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Jaz Shelley and Alexis Markowski earn second-team All-Big Ten honors in women’s basketball, and Markowski is named freshman of the year.

Husker Dan chimes in on the first day of spring practice.

The quarterback race, the energy of the revamped staff and more were discussed as spring practices kicked off for Nebraska. Go here for coverage, video and commentary. | Updates & discussion | Spring media guide | Practice schedule

Regardless of who’s at quarterback, the running game* will be what matters, Sam McKewon writes. | Sipple: An important spring* | Five storylines | Projected 2-deeps on offense* | Athlon spring preview

The Husker men are on the right end of a 93-70 rout at Penn State, and the women end their regular season with a 73-59 win over Northwestern.

It’s a winless weekend for Husker baseball as TCU fends off Nebraska’s bases-loaded threat in the ninth inning Sunday.

Here are 10 questions to ponder on the eve of spring football.

Joe Moglia has a lot to say about the NCAA, the transfer portal and NIL in the latest Husker Doc Talk podcast.

This week in Husker history: Expansion for the Big Six, eyeing the I formation, and a controversial redesign of football uniforms.

This season is wide receiver Omar Manning’s final chance to put it all together as a Husker.

Tad Stryker wonders how long it will take for patience and loyalty to bear fruit in the Huskers’ major revenue sports. | Sipple: Embrace discomfort*

With spring drills* starting Monday, there are questions to be answered on offense.* | Linebacker preview

Iowa pulls away with an 11-0 run in the second half for an 88-78 win over the Husker men on Senior Night in Lincoln.

Wide receiver Will Nixon enters the transfer portal, as does outside linebacker Pheldarius Payne for a second time.

All eyes are on the quarterbacks, but here are seven other position battles* worth watching, and it’s a big spring for these five redshirt freshmen.

Fred Hoiberg will stay on next season as head coach for men’s basketball under a restructured contract.* | More from Trev Alberts: 1, 2* | Shatel commentary*

Five Huskers on offense discuss the upcoming spring drills and what’s different so far under the new assistants: Video and tweets

Athlon ranks the Huskers’ transfer class second in the Big Ten. | A look at Hunter Anthony

Here’s a look at some of the biggest questions* facing the defense.* | Walk-ons to watch*

Jaz Shelley scores 20 points as the Husker women fend off Wisconsin and secure an 80-70 road win.

Nebraska extends offers to twin defensive linemen Grayson and Gabriel Murphy, who are in the transfer portal* out of North Texas.

Josh Banderas and Kieron Williams join Freedom Akinmoladun as USFL draftees.

The OWH looks at seven players facing “prove it” time this spring.*

Recruiting appears to be an early beneficiary of the football staff changes.

Dave Feit has a batch of hot takes on Nebrasketball, Big Ten cash and women’s hoops.

Three-star quarterback William “Pop” Watson III from Massachusetts announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Coverage & highlights | Class of ’23 | Discuss

A mock draft has three Huskers getting picked by NFL teams in April.

Athlon looks a five newcomers with potential to make in impact this season for the Huskers.

From Adam Carriker, what a day in the life of a college football player is like during winter conditioning.

Husker Doc Talk: Behind the scenes with a Big Ten football side judge.

Husker Dan gives his endorsement of the Mickey Joseph hire.

A pair of Friday Night Lights events will again be part of the Huskers’ camp lineup in June.

On the offensive line, there are shoes to fill, new faces in the mix and a new coach tasked with elevating the group’s play. | Three things we know*

Sam Sledge, offensive lineman from Omaha Creighton Prep and son of former Husker Bob Sledge, announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Coverage & highlights | Discuss | Class of 2023

Husker247 looks at the restoration project that’s under way with special teams, and HuskerOnline previews the competition at tight end.

Allison Weidner’s 23-point outing paces the Husker women to a 93-70 win over Minnesota. | McKewon commentary*

Nebraska baseball is off to a 1-3 start after wrapping up a four-game series at Sam Houston with a loss Sunday.

The mask requirement at Husker home games has been lifted.

This week in Husker history: An effort to outlaw football in Nebraska, pulling the plug on Camp Curtis, and the birth of a legend.

Defensive coordinator Erik Chinander sees the pressure to win* as a good thing.

News of Ashley Scoggin’s removal from the women’s basketball roster comes on the same day it is announced that associate head coach Chuck Love has been suspended* over an unspecified “personnel matter.”

With all four 2021 football captains departed, a new crop of leaders* needs to emerge.

New running backs coach Bryan Applewhite preaches toughness: “I apply pressure every day. … You’re going to get better or you’re going to quit.” | Anthony Grant profile

Transfer O-lineman Kevin Williams intends to make a mark as a Husker in 2022.

Maryland turns the tide in the first three minutes of the second half, and Nebrasketball drops to 1-14 in the Big Ten.

Another opportunity to become a force in the Huskers’ backfield awaits running back Jaquez Yant.

The College Football playoff will remain at four teams through at least 2025 after expansion talks fail.

Ahman Green talks with Adam Carriker about the importance of visualizing success in football.

The Husker women collapse in the fourth quarter as Penn State uses a 15-0 run to pull off an 83-76 upset.

NBC is expected to make a big push for Big Ten media rights, which could fetch $1.1 billion annually.