• The Huskers take on Oklahoma State today as Nebraskans' fan loyalty is being put to the test. Game-day coverage from Grand Island (1, 2, 3), Lincoln, Omaha, Tulsa (1, 2, 3, 4) and OKC (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)*. | Commentary: Sipple, McKeever, Sittler | Game predictions

• Ndamukong Suh may be sidelined for today's game.

• Ted Gilmore at the Big Red Breakfast: Simplify things and let guys play.

• Jeff has his latest Scarlet Commentary.

• Alumni and Booster chapter leaders send a letter of support to the team.

• The next two games are as crucial as any in the Callahan era, Blair Kerkhoff writes. Sam McKewon offers his five keys, and Jon Schuetz has The List.

• The Cowboys bring a strong running game to Lincoln. On defense, two tackles have been working overtime. OSU notes.

• Linebackers Phillip Dillard and Lance Brandenburgh move up.

• The Pokes avoid being distracted by Mike Gundy's YouTube moment.

• Zach Potter draws praise for his improved play on a D-line that's short on depth.

• "This isn't where we hoped we'd be at this point," Steve Pederson says. But the A.D. won't make any decisions on the basis of a "snapshot in time."

• Blunt-talking Jason Peter says his loyalty is to the program.

• Jim Dolezal, the LJS and John Bishop break down the OSU game. More predictions here.

• Opponents' offenses keep racking up season bests against NU, and third down is a glaring trouble spot. Wednesday notes: 1, 2, 3

• Marlon Lucky and others discuss what has happened to the running game.

• OSU linebacker Patrick Lavine has learned his position on the fly. OSU notes: 1, 2

• Kyle Vanden Bosch is a nominee for NFL defensive player of the week.

• Husker Dan checks in with his Missouri report and more Army news.

• Success comes quickly to OSU freshman running back Kendall Hunter.

• Will Sunday's team meeting help turn things around?

• Here are some OSU notes from Tuesday.

• Chase Daniel says NU's defensive scheme Saturday was "high school stuff."

• The Athletic Dept. has updated info on Saturday's PPV telecast.

• The OWH's Mitch Sherman says recruiting hype isn't matched by performance.

• The team is determined to right the ship, says Bill Callahan. More from Tuesday's press conference: Keller, Depth chart (1, 2), Coaching staff

• OSU quarterback Zac Robinson suffered a concussion Saturday but is expected to start* as the Cowboys look for a defining road victory under Mike Gundy.

• Steve Pederson says the coaching staff has his support.

• The Colonel, David Max, Wall Street Husker and John Bishop have their assessments of the Missouri game and where we go from here.

• Bill Callahan rejects the notion that the players lack intensity.

• NU's defense is on pace to set a number of records it would rather avoid.

• The Blackshirts try to come up with a scheme to slow down spread offenses.

• Bill Callahan's passion for the game isn't rubbing off on his players, Steve Sipple writes. Sam McKewon has advice for the disgruntled fan.

• In a battle of the Huskers' next two foes, Texas A&M rallies to nip Oklahoma State, 24-23. See how the Huskers and Cowboys match up statistically.

• A 10-year championship-team anniversary reunion will take place next weekend.

• The Oklahoma State game will be on pay per view with an 11:30 a.m. kickoff.

• COL4NE has three OSU ticket/lodging packages for auction.

• See how things went in the Cowboys' spring game.