1908: Coach W.C. Cole's Cornhuskers get set for a season to be played at Lincoln's Antelope Park.

«1918: William G. Kline, the coach at Nebraska Wesleyan for seven seasons, is tapped as the Cornhuskers' head coach after the departure of E.J. Stewart to the armed forces. | Bios: Huskers.com, Wikipedia

1958: Nebraska is seen as likely to improve on its 1-9 record of 1957.

1963: A preseason media poll pegs Oklahoma as a heavy favorite to win the Big Eight, with Nebraska at No. 2.

1983: Tom Osborne favors $50 a month in spending money for players.

1993: Big Eight football reporters pick the Huskers to repeat as conference champs. Also, Johnny Rodgers returns to school to finish his degree.

1998: Dave Rimington is enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame.

2003: For the first time since 1969, the Huskers are unranked in both major preseason polls. Also, former Husker football radio broadcaster Dee Dirks dies at age 101.

2008: Wide receiver Khiry Cooper, a fifth-round pick in the Major League Baseball draft, opts to play football and baseball at Nebraska as he declines to sign with the Angels.

2013: Defensive tackle Kevin Williams will be out for the season with a knee injury, Bo Pelini says after a Saturday practice.

2018: ESPN.com looks at Scott Frost's life in a fishbowl at Nebraska. Also, Frost says the starting job at quarterback will go to either redshirt freshman Tristan Gebbia or true freshman Adrian Martinez.