This week in Husker history, No. 78 -- HuskerMax™

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This week in
Husker history

The week of July 7-13, looking back in five-year intervals

«1938: Enthusiasm is high after Biff Jones' first season as Nebraska's coach, with season ticket reservations totaling 22,000 in 33,000-seat Memorial Stadium.

1943: Nebraska is not among the "haves" as wartime factors shift talent to some schools and away from others.

1968: A media poll pegs NU for second place in the Big Eight behind Oklahoma.

2003: Bonuses awarded to members of the Husker coaching staff after a 7-7 season draw ridicule from some quarters.

2008: Quarterback Cody Green becomes the first high-profile recruit to commit to Nebraska's recruiting class of 2009. Also, an Internet hoax targeting Oklahoma quarterbacks Sam Bradford and Landry Jones lands a Nebraska fan in hot water.

2013: Spencer Long and Jeremiah Sirles make the watch list for the Outland trophy.

This week in
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