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Hoss Reuter joins the Big Red Cobcast to talk about offensive line play and what to expect from the running backs this season.

It’s not Tom Osborne’s offense, but it has his stamp of approval.*

The OWH spends a day with Nebraska signee Cam Jones,* a big hitter and big talker.

More on the QB position: Point guard for offense | Gebbia’s fit

The focus was on the quarterbacks after Tuesday’s practice. Video & coverage | Updates & discussion.

Former Husker Richie Incognito says he’s retiring from football because of health and stress issues.

With more live tackling this spring, the Huskers should get a better evaluation of the running back position, Sean Callahan writes.

The coaching change had the Huskers’ top receivers weighing their options, but a sense of brotherhood helped keep them together in Lincoln.

Thomas Grayson, a speedy running back from Tulsa, commits to the Huskers for 2019. | Coverage & video | Discuss | Class of 2019

Check out Episode 2 of the video series on Nebraska spring football.

Mike Rozier, Bob Devaney and Tom Osborne are part of the 2018 Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame class.

Athlon lists five Huskers who are making strong early impressions on the coaching staff.

Greg Austin says the O-line doesn’t require the complete overhaul that was needed at Central Florida.

“Oh no, here they come again.” More from Brenden Stai on how the O-line could break opponents’ will.

Zach Duval’s strength and conditioning program is shaping position battles in the trenches.

Luke McCaffrey’s visit was the big surprise of the weekend in recruiting.

This week in Husker history: Time runs out on the tough-to-read Memorial Stadium sweeping-hands scoreboard clock.

Brenden Stai discusses the origins of the term “The Pipeline” and looks back on his epic battle with Warren Sapp in the 1995 Orange Bowl.

Special teams may be the ticket for fullbacks on the roster to land a role in the offense.

Scott Frost is a teacher at his core, Steve Sipple writes.

While announced attendance at Memorial Stadium is relatively steady from game to game, scanned-ticket totals* fluctuate greatly.

The Huskers have installed most of their new playbook, but mastering it will be a lengthy process, offensive coordinator Troy Walters says after Saturday’s practice. | Updates & discussion

Tom Osborne plans to watch games from the skybox only occasionally and has bought a couple of stadium tickets to use most of the time.

Changing up the pace is a key to the effectiveness of Scott Frost’s offense.

Anatomy of an Era: Offensive guard Brenden Stai charted his own course in the weight room and helped change the culture.

Ndamukong Suh says he’s ready to put in the work needed to make the L.A. Rams’ defensive line as good on the field as it appears on paper.

Re-establishing the Huskers’ advantages in physicality and play-calling would cure a lot of Nebraska’s ills, Steve Sipple writes.

It was what coach Ryan Held didn’t say* that helped sell safety Cam Jones on Nebraska. | Recruiting updates | Reimer on radar | Notable visitors

Former Nebraska offensive lineman Brent Qvale has re-signed with the New York Jets.*

Sports Illustrated plays the what-if game with the outcome of the quarterback battle between Bobby Newcombe and Eric Crouch.

Anatomy of an Era: More from Mark “Zeke” Cisco on player accountability, mentoring a future Husker, and practicing for the national championship game with a broken hand.

Adam Carriker talks about tackling and is joined by a special guest to demonstrate the proper techniques.

David Knevel figures to be a top pick in the CFL draft but still has NFL hopes.

It’ll be another busy weekend in recruiting as both high-profile and under-the-radar prospects make visits. | Hoops star gets offer: 1, 2

About a thousand spring game tickets have become available and will be sold via a lottery system.

Erik Chinander says after Thursday’s practice that the defense doesn’t seem to be the one he’d heard about — and that’s a good thing. | Discuss

Tom Ruud and Rik Bonness reflect on the life of Dave Humm.

Anatomy of an Era: Strong safety Mark “Zeke” Cisco found himself in a different world when he walked on at Nebraska instead of his home-state school, Michigan.

Former Nebraska placekicker Sandro DeAngelis* has found a new passion as soccer coach at Millard North. | Bio

ESPN’s FPI index sees the Huskers finishing the regular season at no better than .500.*

Nick Gates* expects to be picked in round 3, 4 or 5 of the NFL draft. | Opportunity for Maher* | Enunwa deal*

A Johnny Rodgers exhibit is opening Thursday at the Great Plains Black History Museum in Omaha.

Anatomy of an Era: Mike “Biff” Roberts says it was “tough to even walk after some practices,” but it taught him that “in life you’ve got to work your butt off to be successful.”

Scott Frost is No. 5 on AP’s “Most Likely to Succeed” list of FBS coaches in new jobs.

Scott Frost says Tuesday’s practice was “far and away our best day as a team” so far this spring. | Discuss

Newcomer Deontai Williams is already emerging as a versatile weapon in the defensive secondary.

A number of redshirt freshmen are in position to make an impact in 2018.

Anatomy of an Era: Walk-on rover Mike “Biff” Roberts made hay every day on the practice field as a member of the scout team.

Running back Devine Ozigbo has his sights set on the starting job for his senior season.

Former Husker Will Compton agrees to a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans.