• It's an intriguing road debut for the 2010 Huskers and their freshman QB. Read up on today's game from news outlets in Omaha (1, 2, 3, 4), Lincoln (1, 2, 3), Grand Island, Seattle (1, 2, 3, 4), Tacoma and Everett (1, 2), plus the Associated Press.

• Husky Stadium's noise can be extra tough to prepare for. | NU notes: 1, 2, 3

• Games against NU helped define UW football in the 1990s. | Washington notes: 1, 2

• Sam McKewon lists his five keys to Saturday's game.

• UW receiver Jermaine Kearse is eager to face the challenge Nebraska presents.

• A chance to lead UW to a special season is one reason Jake Locker returned.

• Hometown Husker: Lance Thorell, special-teams starter from tiny Loomis, NE.

• Husker Dan reviews the Idaho game and talks about the upcoming Husker Salute.

• KLIN hosts Jack and John preview the Washington game with Brenden Stai. (audio)

• Both defensive coordinators have some of that mad-dog intensity.

• Are Taylor Martinez and the offense ready to go vertical with the passing game?

• UW's Jake Locker has rare physical talents and is lacking only in wins.

• Here's a Dawg's-eye view of the NU defense. | Prince vs. Kearse | UW notes: 1, 2

• Rickey Thenarse finds the motivation to overcome setbacks and doubts.

• The LJS breaks down the Huskies. Notes from Wednesday's practice: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Bo Pelini's body language might betray what he really thinks about meeting the press.

• Cornhusker fans' red invasion of Seattle is under way.

• Will you see the game? The ABC regional coverage map is here.

• See who's picking an upset and who's not as the game predictions start rolling in.

• Hear Mathew May tell the story of why he walked on.

• Washington's offensive line is undergoing a shuffle just days before the game.

• Marquee non-league wins and spotless Septembers have eluded the Huskers lately.

• Nebraska's solitary man at QB: A cool customer faces the pressure cooker.

• Coordinators size up the opposition: Husker offense | Husky defense

• Jake Locker's skill set has the Blackshirts' full attention. | Tuesday notes: 1, 2

• Player features: Yoshi Hardrick's learning curve | Jared Crick Q&A | Mike McNeill

• How will NU's smaller linebackers hold up in the Big Ten? | Test coming Saturday

• Crowd noise can be a two-edged sword – just ask Carl Pelini.

• Bo Pelini might have been a top candidate if UW's job had opened up a year earlier.

• HuskersGameday previews Saturday's contest, which is one hot ticket.

• The passing game has yet to break out but has been efficient so far.

• Bo Pelini says a hostile crowd shouldn't rattle Taylor Martinez. More from Tuesday's press conference: Paul to return kickoffs | Ball security (1, 2) | Video: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

• Linebacker Eric Martin tackles a new role that belies his nickname.

• The Huskies know that containing Taylor Martinez will be a tall order.

• A little more of that Week 3 magic is what Washington is hoping for. | UW notes

• Bo Pelini's defenses have a way of turning safeties into stars. | Gomes the playmaker

• A year in Steve Sarkisian's system boosts Jake Locker's comfort level. | Hype returns

• Big 12 rankings, Week 2: Barfknecht, McKewon, McKeever | QB power rankings

• Even for the best of teams, aggressiveness is a fine line to walk.

• Going to Seattle? Here's the Washington Cornhuskers' lineup of events.

• The team gets a taste of rainy weather at Monday's practice. Notes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

• Steve Sarkisian says his Huskies are facing an exceptionally well-coached squad.

• Check out the two teams' pregame notes (NU | UW) and depth charts (NU | UW).

• Bo Pelini discusses the challenge of defending against Jake Locker.

• It's strength vs. strength in Saturday's meeting of coaching minds. | Notes

• Around the league and nation: Good & bad | Kudos for Martinez | New wave of QBs

• Steve Sipple joins KLIN’s “Jack & John in the Morning” to talk about the Idaho game, Nebraska’s drop in the polls, and the upcoming battle in Seattle.

• NU’s secondary faces a top star, but its approach doesn't change. | Sacks are back

• A look at NU's offense from a Seattle perspective. | Getting to know Washington

• Check out the stats matchup and printable rosters.

• Nebraska slips to No. 8 in the coaches' and AP polls.

• Washington and Jake Locker tune up for NU with a 41-20 win over Syracuse.

• The Washington Huskies look leaner and meaner after offseason conditioning.

• A Nebraska travel agent is now a major Washington season-ticket owner.

• The Sports Network previews the Washington Huskies and Jake Locker.

• Former Washington TE Kavario Middleton won't be enrolling at Nebraska after all.

• A “rejuvenated” Kavario Middleton discusses his decision to transfer to Nebraska.

• Kavario Middleton, a tight end dismissed by Washington, plans to enroll at Nebraska.

• Washington dismisses tight end Kavario Middleton, an 11-game starter in 2009.

• The second game of the NU-Washington series was a heartbreaker in Seattle.

• It's why the Nebraska-Washington series is now tied: The first game, in 1925, could have gone either way but instead went neither way.

• The Washington game gets a 2:30 p.m. CDT kickoff and ABC telecast.

• Joe Montana’s son makes his debut in Washington’s spring game.