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September 2005

• Huskers focus on starting fast in Thursday’s practice.
• Husker DBs have tall order* vs. ‘Clones. ISU makes hay* tapping Nebraska
• Brian Rosenthal: Huskers better hope Taylor is long-term solution.
• Iowa native Tiedtke plays key role for Huskers.
• BlueCreek has some new desktop downloads.
• The Nebraska Bookstore has a free Kansas State ticket promotion for veterans.
• Attention Chicago Husker fans: The Bird’s Nest becomes the first official HuskerPedia™ Hangout.
• All HuskePedia™ readers are invited to the Iowa State tailgate.
• ISU wary of Nebraska rush. 1-19 record gives columnist nightmares.
• Bulletin board material? ISU is ‘the real Big Red’.
• Long Snapper Lane Kelly takes his job seriously.
• Husker Dan has more Army letters and a SIGH ‘CLONES preview.
• The Game day news: LJS 1, 2, 3, 4 GII 1, practice in Cook Pavillion focused on speed. Weekly press conf.
• Trev Alberts looks beyond ESPN.
• Callahan calls criticism "human nature".*
• Q&A with Tierre Green.*
• New items in the mall: vintage wood sign and auto sun shades.
• Vanden Bosch is NFL sack leader.*
• Nebraska wants to avenge 2004 loss. CBS Sportsline preview for this year.
• Hicks and Scales playing status for Saturday still up in the air.
• Iowa State enjoys a big height advantage* with their receivers.
• Off week produces lot of analysis: 1,* 2,* 3, 4 Big 12 Stock Report 9/27.
• Big 12* had the weakest combined schedule of all 11 Division I-A conferences.
• Herbie Husker nek”>Stevie Hicks hopes to play Saturday and keep bragging rights.
• Tommie Frazier has this weeks edition of Monday Morning Quarterback.
• Huskers prepare for different result against ISU.
• Brandon Jackson not concened about slow season start.
• Carriker is Huskers’ leader of the sacks. Likes new alignment* for Blackshirts.
• Lucky and Glenn share time,* friendship. Sam Koch* puts his best foot forward.
• Iowa State struggles to come back in win over Army.
• Receiver Chris Brooks regaining focus.
• NU receivers catching* grief. Defense puts on the pressure.*
• Jon Schuetz has a list for what’s the deal with the Huskers.
• NU punter is offense’s big weapon. Offensive line working on rhythm.
• Khus the Red checks in with his Pitt commentary.
• NU Football Notebook, 9/23 "Stay focused". No practice on Friday.
• Adam Carriker’s having the best year of his career. Gives credit to Incognito.
• Lydon Murtha ready to finally contribute. Impresses coaches* with Pitt play.
• Special teams don’t get lip service.* Cory McKeon calls for a "black out".
• Wednesday’s practice was in half pads in Memorial Stadium.
• A Sports Illustrated writer takes a critical look at former NFL coaches in college.
• Californians for Nebraska have a few Iowa State tickets available.
• Coach Callahan talks about the offense.
• Huskers begin bye week workouts. Former Blackshirts lead NFL Huskers.
• Cory Ross ranks 12th in the nation in rushing average.
• Freshmen Leon Jackson and Cody ‘Baby Earl‘ Glenn are happy to contribute.
• Matt Schick talks with the high scoring Blackshirts.
• Pitt commentary from: Husker Dan, Jeff’s Scarlet, and Jim Meier.
• The Colonel’s lost Wake Forest column appears as well as his Pitt assessment.
• OWH trio of articles on the problems with the offense: 1,* 2,* 3*.
• Marlon Lucky content with growing into NU system.
• Curt McKeever’s Big 12 stock report 9/20.
• No easy answers for Huskers’ sputtering offense.
• Sam Koch Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week.
• Callahan: I’m staying positive.
• GI articles: Cody Glenn,* Sam Koch,* Offense,* OU quarterback.*
• Nebraska and Oklahoma don’t make the top 25 for the first time since 1969.
• ISU game will be on ABC.
• Jon Schuetz takes a look back on the Pitt game.
• Blackshirts save NU’s win.
• Nebraska No. 1 in the nation in scoring defense.*
• Tommie Frazier’s Monday morning view of Solich and the NU offense.
• Brent Musburger ticketed by Lincoln police after Pitt game.
• Nebraska 7, Pitt 6: Links are accumulating on the game page.
• Sievers adjusting to tight end role.
• Steve Smith: Life in the Red. Buy his book here.
• Thursday’s practice focused on the red zone. Rodney Picou out for the season.
• Pittsburgh papers early pre-game articles. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Huskers seek improvement on third down conversions.
• Former NFL coaches to reunite at weekend matchup.
• Husker offense desperate to break out.* More 1,* 2,* 3,* 4,* 5,* 6,* 7*
• Wali Muhammed Sr. pulls no punches.
• Corey McKeon plays, talks a good game. Related Video
• Wannstedt seeks some positives. Callahan impressed by Taylor’s composure.
• Linemen vow to pump up the rush to fix offensive problems
• Tuesday notes from Terry Douglas.* Callahan not jumping to conclusions.*
• Steve Sipple: Too early to panic about offense.
• Tommie Frazier is the Monday morning quarterback for the LJS. OmahaChannel Wake Forest video review.
• Conservative game plan not to blame for Pitt’s struggles.
• Pitt offensive line riddled by injuries, defense improved.
• Wake Forest fans enjoyed the hospitality in Lincoln.
• Nebraska 31 – Wake Forest 3. Links will accumulate on the game page. Order the game on DVD. Commentary: Jim Meier, Jeff’s Scarlet.
• Frank Solich gets his first win at Ohio against next week’s* opponent Pitt.
• Herbie Husker needs your vote.
• Brian Roenthal still uncertain about the future.
• Thursday’s practice focused on red zone execution and substitutions. NU and Wake Forest Friday notes.
• OWH articles on Corey McKeon,* Zach Potter,* and Bo Ruud.*
• Thursday NU notes: Jordan Congdon. Curt McKeever WF break down.
• Defensive line takes hard-line approach.
• Wednesday’s practice was the usual goal line and short yardage.
• Trev Alberts terminated by ESPN.
• Long road to college football for Zach Bowman.
• Kirkwood, Mo. tight end Mike McNeill commits to the Huskers.*
• Jordan Congdon kicks off a successful start.
• Octavien out for season. Bo Ruud honored by Big 12.
• Maine wasn’t David and NU no Goliath.
• New HuskerPedia™ columnist Jim Meier offers his first Big Red Head Zone.
• Husker Dan invites you to join his army.
• Former Huskers Russell Gary and Rodney Lewis still hang out together.
• Baylor First, OU Last In Big 12 South.
• Callahan pleased* with NU’s linebackers and Taylor.
• Steven M. Sipple: Callahan shows he’s willing to adapt.
• Huskers 25, Black Bears 7. Stats, press links and post game info accumulating on the game page. Order the game on DVD.
• The OWH takes a look 10 years back at Tom Osborne’s best team.*
• Recruits to get a good look at Nebraska.*
• Ross named to Doak Walker list.
• Nebraska welcomes ESPN.
• Katrina impacts Huskers. Help out the hurricane victims.
• Huskers not worried about Jackson’s injury.
• The season can start now. The Colonel is back.
• Injuries to receivers a concern as Wednesday’s practice backs off workload.
• Corey McKeon cherishing* his new Blackshirt.