This week in
Husker history The week of Aug. 4-10, looking back in five-year intervals
1903: A new season brings new rules that generally require few adjustments to Nebraska's style of play.
1943: Former Husker guard Elmer Holm, a Nebraska assistant coach in 1942 and former head coach at Washburn, joins Don Farouts Iowa Pre-Flight staff.
«1968: Ben Gregory, rookie running back from Nebraska, scores the winning touchdown in his first exhibition game with the Buffalo Bills.
1973: Bob Devaney says he's not interested in pursuing an NFL coaching job.
1978: Johnny Rodgers nurses a strained knee while San Diego Chargers coach Tommy Prothro grows impatient.
1988: The NFL suspends ex-Husker Doug Dubose for 30 days for drug abuse.
1998: Defensive coordinator Charlie McBride insists he has mellowed and Tom Osborne says he misses football as fall camp opens under new coach Frank Solich.
2003: Frank Solich exudes optimism as the 2003 Huskers open fall camp.
2008: Fall camp begins for Bo Pelini's first Husker squad.
2013: Former Nebraska center Bill Ziegelbein is killed at age 44 in a motorcycle accident in South Dakota, and his wife is seriously injured. | 1991 bio
2018: The Huskers get a pep talk from former Blackshirt greats Grant Wistrom and Jason Peter.