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• Offensive tackle Alex Lewis goes in the fourth round of the NFL draft to Baltimore, and Denver uses the first pick* of the sixth round to take fullback Andy Janovich, bringing the Huskers' weekend total to four.* | Discuss | Husker draft history

• Deontre Thomas, a three-star defensive tackle from Oklahoma, has committed to the Huskers.* | Highlights | 2017 class | McKewon's five takes* | Discuss

• The third round's a charm as the Cowboys select Maliek Collins and Vincent Valentine goes to the Patriots in the NFL draft. More: 1,* 2,* 3

• Now it's the defense's turn as the unveiling of Nebraska's All-NFL Draft team is completed. | Husker draft history

• Part of Billy Devaney's role is getting the coaching and recruiting arms of the program “speaking the same language.” | Recent offers*

• Actor/comedian Adam DeVine gets a tour of Memorial Stadium and even gets to return a punt.

• Sam McKewon doesn't see satellite camps* surviving in current form, and Mike Riley is scaling back* his original plans for this summer's events.

• HuskerOnline's spring review continues with the O-line and tight ends.

• Oregon has issues to address on both sides of the ball* as it tries to return to its recent heights.

• Saturday's Legends Radio guests: Jamel Williams & Michael Booker.

• See the 11 first-rounders who make up Huskers.com's Nebraska offensive All-NFL Draft team. | Husker draft history

• The Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame is naming its football exhibit hall in honor of Tom Osborne.

• Satellite camps are back in business, and the NCAA's reversal of field* pleases Mike Riley.*

• Poll question: What is Nebraska's barometer game for 2016?

• The opener against Fresno State will be in prime time on BTN.

• Waiting for that call during the NFL draft isn't easy, as several former Huskers can attest. | Lewis' stock rising*

• The newly released ESPN 300 for 2017 includes three Husker commits.*

• HuskerOnline reviews the spring progress at receiver and running back.

• Jeremy Pernell runs down his top 100 prospects for the NFL draft.

• Andy Janovich has a chance to become NU's 24th walk-on NFL draftee.*

• Athlon Sports has Nebraska's John Parrella on its list of top 10 assistant coach hires in the Big Ten for 2016.

• What will be the barometer game of 2016? Media members weigh in.

• A Nebraska-vs.-Michigan recruiting battle* will be settled Saturday when defensive tackle Deontre Thomas makes his pick. | Banker on recruiting*

• The U.S. Justice Department has begun an informal inquiry into the NCAA's ban on satellite camps.

• Jeremy Pernell's scouting report pegs Vincent Valentine as a sixth-round pick in the NFL draft.

• He sat out spring ball, but Mick Stoltenberg* will be a key piece of the defensive line come autumn.

• Tight end signee David Engelhaupt* has the tools, if not the experience at the position, that the Husker staff wants.

• The LJS looks at Husker streaks and trends* in the NFL draft.

• Sad news out of Lincoln: Joe Blahak, the defensive back* who started on Nebraska's national championship teams of 1970 and 1971, has died at age 65.* | 2004 H’Max interview | York commentary

• Jeremy Pernell's scouting report sees defensive tackle Maliek Collins going in the third through fifth rounds of the NFL draft.

• HuskerOnline takes stock of the quarterbacking after spring ball.

• Hail Varsity recaps the spring games at Wyoming, Wisconsin and Iowa.

• Poll question: Will Drew Brown be Nebraska's next NFL kicker?

• Tight end commit Austin Allen uses his basketball skills to great advantage on the football field, says his high school coach.

• The Athletic Department is hiring game support personnel for this fall. Find out more here.

• Nebraska is runner-up for CBSSports.com's Punter U honors.

• Getting tougher was a priority this spring for 0-lineman Christian Gaylord.

• This week in Husker history: A Nebraska-Doane practice game serves as a trial run for the forward pass and other facets of football's new rules.

• NU has no shortage* of in-state O-line prospects. | Bando's options*

• The OWH takes a capsule look at each Big Ten West team.*

• CBSSports.com bestows the title of Kicker U on Nebraska.

• Maliek Collins still has hopes of being a first-round draft pick.

• After this recruiting cycle, Rhode Island and Kentucky* are likely to be the only states not to have produced a Husker football player. | Latest offers

• Receivers coach Keith Williams’ aggressive Twitter presence* has made him the persona of Nebraska recruiting, Sam McKewon writes. | Discuss

• Sam McKewon lists 10 players* who helped their stock this spring.

