NEWS ARCHIVE
September 2004
• Politics is Garth Glissman's other passion.
• Fullbacks adjust to the new offense.
• Brandon Koch earns the Jake Young Memorial Scholarship.
• The Huskers were busy during the off week.
• Coach Wagner is getting thumbs up all around and an unofficial assistant coach of the year nomination.
• Huskers in the NFL. Week 3.
• Second half offensive productivity is being emphasized.
• Tom Shatel tries to analyze the Husker fan identity crisis.
• Zack Bowman loves Lincoln, the players, and what the coaches are trying to do.
• A Texas recruit will visit this week.
• Jake Andersen describes the old school characteristics of a lineman.
• Local players are still being recruited.
• Wali Muhammed is exuding confidence.
• Are the celebration rules too strict?
• The Huskers have Friday and Saturday off from practice.
• The Richie Incognito pocket schedule is withdrawn from circulation.
• The offense is working on all aspects of the game, and David Horne is looking for smooth sailing.
• Tickets for the Big 12 title game go on sale.
• Coach Wagner visits his old stomping grounds.
• Terry Douglass feels that Coach Callahan is walking a thin line.
• Necessity will dictate how many JC players are recruited.
• Richie Incognito is not getting a warm reception in Oregon.
• NU is 12th in the nation in rushing.
• Highlights of the Sean Callahan interview on Out of Bounds.
• Eric Warfield is charged with DUI.
• Kellen Huston is plugging holes in the secondary, and Fabian Washington gets some good news.
• Callahan: Execution needs to improve.
• Joe Dailey continues the learning process.
• NU Fans will give Callahan and WCO time.
• Wali Muhammed gets some kudos from Coach Cosgrove.
• After the backup defensive backs receive baptism by fire, the secondary welcomes the week off to heal up.
• Kyle Larson gets off to a solid start in Cincinnati.
• It's a Solich-Pelini reunion in Norman.
• The Lincoln paper looks back 10 years at the romp over UCLA, and the OWH does likewise with the 1958 Pitt game.
• Jammal Lord awaits opportunity's knock on the Houston Texans' practice squad.
• The open week will give coaches the chance to hit the recruiting trail. More from Friday's Big Red Breakfast.
• No junk food, thank-you, for Santino Panico.
• The Kansas City paper is a little surprised by Nebraska fans' patience.
• Bill Callahan isn't hesistant to send freshmen into the fray.
• Coach Wagner is pleased with the offensive line performance.
• The Bullocks brothers revel in each other's success.
• Ryan Goodman discusses his improbable rise to No. 2 at quarterback.
• Have a great time and help a great cause by attending Nebraska's Greatest Tailgate Party and Touchdown for TeamMates.
• Fans seem to be absorbing last Saturday's loss with patience and perspective.
• Cory Schlesinger turns his knack for breaking facemasks into a boon for charity.

• Khus the Red now knows what a transition feels like. More opinion from Husker Dan, the Colonel and Blankman.
• A top juco cornerback commits to Nebraska.
• Here are some fan photos from the first two games.
• Congress passes Tom Osborne's bill to rein in sports agents.
• The Chargers' Toniu Fonoti slims down and makes an impression.
• HuskerPedia interviews Fred Meier from the 1941 Rose Bowl team.
• The Kansas City Star has some nice things to say.
• Callahan misses helmet communications and eliminates the Friday night movie in favor of a study session.
• Joe Dailey makes his first Heisman Trophy watch list.
• Remember the Era of Dominance with a limited-edition plaque, and usher in the New AirA with an Air Nebraska poster.
• The offense did go according to script in the opener.
• The turnovers forced the defense to work overtime against Western Illinois.
• Chad Sievers' starting spot is safe for now.
• A look at last Friday night's PediaLooza gathering.
• The heat's on Pittsburgh's Walt Harris.
• Papers in New York, Denver, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Boston offer their takes on the Callahan debut.
• Purdue's QB has a special bond with Brook Berringer.
• The Lincoln paper looks back 10 years at the 1994 opener.
• Nebraska's longtime football secretary resigns.
• Hard work and perfectionism propel Barrett Ruud toward Jerry Murtaugh's record.
• An Oklahoma recruit likes John Blake. And Harrison Beck tries to stay humble.
• The Athletic Department's ambassadors group is disbanded.