• Today brings another in a series of Nebraska-Colorado games built on disorder. Get your pregame perspectives from the papers in Lincoln (1, 2), Omaha, Grand Island (1, 2), Boulder,* Denver (1, 2) and Longmont. | Commentary: Sipple, McKeever, McKewon, Woelk,* Paige | Predictions

• Colorado’s athletic director urges CU fans to be classy.*

• Johnny Rodgers‘ new restaurant and sports bar will be open for the CU game.

• There’s no more holding back for Marlon Lucky. Wednesday notes: 1, 2, 3

• Bill Callahan has guarded his privacy during his four years in Lincoln. What happens come Saturday is anyone’s guess.

• A Denver columnist yearns for the days when the NU-CU stakes were much higher. But the players are still primed* for the game.

• Nebraska’s prowess on offense has the Buffs’ attention.

• The LJS breaks down the Buffs and the OWH analyzes the matchups.

• Nebraska kids will always be the program’s heart and soul, Tim Cassidy says at Wednesday’s Big Red Breakfast.

• See game previews from Jim Dolezal and others on the prediction page.

• Officials in Boulder don’t expect a repeat* of 2005’s crowd problems. CU notes.

• Joe Ganz traveled a frustrating road before finally being considered good enough.

• Cornerback Anthony Blue comes on strong for the defense. Tuesday notes: 1, 2

• Husker Dan and Jeff check in with their latest assessments.

• CU cornerback Terrence Wheatley is slow to recover from a foot injury.

• Colorado seniors try to get the team pumped up about the Nebraska game.

• Bill Callahan says his only concern this week is beating CU. Monday notes.

• Going to the game in Boulder? Visit Big Red of the Rockies in Estes Park.

• The Buffs are focused on making things difficult for Joe Ganz. Jordan Dizon’s toughness is a plus for the CU defense.

• It’s been a season of peaks and valleys for the Buffs.

• Jake Behrens from Millard North toils at fullback for the Buffaloes.

• Marlon Lucky quietly closes in on a milestone as a dual-threat back.

• The LJS sorts out the not-so-simple Big 12 bowl situation.

• University police investigate a death threat against Kevin Cosgrove.

• CO4NE will have pre/post CU game events. Get your NUOWNSCU shirt.

• The Athletic Dept.’s Randy York says the Huskers will go to a bowl if invited.

• Bill Callahan says of NU’s successes at quarterback: “that’s development, that’s coaching, that’s system.” | Monday notes: 1, 2 | Commentary

• Patience and persistence pay off for Joe Ganz, who is named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week.

• The NU-CU game has become a playoff for bowl eligibility. See how the teams’ stats match up.

• The next opponent, Colorado, falls to Iowa State in Ames, 31-28.

• CU spring scrimmage coverage: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7