• The commitment of Avery Roberts* capped more than 14 months of recruiting efforts by linebackers coach Trent Bray.*

• Mitch Sherman says letting Tommy Armstrong run will be a must in 2016.

• Mike Riley says improved footwork* will be continue to be a focus for Tommy Armstrong over the summer.

• Avery Roberts, a linebacker from Delaware with a four-star rating, announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Highlights | McKewon's 5 takes | 2017 class | Discuss

• Hear former Husker Christian Peter talk about old times and a new project (salty language alert).

• Faux Pelini explains the satellite camp issue, and Dan Wetzel sees the “National Collegiate Industrial Complex” gorging on media-rights riches.

• HuskerOnline doles out its spring awards on offense and defense.

• Throwback Thursday: 99 years before Nebraska fans famously turned Notre Dame's stadium red, another great migration took place.

• Nebraska's missteps and misfortune on the defensive line go back to signing day of 2010.

• “I hit that breaking point”: Defensive lineman Greg McMullen elaborates on his decision to give up football.*

• Last season's injuries helped build depth* in this year's linebacking corps.

• Former Huskers gathered Sunday to help honor longtime trainer George Sullivan, recipient of the Dick Herman Lifetime Achievement Award.

• Nebraska football's Academic Progress Rate* remains solid despite a slight slippage from the prior year.

• CBSSports.com's mock NFL draft has two Huskers listed.

• A short ABC feature spotlights Todd Honas, the 2016 walk-on who doesn't let a hearing impairment slow him down.

• USA Today examines trends in tackling with input from Mike Riley.

• Get your tickets for Big Red of the Rockies' 20th-anniversary banquet featuring Ahman Green, Adam Carriker and George Darlington.

• Saturday's Legends Radio Show guests: Joel Wilks & Jason Jenkins.

• Mike Riley's staff is proving that winning games is only part of what makes for good recruiting,* Sam McKewon writes. | Recent offers*

• Freshman center Michael Decker* has emerged as a part of the youth movement on the offensive line.

• Meet NU's student-athletes of the year, Shavon Shields & Mattie Fowler.

• The Big Ten and Fox are said to be close to signing a six-year mega-deal involving half of the conference's media-rights package.

• There's a chance the ban on satellite camps will be overturned.

• Tommy Armstrong heads ESPN.com's list of top 10 Huskers for 2016.

• Rugby-style tackling fundamentals are catching on with the Huskers, but there's still progress to be made.

• Nebraska gets what it wanted as the NCAA lets schools pay the way for parents or guardians on recruits' official visits.*

• With satellite camps deep-sixed, the current evaluation period* becomes more crucial for the Husker staff.

• Hear Johnny Rodgers and Roger Sayers discuss old times and a September event to honor fellow Omahan Marlin Briscoe.

• The I-back competition remains a three-man race.*

• Nebraska is 24th nationally in athletic department revenue.*

• Kevin Williams talks about his decision to leave. | Discuss

• The Informer's look back at Tommie Frazier's four seasons continues with the 1992 Washington game.

• Injuries can't keep cornerback Charles Jackson* down.

• ESPN.com's Mitch Sherman sizes up the challenge facing the D-line.

• Brook Berringer's* inspirational story endures 20 years* after his death.

• Numbers-crunching Bill Connelly affirms the 1995 Huskers’ dominance.

• Poll question: How big is the loss of Greg McMullen to the D-line?

• Sam McKewon says Mike Riley's Huskers are still finding their way.*

• Tad Stryker says underclassmen will have to deliver because of attrition on the offensive and defensive lines.

• And then there was one: Michael Rose-Ivey* is the only defender left from the Huskers' recruiting class of 2012.

• Hear Rob Zatechka's thoughts on the spring game, recruiting and more.

• BTN subscribers can now view the missing fourth quarter online.

• This week in Husker history: Tragedy in ’96 and a life-altering hit in ’76.

• The Huskers get a commitment from offensive tackle Brenden Jaimes* from Texas.* | Highlights | 2017 class | Saturday recap*

• Greg McMullen is leaving the team, Kevin Williams’ plans to transfer are confirmed, and Paul Thurston is also likely to depart.

• The defense wins the spring game, 46-41, on an interception on the final play, but fans at home missed it because BTN cut off* its live stream after three quarters. Get all the coverage and commentary on the game page. | Postgame presser | Highlights | Photos

• Nebraska spring games over the years have been a source of quirks and inaccurate foreshadowing.

