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• TJ Simers of the LA Times picks on Nebraska fans again.

• Californians 4 NE will have ticket opportunity drawings for all home games.

• Husker Dan will be the guest at the NE Kansans 4 Nebraska picnic.

• Kenny Miller interviews Harry Tolly.

• Defensive end Josh Williams and receiver D.J. Woods are the latest
commitments for the recruiting class of 2008.

• Will the Husker offense be able to improve its performace in big games?

• Tim Griffin has a post-Big 12 Media Days summary.

• Adam Carriker and the Rams agree on a five-year contract.

• Will Compton, a linebacker from Missouri, joins the recruiting class of 2008.

• Start downloading: The 2007 media guide is now available online.

• Kenny Miller interviews Frosty Anderson.

• Craig Roark leaves the team, and Demetrious Davis is academically ineligible.

• The Norfolk paper has a rundown of possible additions to the '08 recruiting class.

• Make your plans for Fan Day and much more on Saturday, Aug. 18.

• The Oakland Raiders release former Husker lineman Adam Treu.

• A spacewalking astronaut shows his Husker loyalty.

• Zac Taylor is released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

• Ahman Green makes good on a pledge to help a single parent buy a home.

• Bo Ruud draws strength instead of pressure from past family accomplishments.

• Today's Kenny Miller interview is Clete Pillen.

• Husker picnics are on tap in Utah and California this weekend.

• The seniors have a sense of urgency to go out as champions, Bo Ruud says. More from the Huskers' appearance at Big 12 Media Days: Consistency, Nunn, QB battle (1,* 2, 3, 4), Quotes & photos, Notes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), Video (1, 2, 3)

• Steve Pederson gets a five-year contract extension. Is Bill Callahan next?

• Kenny Miller interviews former Husker Bill Janssen.

• The 2007 season will be a chance for the Big 12 to regain its luster.*

• The Husker Nation lost a great ambassador Sunday.

• Matt Davison says Maurice Purify has work to do on the field as well as off.

• Joe Silverman, 97, a Husker supporter since WWII, gets ready for a big honor.

• Ndamukong Suh is ready to be a leader on the defensive line.

• A look at Eric Harper's under-the-radar route to becoming an NU recruit.

• Tim Griffin offers some pre-Big 12 Media Days insight.

• Maurice Purify is suspended for one game by Coach Callahan.

• Nebraska writer Kenny Miller tells a Story from the Stands with former Huskers.

• Matt Slauson and Bo Ruud make the media's preseason all-Big 12 team, and Sam Keller is projected to be Newcomer of the Year.

• CollegeFootballNews previews the Big 12 and predicts a Mizzou-UT title game.

• Margaret Max celebrates her 89th birthday.

• Zack Bowman aims to rebound from injury and become a big-play contributor.

• Reporters covering the Big 12 pick Missouri to win the North.

• An SI.com writer has the 1978 NU-Oklahoma game etched in his memory.

• Chris Patrick signs as a free agent with the New York Giants.

• Maurice Purify gets probation and a fine. His playing status will be addressed in the next few days, Bill Callahan indicates.

• Warren Swain takes over the play-by-play duties for Ohio U.

• A plea agreement covering both of Maurice Purify's legal cases is in the works.

• Keelan Johnson of Mesa, Ariz., a prospective safety, is the latest 2008 commit.

• Trevor Robinson's status isn't any clearer after visits to South Bend & Ann Arbor.

• Limited-edition Number 15 Ferragamo-Frazier print now available.

• Mike Rozier reminisces as he gets set to join the College Football Hall of Fame.

• Wake Forest loses a key linebacker because of academics.

• Summer picnics are on tap for OR4NE, CA4NE, and Bay Area Huskers. And Husker Dan will be the guest at Kansas Cornhuskers picnic.

• Sporting News previews the Huskers and pegs them at No. 23: 1, 2

• Many are the pitfalls of getting married on an autumn Saturday in Nebraska.

• Is there an AAFL team in Memorial Stadium's future?

• Yet to play a down in the NFL, Titus Adams is making another kind of impact.

• The competition at quarterback cools only slightly during summer workouts.

• Chris Patrick goes unselected in the NFL's supplemental draft.

• The Husker Nation Booster Club now has chapters in three states (California, Colorado, & Oklahoma) and members in 30 states. Let's make it 50.

• Orange Coast CC linebacker Shaun Mohler confirms his commitment to NU.

• Shawn Watson likes how the offensive line is shaping up for fall.

• Erik Wiegert is excited to be joining the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame.

• Oklahoma gets put on probation and will lose 2005 wins and scholarships.

• Time is running out on the USC travel and event packages. Book yours now.

• Eric Harper, a linebacker from Marrero, La., commits to the Huskers for 2008.

• Rivals.com analyzes the Huskers and ranks them at No. 18.

• Chris Patrick awaits his fate in Thursday's NFL supplemental draft.

• Trevor Robinson reconsiders his commitment to Nebraska.

• Nothing on the gridiron seems scary to six-year Navy veteran Tyrone Fahie.

• There's good news about the progress of two injured O-linemen.

• CollegeFootballNews.com offers a detailed preview of the 2007 Huskers.

• Carl Crawford still wonders how he would have fared as a Husker QB.

• With Maurice Purify's status uncertain, Nate Swift is prepared to fill any role.

• Ahman Green has a new Husker-themed ride.

• Six former Huskers are elected to the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame.

• Zack Bowman's ahead of schedule in his recovery.

• Californians for Nebraska award six scholarships for 2007-2008. Coloradans for Nebraska award seven.

• Nebraska picks up the pace in recruiting.