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• Hear Steve Sipple talk recruiting, the Senior Bowl and a little hoops.

• Lincoln Southeast's David Sutton accepts an NU grayshirt offer, while Derrius Vick opts for Ohio. More recruiting: Sam McKewon's picks | Jack Pierce's yarns

• Brandon Jackson knows the Super Bowl might be his last game as a Packer.

• Tomorrow is the deadline for registering for the California event with Osborne, Pelini, Perlman, Frazier and Davison and the Nebraska Classic golf tournament.

• Thunder Collins asks the Nebraska Supreme Court to grant him a new trial.

• The Huskers get a commitment from placekicker Mauro Bondi of Florida.

• Josef Parker, the four-year-old whose cause was aided by NU and the Grant Wistrom Foundation, loses his battle with bacterial meningitis.

• The OWH looks at the ups and downs of recent signing days for Nebraska.

• Committed to NU since June 2009, Ryne Reeves has proved worthy of the spotlight.

• It was a mostly quiet afternoon for the Huskers in the Senior Bowl.

• NU legend Will Shields almost ended up as a Razorback – and on defense.

• Juco DE Joe Carter announces his commitment to NU. More from the recruiting front: Charles Jackson still solid | Taariq Allen a rare Northeastern Husker

• Hard work on and off the field got Brandon Jackson from small town to the big stage.

• It's shaping up as a noteworthy NFL draft for Huskers at ball-handling positions.

• The regents OK the Devaney Center remodeling & the East Stadium academic space.

• College football or professional baseball? Bubba Starling's mind isn't made up.

• Blake Lawrence testifies in Lincoln in favor of concussion legislation.

• Mike McNeill gets reacquainted with the TE position at the Senior Bowl.

• Saturday's Legends Radio Show: Pat Engelbert, Erik Wiegert & Mickey Joseph

• Derrius Vick of Lincoln waits to see whether a Husker scholarship offer is coming as crunch time in recruiting arrives. | 2011 "sleepers"

• Adam Kucera & Jack Gangwish accept walk-on offers. | Max Pirman to bulk up

• Get your spring game tickets next Wednesday. | $2-per-game hike for season tix

• NU & the Grant Wistrom Foundation contribute to an effort to help little Josef Parker.

• Insight from Joe Moglia helped Miami thwart NU's 2-point try in the '84 Orange Bowl.

• Know Your Big Ten: Five more of the league's top players for 2011.

• Ndamukong Suh appears on track to become a marketing force nationally.

• Alex Henery's NFL auditions have begun. | Helu impresses | Prince to Dallas?

• Hear Sam McKewon discuss why the recruiting class is lagging on the defensive side.

• The university and Taylor Martinez's dad end their "Corn Fed" licensing deal.

• A week until signing day, NU pursues a Florida kicker and more. | Reeves on mend

• See how recruiting is stacking up in the Big Ten. | Star ratings do matter | 2011 list

• Angry Dad Oklahoma chronicles: last game, early days, '70s, '80s, and '90s.

• Niles Paul makes a solid first impression in Senior Bowl workouts in Mobile.

• Get the autographed career print of recording-setting I-back Roy Helu Jr. Also available: Helu mini-helmet & football | Henery print, mini-helmet & football

• Ndamukong Suh is the sole rookie named to the AP All-Pro Team.

• Brandon Jackson joins the list of Super Bowl Huskers.

• Know Your Big Ten: The countdown of top 2011 players continues.

• Eric Hagg becomes the sixth Husker to join the Senior Bowl roster.

• Two-star safety recruit Aaryn Bouzos switches his pledge to Air Force.

• Sam McKewon says NU's defense will have star power in the Big Ten. | Bo's full plate

• NU's transition to the Big Ten involves lots of behind-the-scenes work.

• Niles Paul prepares for the NFL Combine at the IMG Institute in Florida. | Notes

• The staff aims for a strong finish to an already solid recruiting class.

• See how NU's 2010 attendance stacked up nationally and in the conference.

• Hear Zac Lee discuss his senior season and what comes next.

• Courtney Osborne's "late hit" against A&M rates as the No. 2 bad call of 2010.