• The Brook Berringer Citizenship Team reaches a record size 20 years after the death of the former Nebraska quarterback.

• Enter Californians for Nebraska's drawing for a pair of tickets to the Oregon game and two nights at the Courtyard Marriott in Haymarket.

• The Huskers' young offensive and defensive lines will provide one of the battles worth focusing on during today's Red-White spring game. More: Eyes on the QBs* | Who & what to watch: 1,* 2* | The recruits: 1, 2*

• Help the annual Salute the Troops weekend by taking part in this four-man scramble at Platteview Golf Club in July.

• Members of the media weigh in on the state of Nebraska football in the first of a three-part series.

• ESPN.com and Hail Varsity preview the spring game.

• Nebraska's four-year recruiting expenses are tops in the Big Ten,

• New in the HuskerMax shop: The 2016 Adidas Sideline items that will be worn Saturday and next fall.

• The Calabraska phenomenon draws the attention of USA Today: 1, 2

• Marcus Newby's improved consistency* has him on the rise at linebacker.

• Here are photos from Thursday night's Jet Award ceremony, plus audio from earlier in the day. | Nebraska-Oklahoma memories*

• The OWH* and Corn Nation list the recruits expected at the spring game.

• With 60,000 tickets sold for Saturday's game, here's a look at spring game attendance over the years.

• The spring game will have an unconventional offense-vs.-defense format, Mike Riley says. More from Thursday's practice, in which the offense* struggled: Videos & updates | Notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4, 5,* 6* | Photos: 1, 2*

• Austin Allen, the standout tight end from Aurora,* becomes the Huskers' first in-state commitment* for 2017. | Highlights | Discuss | 2017 class

• No fish is too big for John Parrella* in recruiting. | Spring game visitors

• Sporting News' Bill Bender says there's reason for optimism that Mike Riley can lift Nebraska from spoiler to contender.

• The quest for a better screen game* starts with the offensive line.

• Walk-on tight end Tyler Hoppes* of Lincoln is working to be more than just a feel-good spring story.

• Former NU assistant Tim Beck hopes for a smoother year at Ohio State.

• A satellite camp changed everything for DiCaprio Bootle/

• Johnny Rodgers and Will Shields are among seven former Huskers named to the NU Athletics Hall of Fame. | Photos*

• Mike Riley expresses qualms* about the trend toward enrolling early.*

• After bouncing around, Luke McNitt has found a home at fullback.

• If you're going to the spring game, here's what you need to know.

• Shawn Eichorst says he welcomes* the survey of his department ordered by NU President Hank Bounds.

• Defensive tackle Khalil Davis is picking up the finer points of his position as a significant role this fall seems possible.

• Graduate assistant Tavita Thompson's focus is on coaching up the Huskers' tight ends, not on what his next career step might be.

• Mark Banker says it's evident from Saturday's scrimmage that the run defense needs to be shored up. More from Tuesday's practice: Updates & video | Notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4, 5*

• The satellite camp ban continues to reverberate, with Jim Harbaugh sounding off and Jim Delany speaking in more measured tones.*

• Nebraska has made a flurry of recent scholarship offers to defensive players* from Florida.

• Big Ten play was an eye-opener last year for Freedom Akinmoladun.

• Take your pick: Nebraska's schedule is the nation's 10th-toughest. Or it's the fifth-easiest among Power Five teams. | About the FPI | Discuss

• Players have adjusted to Mike Riley's new spring practice regimen.

• Nebraska announces the hiring of former Husker Amy Williams to succeed Connie Yori as head coach for women's basketball.

• Kentucky is said to be pursuing Nebraska defensive tackle Kevin Williams as a graduate transfer.

• The NCAA reportedly approves a 3-year moratorium on new bowl games.

• Sam McKewon says defensive depth is a concern as he offers 12 takes on Husker spring football.

• HuskerMax poll: Do you agree with the ban on satellite camps?

• Steve Sipple says quarterback Tommy Armstrong needs to be a more prominent part of the running game than he was most of last season.

• Congrats to David and Donna Max on 40 years of marriage.

• This week in Husker history: The Varsity scores on a 9-yard pass as time expires to pull out a win against the Alumni in the 1951 spring game.

• Thick skin is a prerequisite for anyone in the fish bowl position of quarterback at Nebraska. | Armstrong's focus* | Gebbia's drive*

• His confidence took a hit or two last season, but now Joshua Kalu feels established at cornerback.

