1929: Practices resume for Dana X. Bible's team after spring break.

«1939: It's “Harvard” vs. “Yale” in three scrimmages (1, 2, 3), with the final one of spring still to come. Herm Rohrig is out for the rest of spring with a chipped bone in his ankle.

1949: In the final scrimmage of spring, the Whites score during extra time in the fourth quarter and defeat the Reds, 13-6, in front of a crowd of about 1,500.

1959: The Reds beat the Whites in a scrimmage, 20-6. (The Varsity-Alumni spring game would not take place until May 9.)

1969: Assistant coach Jim Ross runs the first few spring practices as head coach Bob Devaney attends his father's funeral in Michigan.

1974: Dave Humm solidifies his hold on the starting quarterback job during spring drills.

1989: Senior Gerry Gdowski leads the race to succeed Steve Taylor as the Huskers' starter at quarterback.

1994: Steve Pederson leaves his job at Tennessee to become associate athletic director for football operations at Nebraska.

1999: Frank Solich finds consistent offense to be lacking in the spring game. Mean­while, the NCAA grants receiver Shevin Wiggins an extra year of eligibility.

2004: Fans get their first look at the new West Coast offense as the Reds bury the Whites in the spring game.

2009: Zac Lee puts up the best numbers among the spring game quarterbacks, completing all but three of his 18 passes. Latravis Washington and Cody Green also had their moments.

2014: Husker safety Harvey Jackson transfers to BYU.

2019: Adrian Martinez and Noah Vedral combine for 254 passing yards while leading the Reds to a 24-13 win in the spring game.