearts* | Recruiting notes: 1, 2

Scott Frost says Thursday’s practice was “a lot better than last week. We’re practicing well. Sooner or later it’s going to lead to results.” | Full coverage | Updates & discussion

What’s your prediction for Saturday’s game? | Athlon & Carriker* picks | More predictions

He walked away from the NFL to be a full-time drug addict. Now Ricky Simmons* is devoted to helping others get sober.

SB Nation dives into some of the stats that are bogging down the Huskers.

Anatomy of an Era: Aaron Taylor discusses the Unity Council’s role in the Lawrence Phillips case.

Nebraska appears likely to rely more heavily* on quarterback Adrian Martinez’s legs to get the offense going.

Scouting the Boilermakers: Freshman receiver/returner Rondale Moore gives pass-heavy Purdue* an explosive new weapon.

Fox Sports’ Joel Klatt says he believes Scott Frost and Adrian Martinez will be a winning combination for Nebraska.

College Football News previews the game and sees Purdue winning by six. | More predictions

The Patriots have placed Rex Burkhead on injured reserve after the former Husker was hurt on a special-teams play Sunday.

The rotation at running back may have a different look Saturday as Maurice Washington battles an illness and Wyatt Mazour gets more reps. Get full coverage of Wednesday’s practice here. | Updates & discussion

A Purdue site previews the game and says it’s not an automatic victory for the Boilermakers. | Purdue notes*

ESPN’s Paul Finebaum calls Nebraska the nation’s most disappointing team so far in 2018. | Discuss