NEWS ARCHIVE
March 2005
• Lydon Murtha* takes on the West Coast Offense and Ty Steinkuhler is already part of the mix along with Courtney Grixby.*
• The Maine* game will be played under the lights.
• Eric Crouch has a good feeling about his European debut and Lydon Murtha is "getting better."
• Replacing Barrett Ruud* a top priority for Cosgrove.
• Nebraska recruit Robert Rands tops Gale Sayers' long-jump mark.
• Affiliated Foods Midwest offers a PediaCard™ value at the Country Stampede.
• Husker Dan has good news - Myles from Iraq returns home.
• The pass defense communication is better this year.
• Dontrell Moore is moving from SAM linebacker to MIKE linebacker and Adam Carriker* is now at base end.
• Donald DeFrand has a broken foot* and will miss the rest of spring practice.
• NU counts on jucos* to bolster defensive line.
• Simplified defense looks to take big strides.
• Greg Austin's still working on recovering from his serious knee injury.
• Tierre Green: "Just playing* on this field is enough for me."
• Gilmore* starting with blank slate.
• Le Kevin Smith looking forward* to guiding the defense.
• Jay Norvell will be the guest speaker at the 3rd Annual Former Huskers, Inc. "Reach the Youth Tour" with Ahman Green and many other former Huskers.
• Terrence Nunn is developing as a leader and a target for the quarterbacks.
• Seppo Evwaraye's* moving around in the line.
• Frustrated with the OWH registration requirement? You're not alone.
• The Oklahoma drill is getting rave reviews from the players.
• Milt Tenopir's still making a contribution to the Huskers.
• Jay Moore adjusts to a new position.
• Steve Octavien trains with a F-150 pickup.*
• HuskerPedia interviews Scott and Gayla Congdon, parents of placekicker recruit Jordan Congdon.
• Santino Panico* puts the boos behind him.
• Hundreds participate in the Husker Youth Experience after Saturday's practice.*
• Everything's pretty much the same according to Adam Ickes.*
• Seppo Evwaraye makes the transition to offense and left tackle.
• 2004 was a trying year for Bo Ruud.
• Friday's practice gets moved inside.
• Cornealius Fuamatu-Thomas likes his pancakes.
• Bluecreek has a new desktop for the spring.
• Players are 'loose, confident' in spring practice opener and the QBs take center stage. More, 1, 2*, 3, 4, 5*, 6*, 7*
• Will Shields is "addicted" to helping others.
• Spring practice starts and it will be a "School of Hard Knocks" with competition for positions. Here's the Pre-Spring depth chart.*
• Bugeaters Apparel is the latest addition to the HuskerPedia™ Mall.
• Born in Nebraska? Get your Born Red™ , Enough Said shirt.
• Mike Erickson* wants a shot at the NFL.
• Jeff has a pre-Spring Game Scarlet Commentary.
• Eric Crouch has an update from the Hamburg Sea Devils training camp.
• Multiple areas of focus for Spring Practice.* (The OWH now requires free registration for their articles.)
• Will the Spring Game be a sellout? Order your tickets now.
• Zac Taylor didn't pass* on offer from the Huskers.
• Academic requirements still a concern for some recruits.
• QB Ryan Goodman cited for assault at Lincoln party.
• Coach Callahan looking forward to a positive second season.
• Bill Callahan has no plans to redshirt Harrison Beck.
• Dahrran Diedrick is impressing the Rhein Fire in NFL Europe.
• Tom Osborne takes on alcohol advertising in colleges. (audio)
• Jon Parella gets cut by the Raiders.
• Mike Stuntz switches to safety.
• Las Vegas Nebraskans are invited to the Spring Game Fling
• Steve Sipple has a Q&A session with Coach Callahan.
• Several former Huskers work out for NFL scounts in Lincoln.
• Nebraska's problems seem trivial compared to the ones in Boulder.
• Fabian Washington's draft status is on the rise.
• Eric Crouch writes a weekly diary for the NFL Europe Hamburg Sea Devils.
• Tony Samuel becomes the defensive end coach at Purdue.
• The LA Times does a piece about the heritage of Californians for Nebraska.
• Fans can keep tabs* on Eric Crouch in Europe.
• Brandon Jackson makes the grade on the field and in the classroom.