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This week in
Husker history

The week of Jan. 12-18, looking back in five-year intervals
 
1914: A game with Michigan State is in the works.
 
«1954: After saying he's not resigning, Nebraska's embattled head coach, Bill Glassford, keeps his job.
 
1984: Turner Gill is named offensive player of the game after he and Irving Fryar help the West to a win in the Japan Bowl in Yokohama.
 
2004: After new head coach Bill Callahan dismisses most of Frank Solich's assistants, Bo Pelini joins Bob Stoops' staff at Oklahoma and says he had no shot at Nebraska's top job.
 
2009: Ndamukong Suh decides he'll stay for his senior season, making it official he won't enter the NFL draft. Also, Marlon Lucky* earns MVP honors by rushing for 68 yards and a TD in the East-West Shrine Game.
 
2014: Charlton Warren is hired to replace Terry Joseph as coach of the Huskers' defensive secondary.