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As the premiere nears, former Husker Josh Davis describes the making of the “Day By Day” Nebraska football documentary.

Ochaun Mathis’ mother relishes a family milestone: Her son’s college graduation day.

Are Nebraska’s listed title odds based on reality or instead on fan fervor?

Husker Doc Talk: Mark Emmert is leaving a mess behind at the NCAA.

Former Nebraska wide receiver Demariyon Houston lands at Missouri after a year in the junior college ranks.

A doctor is offering free LASIK surgery* to all Husker athletes in exchange for social-media exposure documenting their experience.

Two-way Creighton Prep lineman Rocco Marcelino* appears set to start reeling in Power Five offers.

CBS Sports lists Nebraska among the top transfer portal winners.

Steven M. Sipple says farewell* after more than three decades* with the Lincoln Journal Star. | Video

Tom Osborne discusses the new documentary “Day by Day: The Rise” with Adam Carriker and says it includes details that even he hadn’t been aware of.

Seven of 24 starters for Nebraska in 2022 could be from the transfer portal.

Incoming transfers have made the headlines, but Caleb Tannor figures to be as much a central figure for the Blackshirts as anyone.

Former Husker defensive lineman Casey Rodgers names Oregon as his transfer destination.* | Discuss

Ochaun Mathis elaborates on why he chose* Nebraska.

NIL restrictions are in the works as coaches bemoan boosters’ clout* in the new “Now It’s Legal” world of college athletics.

Adam Carriker digs into the X’s and O’s of what the Huskers can do on defense with the new transfer additions. | Portal talk

Athlon list five Huskers as potential NFL draftees in 2023.

Nebraska’s spring game attendance ranks fifth nationally for 2022.

Devin Drew, a transfer defensive lineman from Texas Tech,* announces he’ll be a Husker.* | Discuss | Analysis: Christopherson, McKewon,* Smith,* Marik*

Husker Dan tracks Samori Touré’s journey to the NFL draft.

Tim Wurth, who earned three letters as a 5-foot-7 I-back and fullback for Nebraska, has died at age 64.* | 1980 bio | His 100-yard day

The NCAA penalizes the Huskers and coach Scott Frost for improper use of an analyst. | Discuss | Shatel commentary*

The Philadelphia Eagles’ Jason Kelce heartily endorses Cam Jurgens, his apparent successor at center.

Tad Stryker sees Ochaun Mathis as a much-needed playmaker — and his decision as a sign of Nebraska’s strength in the NIL arena. | Christopherson and Sipple* on Mathis | Mathis video interview

Sam McKewon calls for a more restrictive* transfer portal to counterbalance the clout of NIL collectives. | Callahan’s rundown

After getting pounded 12-1 in Sunday’s first game, Iowa scores two 10th-inning runs to earn a series victory over Nebraska.

Nebraska is navigating the rapid changes* in name, image and likeness, including the rise of collectives.

This week in Husker history: Cletus Fischer, the first of four brothers to letter at Nebraska, stars in the 1947 spring game.

A Day 3 shutout for Nebraska is averted as Samori Touré becomes the third Husker taken in the NFL draft, while JoJo Domann and others go the free-agent route.

Nebraska’s pass rush gets a boost as Ochaun Mathis, the highly sought-after transfer from TCU,* opts for Nebraska over Texas. | Video & discussion | Analysis: Callahan, McKewon* | Carriker gut reaction | Bio

Center Cam Jurgens goes to the Philadelphia Eagles and cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt is taken by the Cincinnati Bengals in the second round of the NFL draft. Go here for coverage. | Husker Hour commentary

Three Huskers have entered the transfer portal: Damian Jackson, Chris Walker from the defense, and wide receiver Latrell Neville.

Friday’s rounds* should be when at least a couple of Huskers’ names are called in the NFL draft.

Though hit with injuries, the tight ends* are poised for a bigger role in the offense. | O-line recap

Friday’s baseball game against Iowa has been moved up to 3:35 p.m. because of a forecast for severe weather.

JoJo Domann discusses the ups and downs of his journey from youth football to the NFL’s doorstep. | Path to the draft: Jurgens (1, 2*) Taylor-Britt,* more* | Importance of development*

Nebraska’s bats stay hot in a 14-3 rout of Omaha.

Noah Vedral has become a de facto coach on the field* for Rutgers, Nebraska’s Oct. 7th opponent.

Here’s a rundown of Husker prospects in the NFL draft, which starts Thursday.

The Huskers steal seven bases en route to an 8-6 baseball win over Kansas State.

Nebraska volleyball defensive specialist Keonilei Akana is entering the transfer portal after two seasons in Lincoln.

Deondre Jackson, the transfer running back from Texas A&M who committed to the Huskers in January, will not attend* Nebraska after all. | Discuss

Husker Dan analyzes Casey Thompson’s prospects in the Big Ten.

Scott Frost talks on the radio* about the depth issues* on the defensive line, breaking down position barriers and more.* | Video

Jeremy Pernell’s ranking of the top 100 NFL draft prospects includes a couple of Huskers. | Discuss

A couple of perspectives on the competition at running back: 1,* 2

It’s a crucial week, but JoJo Domann* is “not losing sleep” over where he’ll land in the NFL draft.

Sam McKewon makes note of a coincidental common thread* in the woes of the big three Nebraska men’s sports. | Sipple on Pelini* | Callahan’s rundown

Husker baseball avoids a sweep at Indiana with a 19-7 romp.

Texas Tech transfer D-lineman Devin Drew says after a weekend visit to Lincoln that Nebraska looks like “a good fit” and “a good opportunity.” | It’s UT or NU for Mathis