NEWS ARCHIVE
October 2008
• It's Mark Manning vs. Brandon Rigoni in the "Tussle on the Turf."
• It's a night of memories and respect as members of the 1971 NU and OU teams get together in Norman. Video: Pruitt & Rodgers | Fairbanks | Full game
• Bill Kosch is the latest player to speak at the 70-71 dinner. Also: Jerry Murtaugh, Jeff Kinney, Joe Orduna, Dave Mason, Doug Dumler and Jerry Tagge.
• Pierre Allen has faced a heavy load and a heavy heart.
• Podcasts with Johnny Rodgers and Larry the Cable Guy are available now.
• Christmas sale: $10 off of autographed copy of Hero of the Underground.
• The Colonel weighs in on Saturday's win and the games ahead.
• Husker Dan looks back at the Baylor game and forward toward the OU game.
• See how former Husker players fared in Week 8 of the NFL.
• The video review system gets less than rave reviews from many Big 12 coaches.
• The Big 12 South still rules in inter-division play.
• David Max gives his 2 cents on the Baylor game.
• Jerry Tagge reminisces about his rough start at Nebraska.
• She was blind, but now can really see Huskers.
• Bolosophy 101: Three ways in which Bo Pelini is creating a culture of winning.
• For Roy Helu, football and faith are intertwined.
• Past Husker: Tommie Frazier | Future Husker: J.T. Kerr
• The OWH describes how things have changed this year on the practice field.
• A columnist updates Minnesota readers on local-boy-done-good Nate Swift.
• The National Guard spurred 1980s Husker Mark Blazek to academic excellence.
• Iraq war veteran Tyrone Fahie discusses his moment of fulfillment on the field.
• The Waco paper looks at the things that have shaped Bo Pelini.
• Steve Sipple has a progress report on QB recruit Cody Green.
• Some tickets are available for the remaining home games.
• Vote for Memorial Stadium in this USA Today poll.
• Husker Dan checks in with his Iowa State assessment.
• All the spread-offense talk seems to test Bo Pelini's patience.
• Was the aftermath of the Missouri loss a turning point? Time will tell.
• The Colonel shares his take on the ISU game. David Max also gives his 2 Cents.
• Things are looking up for Marlon Lucky. And for the defensive line too.
• From Sam McKewon, a Monday review of the Iowa State game.
• Past Husker: Forrest Behm | Future Husker: Shawn Bodtmann
• LB Chris Williams and TE J.T. Kerr become the newest commits for 2009. And linebacker is a spot in need of depth, Steve Sipple notes.
• Husker Dan writes about the Tech game and the marching band.
• NU is at or near the top of the league in the latest graduation rates.*
• Will the turnovers finally start materializing for the defense?
• A year after Steve Pederson's firing, Tom Shatel takes stock.
• Juggling coaching and recruiting can be a tall task during the season.
• David Max gives his 2 cents on the Tech game. A reader details Huskernomics.
• Check out the Week 6 wrap-up of Huskers in the NFL.
• Versus will televise the NU-Baylor game, with an 11:30 a.m. start.
• Sam McKewon offers his Monday review of Saturday's proceedings.
• In his 14th pro season, Barron Miles says football remains fun for him at age 36.
• An update on future Husker Dontrayevous Robinson.
• Fans from West Virginia and California revel in seeing their first Husker game.
• The 2004 drubbing in Lubbock came despite a defense with future NFL roster members at most positions.
• Husker Dan looks back at the Missouri game and forward to the Husker salute.
• Joe Dailey says Beau Davis was thrown to the wolves in the 2004 Texas Tech game.
• Five years ago came a turning point for a Husker program now in the throes of a futility streak against top teams.
• See the Week 5 summary of Huskers in the NFL.
• The O-linemen say there's still hope for the running game.
• Tom Shatel has a memo for Chase Daniel.
• David Max gives his 2 cents on the Missouri game.
• The Iowa State game will have an 11:30 a.m. kickoff, with a Versus telecast.
• Coaches Pinkel and Pelini put the spitting controversy to rest.
• Beau Davis draws insights from the debacle in Lubbock four years ago.
• Sam McKewon has five pressing questions to mull over on a Monday morning.
• Bo Pelini will look into Chase Daniel's allegation that a Husker spit on him. Penalty flags, meanwhile, are piling up for the Huskers at a record pace.
• Two former Huskers stay in the game as officiating crew members.
• Mike McNeill says Nebraska is still the best place to play.
• This week's Husker Anthology catches us up on Marc Munford.
• Lawrence Phillips receives a 10-year prison sentence in L.A.
• The walk-on program* gets some ink in the New York Times.
• HuskerPedia™ interviews Eric Crouch. Watch Husker videos on HPTV™.
• Jeff gives his Missouri Scarlet Commentary preview.
• QB recruit Cody Green says there's no doubt Nebraska is on the right track.
• The St. Louis paper takes a look at the road back for Nebraska.
• Mizzou alum Tom Shatel shares some thoughts with a Columbia paper.
• The Colonel checks in with his report on the Virginia Tech game.
• Husker Dan has some random thoughts about Va. Tech and other things.