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August 2001


(Separate listings: Troy State pregame | TCU pregame | Fall camp)
 
The "Vili Waldrop" question is answered.
Lee Corso is underwhelmed by the Huskers, while TSN's Tom Dienhart says NU needs more sacks.
The Browns pick up Scott Frost, and Bobby Newcombe goes on injured reserve.
Bonus money gets handed out at the Athletic Dept.
The NU-Northwestern game comes up in an article on defending the spread offense.
The NFL ax falls on Scott Frost, Doug Colman, Loran Kaiser, Donta Jones and Jared Tomich. But Kyle Vanden Bosch continues to impress.
The exclusive Champions Club makes its debut.
Former Husker Herb Dewitz has died at age 99 in Idaho.
The Athletic Dept. fires up an Eric Crouch page.
Randy Stella could return -- in 2002.
Cast your vote in MSN's stadium poll.
Get up to date on the O-line's John Garrison and Toniu Fonoti.
Will this year's defense get better?
A raft of pictures from Photo Day.
Warren Swain discusses his job and the criticism.
The Desert Husker breaks down the defense.
Three of 2001's great games involve NU, says SI. And the OKC paper welcomes the NU-Oklahoma revival.
The San Antonio paper looks at Eric Crouch's Heisman chances.
The Houston and K.C. papers preview the Huskers.
From the OWH, a mammoth football preview section and the final installment of a team-by-team Big 12 preview series.
Congrats to three-year grad Demoine Adams.
Heisman conjecture involves prominent mention of Eric Crouch (1, 2). Of course, a 2,000-yard passing season wouldn't hurt the cause.
See the latest from the Colonel and the Loon.
TSN puts out a Big 12 "most-feared" list, while CNNSI looks at the conference's balance.
What does it take to win a national title? Tom Osborne and others share their thoughts.
Running back Dusty Stamer plans to transfer to NU.
TSN and ESPN preview the Huskers, while the Dallas paper takes a peek at TCU's outlook for 2001.
Grant Wistrom has an injury scare.
Matt Turman takes over as Valley High's coach.
Columnists' corner: Frank Solich is putting his own stamp on the program; a look at the 2001 offense; and it may be 1995 all over again.
NU starts out fourth in the AP poll.
Life after football is a little fishy for T.J. DeBates.
Congrats to Wade Williams and Raymond Unks, who each won a pair of tickets to the Pigskin Classic in the season's first Californians for Nebraska ticket raffle.
ESPN The Magazine visits with Eric Crouch.
Athlon Sports pencils in Turner Gill and Eric Crouch as future head coaches.
The new Husker Century installment debuts on NETV.
Josh Brown will miss a game; Thunder Collins won't.
NU is picked No. 8 by Sports Illustrated. Meanwhile, USA Today's Erik Smith, who last year picked Alabama to win it all, goes with NU this year.
The aforementioned newspaper talks with Rep. Tom. (Meanwhile, Debbie Schlussel goes off the deep end.)
The Loon takes the wraps off some poll results.
Eric Crouch and Frank Solich respond to Bobby Newcombe's remarks.
Kyle Vanden Bosch has a strong start with the Cards.
TSN previews its 15th-ranked K-State Wildcats.
That car crash in Iowa last month could have been a lot worse, Scott Frost says.
NU starts out fourth in the coaches' poll.