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• NU wins AFCA recognition for its graduation rate.

• Dennis Dodd looks at NU's Canadian connection.

• The Big 12 all-sports crown again goes to NU.

• Bill Lafleur hones his punting skills in Europe.

• The Troy State and Rice games will be on TV.

• Irving Fryar joins the CNN broadcast team.

• TSN's top 10 defensive unit rankings all list NU: line, linebackers, secondary.

• A few more freshman student tickets become available.

• Frank Solich crunches some numbers and identifies areas that need improvement.

• From the NFL: updates on Scott Frost, Eric Johnson and Russ Hochstein.

• True fans can go in style in a Husker casket.

• Randy Stella is almost back.

• Cornerback recruit Antwon Guidry must take a detour to Hutchinson Community College in Kansas, but it's clear sailing for Titus Adams.

• Eric Crouch's surgeon says the QB has resolve.

• Timothy Harrington tries to sort out the thinking behind the preseason rankings.

• OL Kurt Mann of Grand Island becomes the third known 2002 recruit.

• NU Medical Center retirees get their tickets yanked.

• Which schools have the winningest back-to-back coaches? Tex Noel takes a look.

• Eric Crouch, Judd Davies and John Gibson all make progress in post-surgery rehab.

• Nebraska finishes 13th in the 2000-01 Sears Directors' Cup standings: 1, 2

• Josh Brown is arrested on assault charges.

• The Bullocks twins are difference-makers in the Tennessee-Kentucky all-star game.

• Dan Alexander adjusts to non-option football.

• Mark LeFlore makes Max Emfinger's list of top WRs.

• Boyd Epley looks back on when Nebraska was a pioneer in establishing summer conditioning.

• More trouble for Thunder Collins: 1, 2, 3

• A Louisiana lineman talks up NU's football camp.

• Warren Alfson, a 1941 Rose Bowler, dies at age 86.

• It's another comeback for Johnny Mitchell.

• NU gets its earliest commitment ever: Lincoln Southeast junior-to-be Bo Ruud for the recruiting class of 2003. (He is the brother of Barrett Ruud.)