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Spring practice began Wednesday, March 24. The 15-practice session concluded with the annual Red-White game April 17 at Memorial Stadium.

• Pre-spring depth chart | roster
• Media guide (48 pages in six PDF files): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
• Bill Callahan pre-spring press conference: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

COVERAGE

• Bill Callahan doesn’t expect smooth sailing for Joe Dailey and the new offense this afternoon. More on today’s Red-White game: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Blocking remains a key part of the receivers’ repertoire.
• Aaron Graham says the O-line has a lot to overcome in little time.
• The huge crowd expected Saturday will include dozens of potential recruits: 1, 2
• Jay Moore gets noticed at defensive end but knows he must get stronger.
• The Athletic Department releases more game-day details.
• Bill Callahan says the turmoil of the staff changes is a thing of the past.
• SportsLine’s Dennis Dodd takes a look at the Huskers’ makeover.
• Bill Callahan lays out his plans for the spring game.
• Seppo Evwaraye aims to be more than a spring phenomenon.
• After a rocky start, Darren DeLone settles in at No. 1 left tackle.
• More on the resurgence of Wali Muhammad: 1, 2
• An update on defenders Le Kevin Smith and the Bullocks brothers.
• Sandro DeAngelis enters his senior season with a chip on his shoulder.
• Bo Ruud so far is living up to his position coach’s high expectations.
• Notes from the Monday April 12th practice: 1, 2
• Dennis Wagner’s system gives the O-line a lot to learn.
• Wali Muhammad nears completion of a comeback from a spinal injury.
• Bill Callahan’s NFL-style approach manifests itself in several ways.
• As the O-line struggles (1, 2), Joe Dailey learns to make better decisions under fire. More from the Friday April 9th scrimmage: 1, 2, 3, 4
• David Horne says he’s practicing “with something to prove.”
• The players gear up for the April 9th major scrimmage.
• Steve Kriewald knows soft hands are a plus in the fullbacks’ new rold.
• Two mostly forgotten linebackers from last season aim to step up.
• Most of the reps at QB go to Joe Dailey. More from the Wednesday April 7th practice: 1, 2
• Jay Moore comes on strong at defensive end.
• A trimmer Cory Ross embraces the changes on offense: 1, 2
• The coaches continue to shuffle the offensive line.
• The adaptable Stewart Bradley vies for a starting spot at linebacker.
• Matt Herian’s improved strength catches the coaches’ attention.
• A former eight-man football player survives the walk-on cutbacks.
• Joe Dailey doesn’t miss the option game.
• Punting has always been a passion for Sam Koch.
• The offense finally asserts itself in the Saturday April 3rd situational scrimmage.
• John Blake seeks depth on the defensive line. Notes from the Friday April 2nd practice.
• Josh Bullocks says the switch to more man-to-man coverage shouldn’t hurt him.
• Mike Stuntz sees the spring as a fresh start.
• After initial doubts, Seppo Evwaraye is glad he switched to offense.
• The fullbacks get a handle on their new roles.
• “We have a long ways to go on offense yet,” Bill Callahan says after the Wednesday March 31st practice.
• A fractured hip isn’t enough to keep Mike Erickson off the field.
• Defensive ends Jay Moore and Adam Carricker set high goals for themselves.
• The playbook just keeps getting thicker for the receivers, and the new offensive linemen also face a steep learning curve. Notes from the Monday March 29th practice: 1, 2
• Bo Ruud says he doesn’t feel pressured following in his brother’s footsteps.
• The defensive line earns praise as NU ends a week of up-tempo practices.
• The Huskers have a motivator at running-backs coach in Randy Jordan.
• Two redshirt freshmen contend for playing time at cornerback. More from the Friday March 26th practice: 1, 2
• The I-backs catch on to catching the ball.
• Seppo Evwaraye hopes this is the year he can turn potential into playing time.
• Left off the two-deep depth chart, David Horne has something to prove.
• Notes from the Thursday March 25th practice: 1, 2
• The West Coast offense is the new wave, but it has some old-school elements.
• Bill Callahan likes the energy and effort as he sets a fast pace for the Huskers on the opening day of spring drills. More: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
• From the Athletic Department, previews of the offense, defense and special teams.
• The new era starts to unfold today as spring drills begin. More: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
• NCAA rule changes make the new staff’s task this spring even tougher.
• Good teaching by the coaches can help make the move to a new offense a quick success, Tom Rathman says. More on the offense and defense as the Huskers enter their first week of spring drills.