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| Date | Time | Opponent | Score | TV |
| 08/30 | TBA | Western Michigan | - | TBA |
| 09/06 | TBA | San Jose State | - | TBA |
| 09/13 | TBA | New Mexico State | - | TBA |
| 09/27 | TBA | Virginia Tech | - | TBA |
| 10/04 | TBA | Missouri* | - | TBA |
| 10/11 | TBA | @Texas Tech* | - | TBA |
| 10/18 | TBA | @Iowa State* | - | TBA |
| 10/25 | TBA | Baylor* | - | TBA |
| 11/01 | TBA | @Oklahoma* | - | TBA |
| 11/08 | TBA | Kansas* | - | TBA |
| 11/15 | TBA | @Kansas State* | - | TBA |
| 11/28 | 2:30 p.m. | Colorado* | - | ABC |
| Season Record: 0 - 0 | ||||
| * Conference Game | ||||
Glenn on senior season: 'I've got a lot to prove'
The end sneaks up on you. Cody Glenn will be the first to say it. Wasn’t it just yesterday he was living in the dorms? It sure feels like it.
Senior running back Marlon Lucky was the lone Husker named as a first-team all-conference choice in the preseason media poll. Missouri had eight first-team picks, and Oklahoma six.
Teafatiller in court on drunken driving charge
Nebraska tight end Hunter Teafatiller was in court Wednesday on a second-offense DUI charge.
Carl Pelini: Hokies 'a great measuring stick'
He had taken his alma mater’s football program from anemic status to a spot under the Orange Bowl lights, but Frank Beamer could see there were still more rungs to climb.
Newspaper sues NU fan over bogus article
OKLAHOMA CITY — The publisher of Oklahoma’s largest newspaper and one of its sportswriters have sued a University of Texas employee who admitted posting a bogus article on the Internet about two University of Oklahoma football players.
NU fan’s bogus board entry stirs debate
It can get unruly out there among the Internet anonymous, where everyone is suddenly a few inches taller, a little bit more macho, a lot more willing to type something they would never say in face-to-face conversation.
QB Davis: Expect stiff competition every year
While Big Red faithful are no doubt still basking in the news of the midweek commitment of quarterback Cody Green, what do those quarterbacks who are already in the Husker stable think whenever a fresh face is being cast as the potential next big thing?
Buckeye coach Tressel praises Pelini
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel offered praise for Bo Pelini when talking about the success of Youngstown-bred coaches.
Ex-Husker Sewell helping team's bid for AFL title
The journey hasn’t been without its surprising detours, but you’re not about to find Josh Sewell complaining.
NU fan apologizes for internet hoax
OKLAHOMA CITY — The father of an Oklahoma quarterback says he plans legal action against a Nebraska football fan who posted a bogus story on an Internet message board claiming two Sooners had been arrested on cocaine distribution charges.
Former Husker's book chronicles highs, lows
All the intentions were good.
Recruit Williams gets probation at plea hearing
Nebraska football recruit Josh Williams received deferred adjudication probation in a plea hearing in Denton County (Texas) Court on Wednesday morning.
McCook's Sellers chooses Kansas
Tyrone Sellers, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound defensive end and tight end from McCook, has given his oral commitment to Kansas.
Now with Texas A&M, former Husker Taylor still roots for NU
Zac Taylor doesn’t have to look far if he suddenly needs a Nebraska fix.
Steven M. Sipple: Bohl finds his niche at NDSU
FARGO, N.D. — Nebraska football fans were especially surly that late-November day in 2002, hurling expletives toward soon-to-be-fired Husker defensive coordinator Craig Bohl as he trotted off the Memorial Stadium field after a 15-point loss to Colorado.
Navy veteran tackles next challenge: NU football
This was a better place than where he’d been, but it wasn’t as good as it could be. He wanted to be down there, in the thick of it.
Cosgrove to consult for Wisconsin HS team
MADISON, Wis. — For the first time in 28 years, Kevin Cosgrove won’t be coaching the game that he loves: college football. But the potential for any separation anxiety may be eased by 1) his view that this is more of a respite than a setback, 2) his conviction that he will be coaching again next season, collegiately or professionally and 3) his commitment to relocating back to Madison, where he will volunteer his time to help mentor his son with the Edgewood High School football program.
Ex-Husker QB Keller signs with Raiders
ALAMEDA, Calif. — The Oakland Raiders signed former Nebraska quarterback Sam Keller to a contract Wednesday and waived quarterback Erik Meyer.
Steven M. Sipple: No Husker TV early on no surprise
The more I think about it, the more intriguing Nebraska’s 2008 football opener becomes. Western Michigan returns 10 starters on defense and features a balanced offense. Could this be Ball State all over again?
Networks pass on first 3 Husker games
It’ll be pay-per-view or no TV at all for Nebraska’s first three football games this fall.
A Lancaster County judge Monday set an Aug. 14 court date for former Nebraska football player Maurice Purify on allegations he violated his probation and was an inmate of a disorderly house.
Husker recruit still unsigned by Angels
The Angels are still pursuing. Khiry Cooper is still in Lincoln, unsigned and enjoying himself according to his prep baseball coach.
Steven M. Sipple: Don't trust hype, especially mine
Thank you, Nebraska athletic department officials, for essentially barring media from covering summer football camps for high school players this year.
Kellogg shines at Nebraska QB camp
You’d figure a high school senior named Ron Kellogg Jr. would be saddled with some lofty expectations on the basketball court.
Steven M. Sipple: Norvell back in thick of rivalry
Jay Norvell has moved from Lincoln to Norman, and will now see the renewal of a glorious rivalry from the other side.
Steven M. Sipple: Eight wins is reasonable expectation for Huskers
He traveled the state in recent weeks meeting and greeting Nebraska fans, spreading good will and connecting with the football-starved masses.
So this is summer vacation. On occasion, it includes a day of lounging at the lake.
Steven M. Sipple: Dailey a natural fit for coaching
Joe Dailey feels fortunate that, ever since his high school days, he knew he wanted to be a football coach.
NU recruit still mulling options
Husker football recruit Khiry Cooper made his way to Lincoln on Monday still lugging a hefty decision.Though he came to Nebraska, the Shreveport, La., native remains unsure as to whether he’ll sign to play baseball for the Los Angeles Angels’ organization or keep his commitment to the Huskers.
Steven M. Sipple: Pelini practices what dad preaches
In many ways, we’re still getting to know Nebraska’s new head football coach.
Mike Grant on the 'other side' again
As the mess got messier, Mike Grant watched in foreign colors with as much interest as anyone.
Huskers to play Southern Miss in '12, '13, '15
It’s never too early to plan a trip to Hattiesburg, right?
