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As expected, Bellevue West quarterback Daniel Kaelin commits to Missouri.

The OWH previews the spring competition on the defensive line* and at linebacker.*

Husker women’s basketball earns a WNIT berth, but the Nebraska men miss the cut for the NIT.

Spring practice starts next week. Bookmark the schedule here.

It’s too cold Sunday for baseball in Lincoln, so the series with Illinois State is over after Nebraska’s wins Friday and Saturday.

This week in Husker history: He was a quarterback at Nebraska, a fullback at Northwestern and a cowboy on the silver screen. Forty-five years ago, Lafayette Russell died at age 72.

Former Stanford offensive tackle Walter Rouse explains the change of heart that led him to opt for Oklahoma shortly after he had committed to Nebraska.

Looking back at a recruiting gem from California: Quincy Enunwa.

Matt Rhule and Ed Foley are looking for game-changing plays* from Nebraska’s special teams.

Husker Hour: Postseason basketball hopes, baseball is rolling, Luke Mullin.

The Hail Varsity lyrics* are getting a tweak or two with hopes of encouraging fan sing-alongs. | 1936: Birth of a fight song

Athlon Sports previews the competition this spring on the offensive and defensive lines.

Trey Palmer recounts some of the explosive plays* that marked his record-breaking season.

Thomas Fidone enjoyed watching Max Duggan’s rise and says he and his former high school teammate have similar mindsets.

Check out more footage from “Team Commitment Week,” including Thursday’s “Husker Football Olympics.” | Rhule preaches urgency*

Georgia Tech has entered the picture for quarterback prospect Dylan Raiola.

Former Husker linebacker Lavonte David is said to be trending toward free agency after 11 seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Huskers men’s NIT hopes take a hit in a 78-75 loss to Minnesota in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.

Nebraska baseball completes a sweep of Northern Colorado with another run-rule win, 14-3.

Team Commitment Week keeps the Huskers on their toes as bonds are built. | Video

Nebraska basketball’s Andre Smith, the 1981 Big Eight Player of the Year, has died at age 64.

Charlie Fischer drives in four runs as the Huskers blast Northern Colorado, 12-1, in Nebraska baseball’s 2023 home opener.

Derrick Walker makes the coaches’ second-team All-Big Ten men’s basketball squad, and Keisei Tominaga earns honorable mention.

Defensive coordinator Tony White knows you “never stop growing” as a recruiter. | Learning the defense: 1,* 2*

Husker Dan: Dylan and the Prince

Matt Rhule, Thomas Fidone and Chief Borders met with the media Monday morning. Go here for the video and updates. | Quick hits: 1, 2

Athlon Sports previews the spring competition at wide receiver and tight end.

Corn Nation looks at the early days of football and the brutal plays that brought the sport to the brink of extinction.

Incoming running back Kwinten Ives sees his multi-sport athleticism as a plus.

Sam McKewon says Lincoln has transformed into a recruiting asset* that Matt Rhule isn’t about to ignore. | Callahan: What a weekend*

Fourth-ranked Ole Miss torches Nebraska baseball for eight runs in the first inning and cruises to a 14-5 win in Minneapolis.

Four Huskers score in double figures as the Nebraska men earn their first Big Ten season sweep of Iowa with an 81-77 road win.

This week in Husker history: George Kelly, a key figure in the origin of Nebraska’s Blackshirts tradition, dies at age 75.

A stellar start on the mound by Jace Kaminska and Gabe Swansen’s big day at the plate help give Husker baseball a 12-3 win over Hawaii.

Trey Palmer turns heads with a sizzling 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. | Discuss

Barron Miles recalls how he got noticed by Nebraska as an undersized athlete in New Jersey more than 30 years ago.

Husker Hour: Baseball with Evan Bland, basketball postseason and the latest on Dylan Raiola.

Nebraska baseball starts the weekend in Minneapolis with a big win, upsetting No. 7 Vanderbilt, 5-3. | Caron on watch list

Fewer plays? There are better ways to shorten football games, Tad Stryker writes. | Discuss

Caleb Tannor is determined to prove people wrong* after being snubbed by the NFL Combine.

Christian McCaffrey has strong praise for his former coach Matt Rhule.

At the NFL Combine, Ochaun Mathis discusses why he chose Nebraska over Texas as his transfer destination. | His numbers in Indy

Michigan State knocks the Husker women out of the Big Ten Tournament, 67-64.

Elkhorn Mount Michael defensive end Conor Connealy, son of 1994 co-captain Terry, announces he’s walking on at Nebraska.

Trev Alberts says ticket sales for the spring game are at about 45,000 right now, and fans will see “a new-look Nebraska football team that might engage a little bit differently than what we’ve previously been used to.”

Linebacker Ernest Hausmann explains why he left Nebraska for Michigan after one season.

Check out the latest video from winter conditioning.

Here’s a look at the spring football schedules across the Big Ten.

Athlon Sports previews this spring’s quarterback competition at Nebraska.

Michigan State overwhelms the Huskers with torrid three-point shooting in the second half, and the Nebraska men’s four-game win streak ends in an 80-67 loss on Senior Night in Lincoln.