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This week in Husker history: Kevin Steele joins Tom Osborne’s staff as linebackers coach.

Scott Frost has done more than just talk the talk when it comes to mentoring.*

Stanley Morgan Jr.’s time in the 40 at the NFL Scouting Combine* seems sufficient to maintain his draft stock. | Results

The latest position previews focus on the linebackers and safeties (1, 2).  | Nine storylines

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Psychologist Dr. Jack Stark performed his practice both en masse and one-on-one, and he was a key figure behind the player-led Unity Council.

Tight end turned offensive lineman Jimmy Fritzsche is ready to dive into Nebraska’s development plan as he strives to get bigger and stronger.

In a reversal from a year ago, Nebraska’s cornerbacks are now seen as a strength. | D-line preview

Quarterback Harrison Beck insists he could have led the Huskers to a national title if he hadn’t “fired” Nebraska and left in August 2006. | Discuss

Hail Varsity looks at the quarterback situations across the Big Ten West, including Alex Hornibrook’s early exit at Wisconsin.

Adam Carriker has some advice* for Adrian Martinez as the hype builds.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: There was no avoiding the books with Keith Zimmer and Dennis Leblanc riding you nonstop.

The spring previews just keep on coming: Defensive backs | Offensive line | Inside linebackers | Special teams | Seniors to watch

It’s a big weekend for Stanley Morgan Jr.* as the record-setting Husker receiver tries to improve his draft stock at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Nebraska’s revenue was No. 6 in the Big Ten in the 2017-18 academic year.

Hail Varsity looks at the defense’s potential and question marks, while the LJS previews the outside linebackers.

Poll question: Will Adrian Martinez be one of Nebraska’s great quarterbacks?

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Athletic trainers George Sullivan and Jerry Weber.

Scott Frost has reason to hope quarterback Adrian Martinez will become “the greatest to ever play at Nebraska at that position.” | More on Tuioti* | Washington’s case

Jovan Dewitt, coach of the Huskers’ outside linebackers, is battling a form of cancer in his throat, and Scott Frost says there’s a “high percent chance” it’s curable.

The final monthly severance payment* of $128,009 has been issued to Bo Pelini.

Scott Frost talks about his new assistant coach, strength & conditioning and more in a luncheon address in Lincoln.* | Video

Another set of Heisman Trophy odds has Adrian Martinez near the top.

Despite a returning starter at QB, there are questions for the offense. More spring previews: receivers, linebackers, defensive line,  running backs, tight ends, juniors to watch, special teams.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Doak Ostergard was part athletic trainer, part reconnaissance man.

Lineman Nash Hutmacher, one of the nation’s top wrestlers, is a recruiting priority for the Huskers. | Walk-on influx*

Former Husker Randy Gregory is suspended a fourth time for violating the NFL’s substance abuse policy and the terms of his conditional reinstatement.

Spring drills start in six days. See the full schedule here.

The hiring of Tony Tuioti as defensive line coach is now official.  | McKewon’s three takes* | D-line preview

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Bryan Bailey was the mad scientist and motivator in the weight room.

Tony Tuioti of Cal is reportedly Nebraska’s pick to replace Mike Dawson as coach of the defensive line.* | Bio | Discuss

Previewing the defensive and offensive lines. | The QBs | More battles to watch*

Jerry Murtaugh* talks with Adam Carriker about the Husker Greats Foundation, his rocky relationship with Bob Devaney and more.

Tommie Frazier preaches patience with Scott Frost’s rebuilding of the program.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Boyd Epley provided a pivotal moment by laying down the law during a team meeting in early 1991.

Former Husker quarterback Tommy Armstrong makes a splash in his Indoor Football League debut in Grand Island.

Hail Varsity sees factors that point to a more efficient offense for the Huskers in 2019.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Behind the scenes, the support staff kept the machine humming.

This week in Husker history: NU loses its captain for 1914 as quarterback Max Towle is declared ineligible by the Missouri Valley Conference.

The LJS previews the spring competition at receiver and running back. | 5 sophs to watch

Tad Stryker says there’s reason to believe that Scott Frost is thinking outside the box in regard to replacing defensive line coach Mike Dawson.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Personal attention and feedback bolstered the players’ trust in the coaches and the system.

Former Husker defensive back Mohammed Seisay has signed a free-agent deal with the Memphis Express of the AAF.

Hall of Famer Bob Brown reflects on what it was like to be a black student-athlete at Nebraska in the early 1960s.

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: Fairness and equality of opportunity meant everything to the players, much as it does in any workplace environment.

Barrett Ruud has high hopes for junior linebackers Will Honas and Collin Miller.

Athlon previews the competition on the offensive line. | LJS on the QBs

Anatomy of an Era, the Final Chapter: The will to prepare to win might have been just as important as the will to win.

Barrett Ruud talks fundamentals with local high school coaches.

Join around 30 former Huskers at the second Alumni Cap event May 3rd.

Husker247 looks at several juniors and seniors looking to break through this season.