This week in
Husker history The week of Feb. 8-14, looking back in five-year intervals
1905: In a close vote, Nebraska legislators kill a bill that would have outlawed football. | Full story
1910: Fans and students pass the hat to treat longtime trainer Jack Best, one of the most beloved characters in the early years of Cornhusker football, to a trip to his native England. | Full story | More about Best
«1980: Lawrence Biff Jones, the former Army colonel who led Nebraska to the Rose Bowl in the 1940 season, dies at age 84 at his home near Washington, D.C. | Hall of Fame Huskers
2000: There are high hopes for the season after the strong finish to 1999.
2005: The signing of quarterbacks Zac Taylor and Harrison Beck signals a new direction at the position and the end of Joe Dailey's run as the starter.
2010: Carl Pelini stays at NU after reportedly being in the mix for the defensive coordinator job at Tennessee.
2015: Defensive backs coach Charlton Warren takes a job at North Carolina after one season with the Huskers.