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March 2009

Despite the recession, the Athletic Dept. appears to be on solid footing financially.
Steve Warren's DREAM organization has several Spring Game events.
Improved depth should make defensive tackle less of a two-man show in '09.
Bo Pelini's new contract elevates him to the middle of the Big 12 pack in pay.
The Spring Game media guide/program is available in PDF form.
Offseason training has turned Helu & Castille into near-bookends at I-back.
Tight end Mike McNeill works on improving his blocking and his routes.
Marcus Mendoza's switch to WR may let him help the team and get on the field.
Tad Stryker finds a fan base that may be even more fanatical than Husker fans.
Several former Huskers & the Sidetrack Band will do a benefit event on the 17th.
The defense comes up with a strategy to counter the no-huddle offense.
Much is expected this season from the young linebackers. Saturday notes: Turner's return, New-look Helu, Huskers.com
Commentary: Shatel on the offense's identity | Sipple on the staff's learning curve
K-State transfer Derek Meyer intends to make the most of his one season as he tries to "beat the clock."
Ted Gilmore expects the returning WRs to raise their level of play. | Friday notes
Zac Lee has his first moment in the fishbowl after Friday's practice.
Linebacker Will Compton was prepared to play last season but is glad he didn't.
Alfonzo Dennard hopes to step into a bigger role in 2009.
Latravis Washington, the newcomer to the QB competition, shows a strong arm during the first practice of spring. And Kody Spano intends to stay in the hunt. Notes: Dillard's downgrade, Mendoza's switch, Sipple's impressions
Lots of talk revolves around the quarterbacks (1, 2, 3) as Tuesday's press conference kicks off the spring season. More: Helu & Castille | Defense | Pelini (1, 2) | Huskers.com | Notes | Commentary: Shatel | Video: Pelini, Suh, Helu, Castille, Hickman, Lawrence
They're NU's Three Musketeers: coaches Pelini, Sadler and Manning.
Mason Wald brings a hard-hitting reputation to the competition at strong safety.
Charges against tight end Ben Cotton are dismissed.
Ndamukong Suh knows there can be danger in becoming too comfortable.
Steve Sipple speculates about the possibility of a no-huddle offense in '09.
Players list the things that turned NU into a strong second-half team in 2008.
Why do recruits choose Nebraska? The No. 1 reason is the coaches.
Jacob Hickman says good chemistry is key to the O-line's performance.
Damon Benning becomes head coach at his alma mater Omaha Northwest.
Marvin Sanders expects a less daunting learning curve for the DBs this season.
Johnny Rodgers will be the guest speaker at the UT4NE Founder's Day.
Robert Marve's dad explains his son's interest in NU. | McKewon commentary
Spring is in the air with This Just In and Corn Nation preview commentary.
Tad Stryker runs down the attributes the Huskers need in their next quarterback.
Former Husker Harrison Beck decides to transfer again, to North Alabama.
It's part two of Sam McKewon's priorities of spring for the Huskers.
Former Miami QB Robert Marve considers NU and five other schools.
Get your Gator Bowl Championship shirt, same one as the players.
David Oku says his semester in Lincoln truly is all about academics.
Joe Ganz is puzzled by Patrick Witt's exit. More from Pro Day: 1, 2, 3 Huskers.com photos
Jared Crick heads a group of contenders for Ty Steinkuhler's old job.
Thursday is Joe Ganz's big chance to turn heads of NFL scouts.
Steve Sipple makes a case for televising the Spring Game.
Husker Dan writes about the NE Kansans for Nebraska banquet and an upcoming shooting event with former Huskers.
Ndamukong Suh places family and heritage over NFL glory.
Sam McKewon lists some priorities to keep an eye on for the spring season.
Brenden Stai gets back his long-lost 1995 AFC championship ring.
The Devaney Center Improvements Project gets a big financial boost.
Joe Dailey begins climbing the coaching ladder at Buffalo.
Next season will be pivotal if NU wants to become a major factor in both football and basketball, Tad Stryker writes.
Sean Callahan will be the guest of the Chicagoans for Nebraska.
Bill and Jesse Kosch will be at the Washington Cornhuskers spring event.
The NU Spring Coaches Clinic will feature Barry Alvarez and Sonny Lubick.
Registration is Tuesday for the Husker Youth Experience.
The David Oku saga finally ends as he signs with Tennessee.
An invitation to Frank Solich means old wounds are healing, Steve Sipple writes.
No charges will be filed against Barry Turner.
Anthony Blue battles back from injury to vie for a starting slot in the secondary.
Barry Turner is due in court today after an arrest on suspicion of assault.
Husker Dan writes about the recruiting dinner and other items.
Major Culbert tells the Daily Nebraskan leaving NU was a mutual decision.
Look for bold strokes from Bo Pelini in his second spring, Sam McKewon writes.
Will Shields, Trev Alberts & Grant Wistrom make the CFB Hall of Fame ballot.
For now, anyway, Ndamukong Suh is left off the Lombardi Award watch list.
Mike Ekeler turns down a second offer from South Florida's Jim Leavitt.
Senior-to-be Major Culbert is off the team.
A new contract for Bo Pelini is in the works.
Shawn Watson's track record with quarterbacks should provide comfort to Husker fans this season, Steve Sipple writes.
Ndamukong Suh is a CollegeFootballNews.com player you need to know.
Husker seniors hoop it up on the hardcourt in towns across Nebraska.
Tad Stryker becomes the editor of NebraskaPedia™ on admission day.
Tight end Ben Cotton is ticketed after a campus disturbance.