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Damian Jackson’s playing time has been minimal, but the former Navy SEAL is a point person in the Huskers’ efforts to boost player-led accountability.

No longer “the little man” on the defensive line, beefed-up sophomore Deontre Thomas is hungry to “make something happen.”

Nebraska is No. 21 in the Lindy’s Sports top-25 countdown.

Here are Athletic Department photos and video from the first practice of fall camp Friday morning. | Camp schedule

Former Husker Ben Miles has transferred from Texas A&M and joined his father at Kansas.

Ryan Held says versatility* is a hallmark of his stable of running backs.

Here are photos, video and more from Fan Day at Memorial Stadium.

Fall camp is upon us. Get video and coverage of today’s press conference, and see the full practice schedule. | 5 things to watch

Nebraska is celebrating 50 years of Husker Power with an honorary team.

Nebraska comes up one spot short of the top 25 in the preseason coaches poll. | Snubbed? | Discuss

Yahoo Sports previews the Huskers and gives them a No. 23 national ranking.

Husker Dan checks in with a batch of offseason notes.

Juco defensive tackle Jahkeem Green* says he’s sticking to his commitment to Nebraska. | Clouse analysis

Sporting News picks Nebraska for a second-place finish in the Big Ten West behind Wisconsin.

Here are position battles and storylines as the Huskers get set for their first practice Friday. | Summer recap

Former Nebraska quarterback Joe Dailey is taking the reins as offensive coordinator at New Mexico.

Running back Greg Bell, who left the team four games into the 2018 season, will sit out this year at San Diego State because of an injury.

A Pennsylvania scribe revisits the 1994 season and debunks some notions about why unbeaten Penn State finished second in the polls to undefeated Nebraska. | ’94 games & polls

The strength coach tends to become one of the head coach’s top confidants, and Zach Duval is no exception.

Inside linebacker Will Honas is full go for fall camp, outside LB Alex Davis could be poised for a big senior season.* More: 1, 2

There’s talent but also uncertainty for the Huskers at running back.

The trends in Scott Frost’s evolution point to what might be in store for Nebraska’s offense in 2019. | OSU/NU similarities*

Who’s bulking up or slimming down? See players’ weight changes from a year ago. | “Looking the part”

Steve Sipple notes the impact on Husker athletics made by Hank Bounds, the university’s departing president.

247Sports has Nebraska penciled in for a Citrus Bowl matchup with Texas A&M.

If you’re attending Fan Day on Thursday, here’s a map and event information.

Husker Doc Talk addresses the possibility that the significance of fall camp has changed.

Athlon has arguments for and against the Huskers making the playoff.

Monday Morning Quarterback: Who was the Huskers’ best QB of the 1980s?

Husker247 previews the wide receivers, defensive line, running backs and tight ends.

Bill Moos says he’ll never forget the lessons he learned from his position coach in college, the late Joe Tiller.

Here’s a wrap-up of the week’s news about former Huskers in NFL training camps.

Nebraska is No. 20 in NCAA.com’s preseason top 25.

HuskerOnline concludes its top 40 Huskers for 2019 with Adrian Martinez at No. 1.

Adrian Martinez expects to benefit from being more in sync with Scott Frost’s play-calling this season.

Bill Moos says there’s no push for divisional realignment among the Big Ten’s athletic directors.

Husker247 previews the November opponents: Purdue, Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa.

Heisman winners Crouch, Rozier and Rodgers share stories at a Nebraska Greats Foundation event in Grand Island.

Former Husker Niles Paul signs with the 49ers.

JD Spielman will be expected to continue leading by example rather than vocally.

Corn Nation previews Northwestern, whose smart brand of football won the division in 2018.

Adrian Martinez is named to the watch list for the Walter Camp Award.

Athlon ranks Nebraska’s schedule difficulty 13th in the conference. | OWH: Ranking the games*

Don’t forget about these contenders for significant playing time, writes Brian Christopherson: tight end Katerian Legrone, cornerback Braxton Clark, running back Wyatt Mazour and linebacker Garrett Nelson.

Troy Walters expects a receiver-by-committee approach this fall, but redshirt freshman Andre Hunt* could be the one to fill Stanley Morgan’s old starting spot.

JD Spielman is named to the Hornung Award watch list, coach Scott Frost is on the Dodd Award list, and Ben Stille makes the list for the Wuerffel Trophy.

A comparison of Nebraska and Central Florida stats indicates that a dominant pass-rusher isn’t necessarily crucial.

Maurice Washington’s legal case is unlikely to be resolved* before the season opener. | Discuss

A number of Huskers have been impressing their peers this offseason.

Year Two has Mohamed Barry and other defenders more confident in their understanding of Erik Chinander’s system.