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With about 1,000 Indiana game tickets still available, Trev Alberts* says the sellout streak’s survival is now a “week-by-week” situation.

The regents next week will consider a new multimedia-rights deal for Nebraska athletics and beer sales at Husker basketball games. | Details from Alberts

Brian Christopherson offers some observations on a grab-bag of Husker topics, including tackling and recruiting.

It was a “surreal experience” for Husker fan Christian Gosselin when he connected on a 30-yard Kick for Cash field goal during halftime Saturday.

Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Vance Joseph* thinks his brother Mickey can inspire belief as the “ear, fixer and leader” of Nebraska football while building a strong culture.

Doc’s Diagnosis: How the Husker defense got pushed around by the Sooners on the goal line.

David Max shares photos from the NU-OU ’70-71 team reunion.

Running back Ajay Allen is done for the year after undergoing surgery for an injury suffered in the Oklahoma game. Go here for much more from Mickey Joseph’s press conference Tuesday. | Updates & discussion

Doc’s Diagnosis: Sad sacks in the Oklahoma game.

Barry Alvarez* on Bill Busch’s stints at Wisconsin: “They wanted to play for him. That’s really important.”

Husker Dan wonders if all the coaching changes are done.

Sam McKewon dives into the Huskers’ issues* on both sides of the ball. | Shatel: Urban a poor fit

Dave Feit isn’t ready to call it a wasted season.

The lopsided loss created an opportunity for a number of reserves* to make their case for more playing time.

The Indiana game will have a 6:30 p.m. start and a BTN telecast.

Poll question: Thumbs up or down on Erik Chinander’s firing?

Husker Doc Talk: Another sacrifice at the altar of Nebraska football. | Play diagnosis: Early success

Four-star edge rusher Cameron Lenhardt has decommitted from Nebraska. | Class of 2023

Erik Chinander is out, one day after the blowout loss to Oklahoma, and Bill Busch* takes over as defensive coordinator. | Discuss | Commentary: Callahan, Carriker, McKewon,* Sipple,* Just*

Nebraska volleyball sweeps Kentucky on the road.

ESPN’s Pete Thamel throws cold water on a report that Urban Meyer has been contacted about the Nebraska coaching job.

Cole Stukenholtz’s commentary and Thot Doc’s Brain Droppings on the Oklahoma game.

This week in Husker history: Big wins 20 years apart over Alabama and Washington; Bob Devaney’s Nebraska coaching debut; pink slip for Shawn Eichorst.

OU 49, NU 14. The Huskers get dominated on both sides of the ball in an unhappy debut for interim coach Mickey Joseph. Go to the game page for coverage. | Tad Stryker: Stage frightful | Highlights | Carriker gut reaction | Big Red Over-Reaction | Postgame presser | Game thread

Tad Stryker: A big reset for the Big Red.

Mickey Joseph discusses the team’s state of mind, the OU rivalry and more on BTN’s B1G Today show.

ESPN’s Elizabeth Merrill dives into the subject of Nebraska fans and “the curse.” More commentary on the Huskers from out-of-state outlets: Ivan Maisel, Faux Pelini,* Sean Keeler*

Former Husker Jordan Burroughs wins another world title and becomes the most decorated champion in U.S. wrestling history.

Mickey Joseph has a believer* in former Oklahoma lineman Chuck Langston. | The Langston years*

Fifty years after winning the Heisman and less than a year after a brush with death, Johnny Rodgers* still thrives on competition.

Friday Husker Tailgate: The guys discuss the week that was and Saturday’s showdown with the Sooners.

On the radio, Mickey Joseph explains some changes he has implemented, including taking back players’ Blackshirts.* | Video

The Sooners and Huskers have taken different trajectories* since OU’s last visit.

Former adversaries Charles Thompson and Steve Taylor find themselves on the same side of the Nebraska-Oklahoma rivalry this weekend.

After a lot of history, Oklahoma will cross paths with Casey Thompson one last time on Saturday.*

Bill Trochi from the Sporting News reviews all 22 of Nebraska’s one-score losses under Scott Frost.

Saturday might be Kevin Williams’ time for a bigger role on the offensive line.

After getting carved up by opponents during the first three games, the Nebraska defense* is still searching for its identity.

David Max gives his Fanalytix preview of the Oklahoma game.

The OKC paper gets a reading of the Huskers’ pulse with help from the OWH’s Evan Bland.

The last time the Huskers hosted the Sooners, Nebraska won with just seven first downs while the defense picked off five OU passes. Revisit that night on the game page. | Classic rivalry

The Big Red Collaborative, Nebraska’s first nonprofit NIL collective, makes its debut.*

This isn’t the first time in recent years that the Huskers have had troubles with tackling.*

It’s all Sooners in the game predictions thus far. | OU previews: 1,* 2,* 3

It’s almost like a home game for Oklahoma’s Kaden Helms, freshman tight end from Bellevue West.

Tom Shatel says the NU-OU rivalry is something well worth celebrating.*

An Athletic Department video provides some scenes from practice with interim head coach Mickey Joseph.

Zach Wiegert will be honored by the National Football Foundation on Saturday. | Hall of Fame Huskers

Athlon Sports staffers weigh in on who should be Nebraska’s head coach.