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Spring five-packs: The-time-is-now guys | Position battles to watch

The Huskers intend to lean heavily on senior receiver Stanley Morgan for production and leadership.

Anatomy of an Era: Bryan Pruitt, a walk-on from Illinois, was a second-string grinder on the Pipeline.

Strength coach Zach Duval discusses how metrics help determine where a player needs to add lean muscle mass.

Former Husker O-lineman Jeremiah Sirles signs with the Carolina Panthers.*

Nebraska is reportedly showing interest in Arizona graduate transfer quarterback Brandon Dawkins.* | Discuss

“Tough equals championships”: The staff has a formula for getting players’ passion back.

Player versatility will be a sought-after attribute in the defensive secondary and on offense.

Nebraska volleyball’s Annika Albrecht and Kelly Hunter are two of the seven finalists for the AAU James E. Sullivan Award, presented annually to the nation’s most outstanding amateur athlete.

Adam Carriker assesses the Huskers’ gains during winter conditioning.

Jovan Dewitt has vacancies to fill on special teams.

The competition appears wide open at two interior spots on the offensive line.

Compare your skills against NFL Players in this test

Anatomy of an Era: More inside stories from The Turmanator.

Former Husker Barron Miles is elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame.

Nebraska has the nation’s second-toughest 2018 schedule in this ranking.

“Give them everything early.” That’s the staff’s approach* to teaching players the new system.

Nebraska’s total of 260-plus scholarship offers for the 2019 recruiting cycle is tops in the Big Ten. | Quest for return men | Texas targets | Notes

How the team handles Scott Frost’s fast pace is something to watch this spring. | “Quick blinkers” at QB

A new painting of Brook Berringer and Sam Foltz will be displayed inside Memorial Stadium.

This week’s Wayback Wednesday game: Nine quarterback sacks help the 1995 Huskers throttle No. 8 Kansas State.

Anatomy of an Era: Matt Turman discusses how walk-ons were treated, how practice reps were maximized and why he became an exception to Tom Osborne’s “no running out of bounds” rule.

Travis Fisher expects his defensive backs to play with a physical edge.

Huskers to watch: Adrian Martinez, 5 newcomers

Former Husker O-lineman Matt Slauson signs with the Colts* after two seasons with the Chargers.

Nebraska is making an aggressive effort* to pull elite recruiting prospects from the Southeast. | Selling the blueprint

Fans in Omaha got a preview of the “Scoring Explosion” on Halloween of 1980 when the Husker freshmen played UNO’s jayvees.

Quarterback Patrick O’Brien gets in some spring break work with an NFL receiver.

Anatomy of an Era: Nebraska turned to walk-on QB Matt Turman as the starter in Nebraska’s showdown at Kansas State during the ’94 championship season.

Defensive line coach Mike Dawson says his players are hungry to learn the new scheme.

Huskers to watch: Will Honas, Greg Bell, Patrick O’Brien.

Offensive coordinator Troy Walters likes what’s there at the skill positions.

Mick Stoltenberg and Ben Stille are setting the tone as team leaders.

In-state recruiting for 2019 is off to a good start, but two more commitments would make it something special.

Floyd Herman, Nebraska athletics’ oldest living letter winner, has died at age 105.

Adam Carriker looks at Nebraska’s defensive personnel and where the Blackshirts can improve.

Mario Verduzco says leadership in a quarterback ultimately boils down to performing when it counts. | McKewon on the QBs*

Greg Austin envisions a Nebraska offensive line that’s dominant once again.

Spencer Long’s move to the Jets is now official. | Suh still shopping

The new staff’s approach to teaching tackling could be a difference-maker.

Spring curiosities: 2-deeps at cornerback | Pecking order at tight end

Anatomy of an Era: More inside stories from David Seizys.

This week in Husker history: UConn hires a former Nebraska halfback as coach.

The new staff has a task of restoring Nebraska’s tradition of strong production* from its running backs.

Seniors Mick Stoltenberg and Jerald Foster aim to be cornerstones, both on the 2018 team and for beginning a new period of program history.

More than 1.3 million calories worth of fat gone. That’s one of the numbers from winter conditioning.

Huskers to watch: Tre Bryant, JD Spielman, Lamar Jackson

Businesses are already feeling the “Frost effect.”

Anatomy of an Era: David Seizys was the holder on a fateful kick, but there’s much more to this walk-on’s story, including a big moment against Oklahoma.

Mario Verduzco is looking for quick answers from the contenders at quarterback.