NEWS ARCHIVE
October 2004
• The 1994 team can come back any time.
• The offense is still struggling with the passing game.
• The recruiting class could end up ranked No. 1.
• Flashback Dept.: Damon Benning discusses the chemistry of the 1994 title team, and Bruce Mathison recalls his rare chance to shine 22 years ago.
• Darin Erstad and his wife donate $1 million to the stadium project.
• Zach Potter of Creighton Prep commits to NU's 2005 recruiting class.
• Nebraska is the birthplace of eight-man football.
• Johnny Rodgers' receiving record may be safe for another year.
• Nebraska football is the topic of conversation at the Big 12 BB Media Day
• Jerrell Pippens makes the roster for the San Diego Chargers.
• The Big 12 North is getting no respect.
• Lane Kelly stays focused on long snaps.
• Jerrell Pippens makes the roster for the San Diego Chargers.
• Husker Dan takes a trip to the hospital to visit a friend.
• The Colonel has much to say about the state of the Huskers, and Khus the Red offers his evaluation.
• The Iowa State game will not be on TV.
• NU uninspired in loss to Kansas State.
• Missed tackles led to half of KSU's yardage Saturday, and Kevin Cosgrove says the problem must be corrected. Stewart Bradley says don't blame the coaches.
• Tom Shatel wonders if Coach Callahan has lost his team.
• Bob Hamar looks at a time line back to 1995.
• Travis Hill recalls how his missed assignment helped seal NU's win over Kansas State in 1991.
• Jake Andersen and Mike Erickson have created a lot of memories.
• Husker Freak has the Big Red Breakfast report from Friday.
• Running-back prospect Marlon Lucky says NU and USC are atop his list.
• Holdover staffers Gill and Downing say they mesh well with the new crew.
• Phil Elmassian aims for more playing time for Cortney Grixby.
• Brandon Jackson is earning his stripes with "Dirty South" running.
• Greg Austin is making to most of his rehab time.
• Joe Dailey is throwing from all angles and is gaining confidence.
• Husker Dan checks in with his Baylor analysis and some mail bag.
• K-State and Nebraska both show up on a Sports Illustrated bottom 10 list.
• Coach Cosgrove takes the heat for last week's third-quarter lapse and prepares for two quarterbacks (1, 2, 3*) this week.
• There are fewer players on the field during pregame warm-ups.
• Curt McKeever has his Big 12 stock report for the week.
• Khus the Red talks about momentum. More commentary: The Colonel, The Rev., Jeff's Scarlet Commentary and Blankman.
• Coach Norvell is pleased with the play, and Titus Adams offers his twist.
• The Mizzou game will be on TV.
• Wisconsin benefiting from Husker coaching changes?
• Patience is the new theme.
• A former pro baseball player from Colorado gives his opinion on the WCO.
• Read the interview with Dave Humm about his career at Nebraska.
• Barrett Ruud to receive the Brook Berringer Memorial Endowed Scholarship.
• For a little comic relief from the Tech game click here.
• Husker quarterbacks are still confident after loss.
• Sandro DeAngelis is still number 1 on the kicking depth chart.
• Place your vote for the Orange Bowl Championships legends.
• The Kansas State game is set for an afternoon kickoff.
• USA Today offers their take on the Texas Tech game.
• Coach Cosgrove takes the blame for defensive miscues last week.
• Beau Davis has been getting more snaps in practice.
• Steve Pederson and Coach Callahan are staying positive.
• Jordan Congdon is happy to be a Husker.
• Big 12 Stock Report: Buy Nebraska.
• Coach Callahan say the team has a deep resolve to get better.
• Get the limited-edition Nebraska nine-coin set for yourself or the Husker fan on your Christmas list.
• Leon Jackson, a running back and defensive back from Washington, becomes the latest unofficial member of NU's 2005 recruiting class.
• The Colonel offers his postmortem, as does Husker Dan.
• Nebraska is bombed by the reality of rebuilding.
• There is a new contributor on HuskerPedia. Welcome The Rev.
• Jeff has his Scarlet Commentary on the Texas Tech game.
• Barron Miles hasn't lost his knack for coming up big in games.
• The Black Coaches Association may not give Nebraska a passing grade.
• The Bullocks brothers' mother is their rock.
• Grant Wistrom still has a lot of friends in St. Louis as he becomes a difference-maker in Seattle.
• Cortney Grixby plans on joining the basketball team after the season.
• A Canadian sports writer makes his first ever pilgrimage to a Nebraska game.
• Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee is a Husker fan.
• Carrying the ball is not an option for the fullbacks.
• Khus the Red takes a step sideways.
• Ron Brown is on a nationwide sports ministry radio show.
• Jay Norvell takes the half-full-glass view of the offense.
• Matt Herian is not the "forgotten man" and knows the offense must produce.
• A Nebraska cheerleader needs your vote in the Athlon contest.
• He was a freshman sensation, but then injuries took a toll on Monte Anthony.
• Scott Downing sees a bright future for Matt Herian. More from Friday's Big Red Breakfast from Husker Freak.
• A two-sport prospect who says he can stretch the field was among this weekend's visitors. So was a top placekicker from California.
• The switch to offense has been like a rebirth for Seppo Evwaraye