• The Huskers scrimmaged for nearly 100 plays Saturday at Memorial Stadium. | Updates and videos | Notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4, 5, 6* | Photos: 1, 2, 3 | Riley on satellite camps: 1, 2, 3 | McMullen on leave

• Junior walk-on Luke McNitt is coming on strong at fullback.

• Nebraska could do without the recent drama, Mitch Sherman writes.

• In a blow to Nebraska's recruiting efforts, the NCAA calls an immediate halt to satellite camps.* | McKewon: Thanks a lot, Harbaugh | Farrell: Hurts badly for Nebraska | Eichorst: Bad call* | Discuss

• Zack Darlington's work has just begun* in his transition to receiver.

• Athlon Sports looks at how Nebraska stacks up against the rest of the Big Ten in terms of returning starters.

• Brian Stewart is seeking more consistency from his backup cornerbacks.

• Tommy Armstrong says his teammates were his backbone in the aftermath of his four-interception game against Iowa. | Notes*

• A year has made a big difference for defensive end A.J. Natter, who's "a psycho in the weight room."

• Check out this “Day by Day” feature on the offense's progress.

• Decades before the Calabasas connection, the Green Bay West connection helped transform Nebraska football. | Recruiting update

• Danny Langsdorf says the offensive line is making progress at becoming a more physical unit. More from Thursday's practice: Videos & updates | Notes: 1, 2, 3, 4,* 5

• John Parrella's blue-collar approach is rubbing off on players.

• The Big Ten takes an early hit for 2016, courtesy of ESPN.

• California QBs* have thrived at NU over the past several decades.

• Trey Foster can't help but like Nebraska's growing focus* on tight ends.

• Aaron Williams sees promise in fellow safety Avery Anderson.*

• A hubbub erupts over recognition of records in the weight room* and then is smoothed over. | Discuss

• Former Husker Jared Crick signs with the Denver Broncos.

• ESPN.com takes a look at Nebraska's surge of recruiting success in California. | QB comparison | Gebbia interview

• Linebacker Chris Weber is looking for an edge from a healthy diet.* More from the defensive side of the ball: Young DBs' bond | Notes

• Former QB Zack Darlington is making steady progress as a receiver.

• The spring media guide is available now for viewing and downloading.

• Treatment for a thigh infection is likely to sideline cornerback Chris Jones for the remainder of spring. More updates and video from Tuesday's practice here. | Notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4, 5

• Ex-Husker Eric Martin celebrates the news that he has earned his degree.

• Connie Yori is out after 14 seasons as women's basketball coach.

• Athlon Sports rates Nebraska's schedule as the Big Ten's third-toughest.

• Former Husker middle guard John Bell has died at age 64.

• Coaching may be in Ryker Fyfe's future, but for now the quarterback is competing hard to make the team better.

• Check out this "Day by Day" feature on offseason conditioning.

• Tristan Gebbia, the four-star quarterback from California,* has committed to the Huskers. | Highlights | Discuss | McKewon's takes* | 2017 class

• Nick Gates is bringing his mean streak to the left tackle position.

• Bruce Read is working for fewer breakdowns* on special teams.

• Steve Sipple explores the question of whether no-tackle spring practices jibe with the Huskers' quest for a stronger running game.

• This week in Husker history: An alumni squad led by Tom Novak has just a week to prepare for the 1951 spring game against the varsity.

• Linebacker Luke Gifford may find his niche in pass coverage.

• Harvey Perlman leaves a complicated legacy* when it comes to Husker athletics, Tom Shatel writes. | Discuss

• When calling games, he “checks in to another universe”: Enjoy this Kent Pavelka feature from 25 years ago.

• Despite his standout freshman season, wide receiver Stanley Morgan sees plenty of room to improve.

• In a sign of Mike Riley's evolving philosophy, technique work* has taken a back seat to hard hitting this spring. | Notes*

• Saturday's post-practice updates and videos are rolling in. | Notes: 1, 2, 3,* 4, 5, 6, 7 | Observations: 1, 2* | Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

• Seemingly long odds aren't keeping QB Ryker Fyfe from giving it his all.

• The spotlight isn't part of the comfort zone for tight end Cethan Carter.*

• The extent of the fullback's role in 2016 will depend on whether someone emerges with “that whole package” like Andy Janovich.

• It appears that Ne'Land Smith, a wide receiver and son of former Husker standout Neil Smith, will walk on at Nebraska. | Discuss

• Walk-on tight end Tyler Hoppes is earning positive reviews.

• The emphasis on an improved run game will soon be put to the test.