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Fans can expect the passing game* to take center stage as Saturday’s Red-White game wraps up Nebraska football’s spring practices. | Shatel commentary* | A dozen to watch

Several prospects preview their visits for the spring game: Gionni Toledo, Camden Jensen, Landon Kelly, Mikhail Benner, Desmond Dhaenens.

Tyler Stone’s game-tying three-run homer in the fifth inning gets Nebraska baseball out of an early hole, and the Huskers pull away from there for a 7-4 win* over Iowa. | Stats |

Nebraska extends an offer to Jay’viar Suggs, a defensive lineman transferring from Division II school Grand Valley State.

CBS Sports looks at some stats that need to change in order for Nebraska football to turn things around.

The spring football media guide is now available for downloading.

Five players to watch on offense and defense in the spring game. | Storylines | 3 quick takes*

The Big Ten Show: Oregon Ducks updates and NFL draft predictions.

Four-star linebacker Dawson Merritt has added his name to this weekend’s list of official visitors. | OL John Mills previews visit | Ren Brown recap

Corn Nation’s Jon Johnston examines whether the 1915 Cornhuskers should be added to the list of Nebraska football’s national champions.

Matt Rhule talked Thursday about what he’s looking for in Saturday’s spring game. Go here for that and more from practice. | Updates & discussion | One-minute report

Denver-area athlete Tanner Terch makes it two commitments Thursday for the Huskers. | Coverage & highlights | Class of 2025 | Discuss

Nebraska surges to No. 7 in the Directors’ Cup standings after a strong winter sports season.

A case is made for bringing Colorado transfer running back Dylan Edwards aboard.

Bear Tenney, a three-star tight end with dozens of offers, announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Coverage & highlights | Discuss

Nebrasketball will square off against Creighton on Nov. 22 in a Friday game in Omaha.

Jeremy Pernell’s NFL draft series wraps up with his top 100 prospects.

Husker Dan and Adam Carriker preview the spring game.

Nebraska loses a recruiting battle with Missouri for four-star offensive tackle Jack Lange from Eureka, Mo.

Has Nebraska found elusive clarity at running back and quarterback?

A pair of 2026 prospects preview their spring game visits: edge Hunter Higgins from Wichita and wideout Kaprice Keith from Bellevue West. | The seven official visitors

Here’s all the info you should need if you’re planning to be at the spring game Saturday.

The NFL Combine’s medical tests can be more impactful on a player’s draft position than his 40 time in Indianapolis. Jeremy Pernell sees two first-round talents this year who could be cases in point.

The Huskers load the bases in the bottom of the ninth but can’t cash in, and Nebraska baseball’s drought in midweek games continues with a 9-4 loss to Kansas in Lincoln. | Photo gallery | Stats

Vince Genatone, a linebacker from North Platte who spent his first two years at Montana, is transferring to Nebraska as a walk-on.

Haven Fields has joined the Nebraska Athletics staff as deputy athletic director and chief operating officer and will serve as the day-to-day football administrator.

Former Husker quarterback Jeff Sims’ next chance might be at Arizona State.

The Huskers remain in play as in-state 2025 tight ends Chase Loftin and Reiman Zebert narrow their lists.*

E.J. Barthel says “good enough” isn’t good enough for his running backs, and he’s looking for more explosive runs. Go here for more from Tuesday’s practice. | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule & reports

The Bullock brothers add a key veteran presence on each side of the ball.

Four-star 2025 O-lineman Broderick Shull from Oklahoma says the Huskers are “definitely” in his top four after his weekend visit.

Jeremy Pernell previews the NFL draft and sees a lot of offensive talent at the top.

Enter for a chance to win Californians for Nebraska’s tickets-and-lodging package for the Colorado-Nebraska football game.

In a change of plans, 2025 wide receiver Cortez Mills from Florida will visit Nebraska this weekend for the spring game.

In a court filing, former Nebraska women’s basketball assistant coach Chuck Love responds to Ashley Scoggin’s accusations.

Dylan Raiola details how the NIL side of his recruitment was handled.

Nebraska softball suffers a disheartening sweep at Michigan, but there’s an upbeat update from Jordy Bahl.

Carriker Chronicles: Will the Huskers deliver on Matt Rhule’s expectation for a significant jump in 2024?

There’s plenty of room for Nebraska’s third-down defense* to improve, and the keys are a pass rush and man coverage, Sam McKewon writes.

Nebraska baseball tees off on the Terps’ pitching and run-rules Maryland, 16-4, for a series win in Lincoln. | Photo gallery

Fred Hoiberg’s Huskers get another addition as transfer guard Connor Essegian from Wisconsin announces his commitment to Nebraska.

Some video highlights from Saturday’s scrimmage are now available. | Full coverage

This week in Husker history: Two former Huskers describe their daring World War II bombing runs in the South Pacific.

The Nebraska men’s gymnastics team claims fourth place in the NCAA Finals, while Stanford wins its fifth consecutive title.

Maryland evens up the weekend baseball series in Lincoln with an 11-2 trouncing of the Huskers. | Stats

The Huskers scrimmaged Saturday morning, and Matt Rhule said it was the best day for the offense since he’s been at Nebraska. Go here for the coverage. | Updates & discussion | Spring schedule & reports

A couple of 2025 defensive back prospects recap their recent visits to Lincoln: Jaxson Knisley and RJ Collins.

Receiver Jaylen Lloyd is looking to become known for more than just his speed this spring.

Husker Doc Talk: Get motivated with coach Bill Busch.

At age 35, former Husker wrestler Jordan Burroughs is eliminated in his third match Friday at the Olympic trials.*