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Nebraska Athletics ended the 2018 fiscal year $6.6 million in the black.

Athlon forecasts this spring’s starting 11 on offense.

Four Huskers have been cited by Lincoln police for hosting a disorderly party.

Check out Burkhead and Suh images and more from Super Bowl LIII, won by the Patriots 13-3. | Carriker gut reaction*

Former Nebraska offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf is joining the Fresno State staff as quarterbacks coach.

Anatomy of an Era: What sets Nebraska apart? To John Livingston, “it was those fans! … They’re a family who accept you once you come into the program and it stays with you for life.”

This week in Husker history: Staying or going? Coach William “King” Cole keeps Nebraska in suspense.

Former Husker Zac Taylor, coaching today in the Super Bowl, had coolness and toughness epitomized the drive in 2006 at Texas A&M.*

Lincoln High tight end John Goodwin* will walk on at Nebraska.

Jack Hoffman contines to provide inspiration to Rex Burkhead.

Receiver Demariyon Houston appears to be the most likely recruit to join the Huskers’ 2019 class come Wednesday, but things get fuzzy beyond that.

Anatomy of an Era: Receiver John Livingston turned down Nebraska for Arizona State but got a second chance.

A few perspectives on this year’s Super Bowl Huskers: Suh: SI, Newsday, OWH* | Burkhead: Cincy Enquirer, Newsday, OWH*

About 40 recruits are expected to turn out for this weekend’s junior day.* | Local prospects*

Ed McCaffrey says of his four football-playing sons, including new Husker quarterback Luke: “We didn’t sign them up for football. You’ve got to fall in love with the game on your own.”

Carlos Polk is replacing another former Husker, Doug Colman, as assistant special teams coach with the Dallas Cowboys.*

The Big Ten passed the SEC in per-school revenue payout for 2018, according to a USA Today report.

Sports Illustrated assesses the attractiveness of 17 teams’ national championship odds, including Nebraska’s at 100-1.

Foreman and Vrzal talk Super Bowl and recruiting in podcast episode 4.

An ESPN segment looks at the benevolent side of Ndamukong Suh.

Rivals’ national recruiting chief sees Nebraska’s class as the nation’s most surprising, and 247Sports has the Huskers among 10 teams that could make a splash on signing day. | Wooing WR Houston* | Remaining targets

The 2018 Huskers showed progress in this measure of success on offense, but there’s still plenty of room for improvement.

Athlon Sports has Nebraska among its top 20 teams on the rise for 2019.

Anatomy of an Era: “We were little linemen,” Riley Washington says of the receivers’ main role in the 1990s offense.

Bill Moos says on Sports Nightly that he’s not going to change his outgoing style. | Audio

New Husker defensive lineman Darrion Daniels is No. 9 in a ranking of transfer players for 2019.

A new statistical analysis finds that bad luck had a big hand in Nebraska’s narrow loss to Texas in 2006. | Game page

Former Husker teammates Ndamukong Suh and Rex Burkhead field questions about facing each other in the Super Bowl. | Rex in scholarly trio

The NCAA is considering ways to make marathon overtime games a thing of the past. | Poll on format

Three thousand free spring game tickets will be made available to military members and veterans.

Anatomy of an Era: Riley Washington feels he was let down by his coaches after he was vindicated in the legal system.

Athletic Director Bill Moos says the rumors about him are disgusting and have no merit,* and he has received the full support of the university president and chancellor* in a joint statement. | McKewon video | Timeline*

Wandale Robinson and Rondale Moore: Their first names are just the start of the playmakers’ similarities.

Husker Doc Talk discusses medical marijuana after Tom Osborne took a public stand on the issue.

Anatomy of an Era: Riley Washington’s recruiting trip from San Diego sold him on Nebraska even though it was December and he “had to get a jacket from the equipment room.”

Ndamukong Suh’s masterpiece is remembered as the former Husker gets set for football’s biggest stage. | 2009 Texas game page

Nebraska’s quest for pass-rushing help continues as outside linebacker Dylan Jordan* opts for TCU.

Steve Sipple says he’s going to miss Mr. Stiff-arm, Stanley Morgan Jr.

It’s either Nebraska or TCU for linebacker Dylan Jordan, who plans to announce his decision Monday. | Frost’s flights* | Carriker on top targets*

Jay Foreman and Matt Vrzal talk NFL playoffs, Devine Ozigbo and more Husker talk in episodes two and three of their 2019 podcasts.

Anatomy of an Era: Ahman Green says that when you respect “every person on the team, you’ll go far. And that’s what Coach Osborne made us realize: Everyone was important.”

This week in Husker history: Nebraska hires Bill Glassford as head coach, and Bob Brown is elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Ndamukong Suh is glad to finally be not just a Super Bowl spectator.

Anatomy of an Era: For Ahman Green, a behind-the-scenes difference-maker was a “short, red-haired dude” who “looks like a little leprechaun.”

Receiver prospect Charles Njoku opts for UCLA.* | Remaining targets | Weekend visitor Jordan: 1, 2*

After keeping his distance for a few years, Ndamukong Suh says leadership changes* have made him happy to be around Husker football again.

SB Nation outlines six factors that make the 2019 Huskers hype-worthy. | Fornelli: “Perfect storm”

Hard work has given Javin Wright the chance to continue the family legacy at Nebraska. | Carriker on walk-ons

Anatomy of an Era: Omaha blue-chipper Ahman Green was “on the fence between Nebraska and Arizona” until a family matter tipped the scale.

Don’t miss the video feature on Husker walk-on Damian Jackson that the Navy has produced.