NEWS ARCHIVE
February 2006
• Three of four new receivers are from California.
• As Cory Ross prepares for the next level, he recalls when he was a lineman.
• Steve Sipple has a Q&A session with former OU coach Barry Switzer.
• Curt Tomasevicz' teammate needs votes to get onto the Apprentice TV show.
• Is '06 the year when Callahan's plan comes to fruition?
• Events Director Butch Hug enjoys track meets as much as home games.
• Charlie McBride joins the official HuskerPedia™ USC travel package.
• Barry Switzer joins Tom Osborne's* team.
• Husker Dan has his 2005 review and 2006 preview.
• CollegeFootballNews.com has a Big 12 preview and a team-by-team breakdown.
• Miami, Nebraska and others vie for Omaha Central O-lineman Harland Gunn.*
• Is Nebraska becoming a brand name again?
• NU ticket sales have been removed* from the USC website.
• Greg Austin says his chronically sore right knee feels "OK".
• Fabian Washington gives advice for the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.
• Dennis Wagner looks to two transfers for immediate help on the O-line.
• Cosgrove: Huskers will keep 4-3 defense in 2006.
• Kyle Vanden Bosch receives a four year contract extension with the Titans.
• Michael Kelly remembers
Monte Engebritson.*
• Kevin Cosgrove says staying was the right thing to do.
• Eric Crouch officially signs with the Toronto Argonauts.
• Jon Gruden to highlight Nebraska spring coaches clinic.
• Cory Ross pursues his NFL dream.
• Kyle Vanden Bosch's impressive Pro Bowl showing helps his free agent status.
• Eric Crouch is close to signing with Toronto.
• George Darlington will
return to Lincoln Sept. 2 - as a Louisiana Tech assistant.
• Thirty-one Huskers make the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll.
• The Husker Youth Experience is set for March 25.
• Curt Tomasevicz tells how he came to be an Olympic bobsledder.
• The Husker Elvises launch their website.
• Will former players help or hurt Tom Osborne's bid for governor?
• Receiver Tyrell Spain stays true to his school.*
• Tickets to the spring game go on sale. Only 57,000 seats available this year.
• Roger Craig runs marathons, does charity work and predicts Super Bowl winner.
• Curt Tomasevicz,* a former NU linebacker/fullback, heads to the Olympics.
• The Huskers look forward to the return of key players from injury.
• See how ex-Huskers have fared in Super Bowl games.
• Coach Callahan unveils
in-state recruiting* plans.
• Tierre Green's bright orange shoes aren't enought for the 60-meter race.
• Sean Callahan will be the speaker at the Iowans 4 Nebraska recruiting special.
• Bill Busch's savvy in recruiting* gets noticed.
• Husker Dan interviews Kent Pavelka.
• Charlie McBride will be the speaker at the Californians for Nebraska banquet.