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• Like mother, like son: Thaddeus Randle’s mom also plays in the trenches.

• The new video boards on the stadium’s corner towers are in place. | Stryker column

• Being a difference-maker in kids’ lives is what brings satisfaction to Grant Wistrom.

• After more than a year away from football, Terrence Nunn appreciates the chance he’s getting with the Patriots.

• Richie Incognito aims to be a "more mature player" for the Rams.

• For a good cause, the Cattlemen’s Ball will auction boots of interest to Husker fans.

• Votes in the final regular-season coaches’ poll will be secret starting in 2010.

• The LJS looks back at the lesson in humility NU received in 1955 vs. Hawaii.

• It’s time for another stroll down memory lane: NU vs. Red Grange and Illinois, 1925.

• Bo Pelini isn’t sold on the notion of an early signing day for recruits.

• From SI.com, further evidence of the geographic challenge NU faces in recruiting.

• Receiver Keeston Terry discusses his commitment to Nebraska.

• Brent Qvale aims for another North Dakota shot-put title before heading to Lincoln.

• You're sure to recognize his words if not his name: Hartley Burr Alexander.

• Tom Osborne's idea on officiating gets little support from Big 12 athletic directors.

• The Redskins cut Joe Ganz loose after his tryout at quarterback.

• Jacob Hickman makes the watch list for the Rimington Trophy, and Andy Christensen's sixth year is now official.

• What's Langston Coleman up to now? Fans who remember the 1960s walk-on who became a stellar Blackshirt might be surprised.

• Matt Slauson signs with the Jets.

• Tom Osborne, Bo Pelini and David Sokol are teaming up for a leadership seminar.

• Boyd Epley discusses successes and mistakes in strength and conditioning.

• Bo Pelini makes it onto a Top 10 list: Fittest head coaches. And he's joined the Twitter world. (So has HuskerPedia, by the way.)

• Danny Woodhead tries to make the most of his moment atop the Jets' depth chart. (OK, so he wasn't a Husker, but things are a little quiet on the Husker front.)

• Notice for former players: Blackshirts are forming an organization.

• Keeston Terry, a wide receiver from Missouri, commits to the Huskers. | 2010 list

• Season-ticket renewals remain strong despite the sagging economy.

• Tom Osborne wants coaches to be able to ask the league to bench poor refs.

• Color him orange, not red: Greg Paulus picks Syracuse for his fling at QB.

• Nebraska checks in at No. 16 in Athlon's preseason Top 25 countdown.

• Mike Minter considers a run for a North Carolina congressional seat.

• Terrence Nunn signs with the Patriots as a free agent.

• Terry Douglass's crystal ball shows an eight-win season for the Huskers.

• A case is made for putting Roger Craig in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

• Rehab from knee surgery is said to be going well for incoming LB Chris Williams.

• Former Husker fullback Brian Schuster is charged in a securities fraud case.

• Mother's Day brings back a rush of memories for Barrett Ruud.

• Steve Sipple says NU's hybrid offense offers QBs the best of both worlds.

• Lee Barfknecht ranks all the conference teams in his Big 12 spring football review.

• Ndamukong Suh prepares for his season in the spotlight.

• We're about 10 months late in discovering this, but it's still great reading: An update on Pat Fischer, Nebraska’s unlikely 17-year NFL man. | Huskers.com bio

• Congrats to Pat Tyrance, named to the CoSIDA academic Hall of Fame.

• Tim Griffin of ESPN.com makes note of Mike McNeill's blossoming as a more complete tight end.

• The belief that every day of practice and preparation is crucial was instilled in Bo Pelini during his time with the 49ers.

• ESPN.com's Tim Griffin looks at how Big 12 coaches' conference W-L records stack up against one another after 13 years of league play.

• Erwin Swiney gets a prison sentence in a 2007 case involving 41 pounds of pot.

• Big 12 coaches vote to keep the conference's division tiebreaker rules.

• Bob Oberlin reflects on his belated recognition as NU's first Academic All-American.

• Order your Spring Game highlights DVD.

• Sam Keller sues EA Sports and the NCAA over the use of players' names and likenesses in electronic games. | PDF

• Nate Swift gets some press in Colorado as he tries to catch on with the Broncos.

• Read the Omaha Bee's 1890 dispatch from the very first Nebraska football game.

• Big 12 coaches will discuss possible division tiebreaker changes today.

• NU's new skybox alcohol policy bucks the norm in the conference.

• Carl Crawford's historic baseball feat has Frank Solich reminiscing about the two-sport star's potential 10 years ago as a quarterback.

• The Buffs find a new way to take aim at Nebraska.

• Bo Pelini honors his Youngstown roots.

• Tad Stryker sizes up the contenders for the Big 12 North crown.

• Don't expect Tom Osborne to pull up stakes any time soon, Tom Shatel writes.

• Two-sport guy Khiry Cooper looks ahead to summer conditioning for football as a disappointing baseball season winds down.

• New Yorkers now know the story of Matt Slauson's triumph over adversity.

• Take a trip into yesteryear: In 1920, the Cornhuskers made their first-ever East Coast appearance. Check out their games vs. Rutgers and Penn State.

• Quarterback Greg Paulus wraps up his Lincoln visit.

• Ndamukong Suh comes up big in a couple of looks at the 2010 NFL draft: 1, 2*

• Unlikely distance runner Brett Byford gets ready for his first marathon.