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Nebraska needed touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams to defeat San Jose State in Lincoln, 35-12. Niles Paul's 85-yard kick off return for a touchdown sparked the Cornhuskers in a game that was very ...

Back to the future is the name of the game at Nebraska as former head coach Tom Osborne has taken the helm of the Athletic Department and is trying to help steer the Husker football team back to prominence.

Nebraska receiver Menelik Holt has gone from being just another guy to being a tough guy.

By Wendell Barnhouse Big 12 Sports.com Correspondent A daily countdown previewing the upcoming college football season continues.

Joe Ganz threw four touchdown passes to help Bo Pelini win his first game as Nebraska's coach, 47-24 over Western Michigan on Saturday night.

Just one practice separates the Nebraska Cornhuskers from their 2008 season opener against Western Michigan after the Huskers worked out for approximately 90 minutes in half pads in Memorial Stadium Thursday.

The second first game of Bo Pelini's career at Nebraska is still four days away but you can already give him one win in 2008: He's made a believer out of Kirk Herbstreit I know Nebraska fans have no love lost ...

New Nebraska coach Bo Pelini knows he's fortunate. He has a golden opportunity to restore the luster to a fallen power.

Nate Swift will be darting around on fall Saturdays again before long, catching passes and eluding tacklers with the ease and gracefulness that have made him a favorite of Nebraska football fans.

Cody Glenn has endured a lot at Nebraska, but he's never experienced a month like this.

Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford was among 35 players named Monday to the watch list for the Walter Camp Award, which is given annually to the top player in college football.

For a guy who hasn't played a game at linebacker yet, Nebraska's Cody Glenn sure has the tough-guy attitude down.

Nebraska football players and coaches welcomed an estimated 8,125 fans onto Tom Osborne Field for Fan Day 2008 on Sunday, Aug.

Nebraska's football team conducted its first major scrimmage of the fall "going at it for more than two hours," NU coach Bo Pelini said, on the grass practice fields north of Memorial Stadium.

On the field, Marlon Lucky remains Nebraska's clear-cut starting I-back. On paper, he shares the job with Roy Helu Jr.

A few minutes ago, I was listening to Jon from CornNation.com being interviewed about "A Sea of Red" on the Husker Sports Network, and left the stream running.

The 300-pound man says it's not so bad over here in August - " away from the preseason buzz and Kirk Herbstreit's talking points.

Marlon or Roy? How about Quentin? With so much preseason discussion about the "or" that separates I-backs Marlon Lucky and Roy Helu on the depth chart, position coach Tim Beck provided this nugget in the first ...

First downs, second guesses and impressions from Bo Pelini's first media day at Nebraska: * There's a new sheriff in town.

Bo Pelini has been stressing the importance of team discipline since he was hired as Nebraska's football coach eight months ago, and he emphasized the point again Monday.