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• Charges are refiled against Thunder Collins. No word on his team status.

• A Big Red Banquet is coming up in Fort Calhoun.

• The new jerseys are hot sellers.

• Mark Blazek looks back on his years at NU.

• Brendan Stai must learn quickly with the 'Skins.

• Clete Blakeman moves up in the refereeing world.

• A golfer sues Steve Taylor.

• Jason Lohr weighs another comeback.

• The Loon has a chain letter for you.

• Yes, there was radio before Lyell. The LJS looks at the history of Husker play-by-play as Jim Rose takes over the high-profile job.

• Tommie Frazier does a little reminiscing.

• The Humanitarian Bowl joins the Big 12 lineup.

• Lawrence Phillips is back with the Alouettes.

• The Loon provides a rundown of the rules of fandom.

• Dahrran Diedrick makes the Doak Walker watch list.

• The Bears get leadership from Mike Brown, and Kyle Vanden Bosch is back in the Cardinals' starting lineup.

• AWOL Lawrence Phillips gets dumped by his agent.

• From the LJS, profiles of Tom Osborne and Frank Solich.

• LP leaves the Alouettes (again).

• Take the Loon's HQ test.

• Class of '97: Ahman Green packs more power, and Scott Frost goes on injured reserve.

• The upgrade to the strength training facility is nearly complete, says Boyd Epley.

• Christian Peter turns his life around.

• NU opens at 10th in the AP poll.

• Warren Powers returns to coaching.

• The Loon and New York Husker preview the season.

• John Garrison joins a few dozen others on the Outland watch list.

• Athlon's rates the 1941 Rose Bowl as college football's No. 3 most memorable game. NU-Oklahoma 1971 is No. 2.

• Junior Tagoa'i is cited for assault.

• Jim Rose discusses his high-profile job.

• More about the new ball.

• David Horne already has a web presence; there's a bit more to see at the Wilson Thomas site.