• Sam McKewon says spread offenses are proving unreliable over the long haul.

• Ameer Abdullah, a speedy running back from Alabama, commits to Nebraska.

• Athlon gives Nebraska a No. 12 ranking in its early look at 2011.

• Hear Sam McKewon's take on the Texas-ESPN deal.

• Matt Slauson credits Bill Callahan for his success with the Jets.

• Sipple & Christopherson take a look at the recruiting homestretch.

• "Know Your Big Ten" continues with capsules of the league's top players in 2011.

• Feb. 1st is the deadline for registering for the California event with Osborne, Pelini, Perlman, Frazier and Davison and the Nebraska Classic golf tournament.

• Get one before they're gone: Alex Henery autographed career print.

• Megabucks for the 'Horns: Texas & ESPN reach a 20-year deal worth $300 million.

• A season's postmortem: Nebraska's offense came full circle.

• In a change of plans, Pierre Allen will play in the Senior Bowl with four other Huskers.

• Know your Big Ten: Top returning players for 2011.

• Former Husker assistant Scott Downing lands on the Tulsa staff. | Colts fire Huey

• Reviewing the Big 12 season: 5 best games | Top 10 moments | Confusing times

• With his sister leading "Team Suh," Ndamukong can focus on football. | More honors

• Did a recruit shed some light on the future direction of Nebraska's offense?

• Denard Robinson discusses his decision to stay at Michigan.

• Steve Sipple rates the recent coaching hires in college football. | Final tally

• Frank Solich and Walt Barnes will be Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests.

• The NFL is the next target for Alex Henery's exceptionally accurate foot.

• Running back Ameer Abdullah give his Lincoln visit high marks.

• Sam McKewon ponders possibilities for the offense in his Monday takes.

• OWH makes it a Big Ten Sunday: 2011 breakdown | Top 10 lists | Revival role

• With signing day fast approaching, Nebraska still has a few openings.

• From the Rimington Trophy banquet: Dwight Stephenson | Jim Delany | Photos

• Take a closer look at the legacies of team award winners Henery, Paul & Thenarse.

• Signs point to a top-20 preseason ranking for the Huskers in 2011. | Notes

• Nebraska was one of 18 teams to sell out all their home games in 2010.

• Tailback Chris Polk will be with the Huskies, not the NFL, when UW visits this fall.

• The Rimington Trophy banquet in Lincoln is part of a big month for Jake Kirkpatrick.

• Running-back recruit Braylon Heard won't be enrolling this semester.

• Milt Tenopir says he has some ideas on how to move the ball in the Big Ten.

• Thursday's Outland Trophy banquet offered an imposing hint of NU's Big Ten future. More from the Omaha event: The perseverance of Rickey Thenarse | Notes

• Hear Kerry Weinmaster & Dan Pensick on Saturday's Legends Radio Show.

• Sipple & Christopherson discuss how Bo Pelini might adjust the offense.

• New Michigan coach Brady Hoke says QB Denard Robinson is staying.

• The Big Ten is sticking with Legends and Leaders, at least through 2011.

• Danny Woodhead is turning part of Cornhusker Country into Patriot Nation.

• Ndamukong Suh is named All-Pro and Rookie of the Year by Sporting News.

• The Daily Nebraskan previews the 2011 offense.

• Tray Robinson's transfer to Montana State is now official. | No word on Heard

• The OWH's Dan Sullivan discusses the labor of love that went into Big Red Rivals.

• See where NU is ranked in the early 2011 forecasts. | Sipple's prediction: 1, 2

• Hear Blake Lawrence discuss head-injury legislation and his decision to quit.

• Joe Moglia, consultant to Bo Pelini, is the Omaha Nighthawks' new coach.

• Good news for the Blackshirts: Jared Crick decides to return for his senior season.

• Les Miles opts to stay at LSU, putting an end to the Bo watch. | Hoke hired

• Tom Osborne will join Bo Pelini and Harvey Perlman at the California Night with Nebraska on Feb. 10th. The Nebraska Classic golf tournament is Feb. 21st.

• NU finishes 19th and 20th in the polls as the season comes to a close. Look forward to the next season and a new era via the links on the 2011 schedule at right.

