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Will Pelini bring Huskers back to glory? – Article on Bo Pelini from the Sioux City Journal
Potter sees Husker line improving – It is good to hear about improvements already.
Versatile Smith may help offensive line – Monday practice notes from the Omaha World Herald.
Husker kickers aim for success – This should be an interesting battle but look for Adi Kunalic to come out on top.
Burkes poised to step up on O-line – Great article on Jaivorio Burkes from the Lincoln Journal Star.
Bo makes the rounds downtown – I would hate to get busted.
Receiver measures up – I don’t care if he is 3’4″ just so he holds onto the ball.
Young NU secondary seeks answers – In order for our defense to turn things around our secondary will have to step up.
Saturday practice report – Practice report from the Lincoln Journal Star.
Coaches’ confidence contagious – There were times last year where our coaches and players looked like they lacked confidence. I think Pelini & Co. can get the players built back up.
Huskers strive for ‘fast and physical’ model – Looks like James Dobson is doing a great job of getting the players in shape.
I-back picture refocused with Glenn’s move to defense – Looks like Cody Glenn could be switching to linebacker. This is probably a good move since we are pretty deep at I-back but not so much at linebacker.
Corners to look for picks – Wow, turning around and looking for the ball? What a CRAZY concept.
Ranking the BCS coaches: Big 12 has big potential – Coach Pelini is currently at no. 9 but the author of this article thinks he will move up the list pretty quickly.
Huskers Ink Three-Game Series With Southern Mississippi – This is a good deal. Southern Miss always seems to be tough. We will play them at home in 2012 and 2014 and in Hattiesburg, MS in 2013.
Huskers go full pads on Day 4 – Practice notes from the Lincoln Journal Star.
Tackle Burkes set to build off rookie season – Great article on Jaivorio Burkes.
Hickman switch no snap decision – Jacob Hickman should be able to get the job done a center.
Nebraska coaches see progress on defense – It is good that the coaches are seeing progress this early in spring practice.
No detail too small for coach – Focusing on what seems like small things should payoff in game time. Hopefully Coach Gilmore can remedy the problem of all the dropped balls.
Watson teaching players and coaches – This line from the article says it all: Professor Watson explaining the intricacies and overriding concepts of the West Coast system to new NU offensive assistants Barney Cotton, Tim Beck and Ron Brown.
Pelini says he’s “in tune” with offensive coaches – Bo knows what he is doing. Although he will be the biggest asset for the defense I think the offense will benefit from him as well.
Glenn says he trusts Pelini more than he ever did Callahan – It is good to see Pelini earning the trust of the players. I think that was lacking big time during the Callahan era.
Bo says sky’s the limit for Ganz – Ganz has proven in the past he is a leader. I would love to see him start this year. He has definitely earned it.
Lucky content to stay at ‘home’ – In my opinion Lucky made the right decision. I hope he has an awesome year and elevates himself to a first round pick in the NFL draft.
NU Football Notes: Huskers’ Holt wants ‘Mo’ action – Purify was my favorite player while at Nebraska. I wish he had a couple of more years to play.
Huskers Scrimmage In Pads – The huskers practiced in pads for the first time on Saturday.
NU Football Notes: Future Huskers take the Tunnel Walk – I wish I could have experienced the Tunnel Walk when I was a kid. Who am I kidding? I wish I could do the tunnel walk now.
Mother’s strength guides NU’s Holt – Great article on Meno Holt.
NU football notes, 3/30 – Saturday practice notes from the Lincoln Journal Star.
Ekeler put to the test – Ekeler certainly has his work cut out for him. After last season I think anything would be an improvement.
Sharpe embraces NU broadcasting challenge – Greag Sharpe > Jim Rose. I appreciate the fact that Rose loves the Huskers but he SUCKED as a broadcaster.
Dillard cuts weight, bulks up on optimism – The linebackers simply have to play better then they did last year. Hopefully Ekeler will teach them how to tackle.