This week in
Husker history The week of Feb. 16-22, looking back in five-year intervals:
1914: Nebraska loses its most attractive rivalry because of Minnesota's refusal to play in Lincoln. After playing 13 times since the turn of the century, the two teams would meet just once in the next 18 seasons.
1949: Nebraska lays the groundwork for the program's first athletic scholarships. By late 1951, the scholarships would number more than 100, including 61 in football.
1969: Beano Cook of ABC-TV ranks the Huskers' 12-0 home loss to Kansas State as college football's biggest upset of 1968. | Game page
1994: There's a shift looming in the college football landscape with the announcement that four Southwest Conference schools – Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and Baylor – have been invited to join the Big Eight.
2004: Offensive lineman Richie Incognito and fullback Grant Miller are charged with assault after an altercation at an off-campus party.
2009: Patrick Witt, a top candidate to become Nebraskas starting QB, decides to leave the program.
2014: Ndamukong Suh joins Vince Young, Adrian Peterson and Robert Griffin III on ESPN's Big 12 Mount Rushmore.
2019: A ranking of Big Ten teams' quarterbacking corps has Nebraska at No. 2 in the conference, and Adrian Martinez is near the top as Heisman odds are released.