• With Les Miles and Michigan set to talk, Husker fans are paying heed.

• Three members of the 2011 recruiting class have arrived on campus as expected.

• Husker Locker issues its report card for the 2010 defense.

• Sipple: NU should be ready to fight to keep Bo. | McKewon: Why he'll stay

• Athon Sports does some early handicapping of the 2011 Big Ten races.

• Tyler Moore aims for early playing time on the O-line. | AAA Bowl reports: 1, 2

• Scout-teamer Chet Bowers reminisces about the first Rose Bowl team.

• Scott Frost has turned into an an up-and-comer in the coaching profession.

• Today is your chance to see Aaron Green, Bubba Starling and two other Nebraska recruits in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

• Cast your vote for NFL rookie of the year. Ndamukong Suh is a finalist.

• Bo Pelini says he has no interest in the job opening at Michigan.

• Taylor Martinez is still dealing with some weakness and pain, his father says.

• QB Jamal Turner is an inspired competitor whose college life begins next week.

• Saturday's Legends Radio Show lineup: Will Shields, Travis Hill, William Washington

• Husker Locker issues its report card for the 2010 offense.

• Bo Pelini's name surfaces in speculation about Michigan's vacancy.

• Former Husker player and assistant Tony Samuel is named FCS coach of the year.

• Shawn Watson reportedly withdraws from the Texas State coaching hunt.

• Dirk Chatelain says a quick fix on offense three years ago is costing NU now.

• Husker fan Larry the Cable Guy's series Only in America debuts on Feb. 8th.

• A Husker fan in the Navy says he didn't feel snubbed in San Diego. | Purple prose

• Dontrayevous Robinson reportedly is transferring to Montana State.

• Shoulder surgery will keep Ndamukong Suh from playing in the Pro Bowl.

• Taylor Martinez quashes rumors that he's considering a transfer.

• Every Husker fan could learn something from Budge Porter's Uncle Fred.

• A Fox Sports columnist accuses Bo Pelini of breaking a promise to a serviceman.

• Scott Frost brings championship experience to the Oregon sideline.

• Shawn Watson is said to be a contender for the job at Texas State.

• Angry Dad submits Part 1 of his review of the Oklahoma series.

• Rich Rodriguez's firing at Michigan becomes official.

• QB Jamal Turner switches to receiver for an all-star game. | Starling confident

• Husker fans bought more than 1,600 Holiday Bowl tickets for military personnel.

• Baker Steinkuhler pleads guilty in his DUI case and receives probation.

• Michigan reportedly decides to fire coach Rich Rodriguez. | No action yet

• Dave Rimington becomes the 11th Husker in the Orange Bowl Hall of Fame.

• Best plays of 2010: Offense | Defense | Special teams

• The Big Ten can rise again with the addition of Nebraska, says an SI.com scribe.

• Bubba Starling admits to nervousness at practice for the Army All-American Bowl.

• Mike Ekeler has his work cut out for him on the Indiana staff.

• Tom Shatel looks at Steve Pederson's predicament, NU's offense and more.

• There's a spot for Nebraska in the Big Ten version of Dante's Inferno.

• Fred Meier from the 1941 Rose Bowl team dies at age 90. | 2004 interview

• Bo Pelini could learn from recent history in Lincoln, Sam McKewon writes.

• With key veterans departing, Ted Gilmore looks for receivers to step up next season.

• Players find the offense's late swoon hard to explain, but the numbers say a lot.

• Placekicker Niklas Sade decommits, opting for North Carolina State. | 2011 list

• Who's gone, who's back: An early rundown of the 2011 Huskers. | Decisions to make

• Al Zikmund's touchdown in the Rose Bowl is still fresh in his mind 70 years later.

• Brandon Jackson & Zack Bowman, opponents today, are having contrasting seasons.

• Forty years ago, the stars aligned for NU's first national title. | Game page

• Steve Pederson's new coach at Pitt gets the ax after barely two weeks.

• The offense needs to establish an identity, Shawn Watson says.

• Familiar problems helped doom the Huskers in the Holiday Bowl.

• Lavonte David finds it difficult to enjoy the season tackling record he set Thursday.