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• Mike Rucker continues his stellar career at Carolina.

• Barrett Ruud is relaxed and ready for his third season in Tampa Bay.

• Nebraska is in several of ESPN's top 100 college football moments.

• The status of several incoming recruits will hinge on their summer classwork.

• Bo Ruud welcomes his switch to strongside linebacker.

• Ricky Henry, originally a 2006 recruit, joins the 2008 class on the O-line.

• Bay Area Huskers and Californians for Nebraska will have July picnics.

• Corey McKeon and Bo Ruud make the Bednarik Award watch list.

• Tyson Hetzer, the latest recruit to commit, is a raw talent at tight end.

• NU's 7-on-7 camp may help change the culture of prep football in Nebraska.

• Linebackers Doug Rippy and Shaun Mohler join the recruiting class of 2008.

• Josh Sewell hopes his stint in Europe is a steppingstone to the NFL.

• The preview magazines are bullish about the Huskers.

• Tim Griffin offers insight on Kevin Weiberg leaving the Big 12, and other items.

• A great Husker fan passes away.

• Colorado goes on NCAA probation for undercharging athletes for meals.

• Ahman Green is coming back strong as he aims to revive Houston's run game.

• Be the first one in your state to join the HuskerPedia Chapter of the Husker Nation Booster Club.

• The Iowa, Arizona and Oklahoma chapters are having golf outings.

• A Penn State series may be in the works for 2014-15. (See end of article.)

• Roger Craig sees the 2007 Huskers as top 10 material.

• Chris Patrick is in training as he awaits the NFL's supplemental draft.

• TSN's Tom Dienhart sees trouble ahead for the Big 12.

• Blaine Gabbert is a case study that highlights the success of NU's QB camp.

• The Lincoln paper reports on the state of Husker Nation.

• Another in-state recruit commits for 2008: John Levorson of Crete.

• Sean Fisher picks the Huskers over OU as he joins NU's recruiting class of '08.

• Bill Callahan says there'll be no immediate decision on Maurice Purify's status.

• Defensive back Corey Young is transferring.

• Baker Steinkuhler stands out as the first session of the Big Red Football School offers a glipse at the future.

• Maurice Purify is resolved to earn atonement, his high school coach says.

• Adrian Hilburn, a wide receiver from S.F. City College, is the latest 2008 commit.

• The Huskers brace themselves for summer conditioning, which starts Monday.

• Sam Keller makes it his summer job to get in sync with the receivers.

• More trouble for Maurice Purify: a DUI arrest has him suspended from the team.

• Blaine Gabbert is selected for the Elite 11 Quarterback Camp.

• Room rates in Lincoln go through the roof for the weekend of the USC game.

• There's hot competition over Millard North's Sean Fisher. Other items of interest.

• Nebraska's schedule is rated the toughest in the Big 12.

• The Wake Forest game is the latest to get TV — ESPN at 11 a.m. CDT.

• Steve Sipple counters Trev Alberts regarding Bill Callahan's job security.

• Quarterback recruit Blaine Gabbert is out to prove his detractors wrong. Also, a Q&A with Trevor Robinson.

• The NU-Mizzou showdown in Columbia could become a night game for TV.

• There are several points of NU interest in Tim Griffin's Big 12 Insider column.

• ABC will televise the Nevada game regionally, with a 2:30 kickoff.

• Athlon gives its No. 1 and 2 rankings to 2007 opponents USC and Texas.

• Brandon Jackson makes up for lost time in Green Bay.