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The Husker women take No. 4 Indiana into overtime before falling by 74-62. | Stats

This week in Husker history: Twenty-five years apart, Bob Devaney and Tom Osborne leave on a high note as they coach their final games.

A new connection between the Husker football and track programs is paying off. | Recruiting notes*

Matt Rhule has a plan for making player development* work in the era of the transfer portal.

Garrett Nelson says there was nothing easy* about his decision to turn pro.

Texas high school coach Bob Wager confirms he’s joining Matt Rhule’s staff as tight ends coach and special teams assistant.

Attend the 50th anniversary Heisman art event Jan. 6 in Elkhorn.

The Nebraska men use a 29-5 run and strong defensive play to dispense with Iowa, 66-50.

Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren has reportedly emerged as a strong candidate to be the next president of the Chicago Bears.

His dad was a pro in a different sport, but Husker signee Riley Van Poppel has the same drive to succeed. | Faith in action*

Athlon has five New Year’s resolutions for Nebraska football.

No. 14 Michigan’s physical defense is too much for the Husker women in a 76-59 Nebraska loss in Lincoln.

The expanded playoff is likely to bring major changes to the bowl system. | Shatel commentary*

Colton Feist, the walk-on who became a starter on the defensive line, announces he won’t return for his final year of eligibility.

Husker Dan: Matt Rhule’s first class is classy.

Tad Stryker hopes “body blows” is more than just talk and can become Nebraska’s offensive identity.

Assistant coaches Terrance Knighton and Ed Foley talk on the radio* about their new jobs.

Former Husker Maliek Collins makes a young fan’s Christmas something special.

Nebraska’s 2023 defense loses a cornerstone as Garrett Nelson declares for the NFL draft. | McKewon analysis* | Discuss

Husker signee Malachi Coleman has accepted an invitation to play in the Polynesian Bowl on Jan. 20.

Recruiting analysts applaud Matt Rhule’s conviction to find quality under-the-radar* players on the recruiting trail.

Former Husker Tommy Armstrong Jr. and his mother are called heroes after a house fire in Gulfport, Miss.

The composition of Matt Rhule’s staff becomes clearer with newly posted titles and duties. | Notes*

Matt Rhule explains his school of thought in regard to offensive line technique* and coaching.*

Defensive backs coach Evan Cooper is in sync with Matt Rhule when it comes to recruiting. | Texas connections | Staff notes

HuskerOnline writers roll out their wish lists for Nebraska athletics. | Shatel too*

This week in Husker history: A 1932 old-timers’ charity game featuring the likes of Guy Chamberlin, Ed Weir, “Link” Lyman and “Blue” Howell draws 4,000-plus fans to Memorial Stadium.

Omarion Miller, four-star receiver from Louisiana who decommitted from Nebraska three weeks ago, has signed with Colorado. | Discuss

There’s still work to do* as Nebraska seeks to lock down its own backyard in recruiting. | Big Ten recruiting results*

It’s now official: Ben Scott, the Arizona State offensive lineman* who was previously thought to be headed to Auburn, is transferring to Nebraska instead. | McKewon analysis* | Discuss | Class of ’23

Former Husker defensive coordinator Erik Chinander is joining the Boise State staff as defensive line coach.

Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield discusses transfer QB Jeff Sims and some of the other newcomers, plus his offensive philosophy alongside Matt Rhule. | Video

Defensive coordinator Tony White discusses the incoming linebackers, the Blackshirt tradition and what he looks for first in a player.

Athlon Sports grades the Huskers’ new signees. | The ones who got away* | Class superlatives

The Nebraska women take down No. 20 Kansas in triple overtime, 85-79.

Commentary on Matt Rhule and his crop of recruits: Shatel,* Carriker, Sipple,* McKewon,* Just,* Vogel,* Christopherson.

On a day of mostly good news* for the Huskers, the only signing-day decommitment was the flip of three-star receiver Barry Jackson to Cincinnati. | Winners & losers

Matt Rhule talks with reporters about the recruiting class and more. | Video | Quotes | O-line “narrative” | What we learned* | Texas connections | “Total package” in Sims

A signing-day flip goes the Huskers’ way as Vincent Carroll-Jackson, a three-star defensive lineman formerly committed to Syracuse, announces he’s coming to Nebraska. | Coverage & highlights

Nebraska gets a signing-day commitment as Eric Fields, three-star linebacker from Ardmore, Okla., announces he’ll be a Husker. | Coverage & highlights

Texas A&M defensive lineman Elijah Jeudy announces he’s transferring to Nebraska. | Discuss

See what Husker coaches had to say about recruiting and more this morning: Rhule (1, 2), Barthel, Foley.

Malachi Coleman announces he’s staying home and signing with Nebraska. | Video | Ngoyi sticks with ISU

Former Baylor receiver Josh Fleeks is transferring* to Nebraska.

The bulk of Matt Rhule’s first recruiting class at Nebraska becomes official Wednesday. Follow the signing-day developments on our recruiting page and forum thread. | Decision schedule

The Husker men dominate early on their way to a 75-65 hoops win over Queens.

Florida Gators edge defender Chief Borders announces he’s transferring to Nebraska. | Discuss | Portal tracker

Bob Wager, a top high school coach in Texas, is expected to join Matt Rhule’s staff.

Ronnie Green is stepping down in 2023 after seven years as UNL’s chancellor.*

Former Husker assistant Ryan Held has been hired as head coach at Nebraska-Kearney.