• Next week’s foe, Oklahoma, holds off Kansas State, 42-30. See how the Huskers and Sooners match up statistically.

• NU 20, Baylor 10. Game page | Pregame page | Stryker column | DVD

• Aaron Taylor’s memorabilia sells at bankruptcy auction for $28,500.

• Future Husker: Four things about Curtis Carter.

• Harvey Perlman is tapped as chairman of the NCAA's Division I board of directors.

• The defense knows not to point fingers as the offense struggles.

• Steve Sipple makes note of the secondary’s strides.

• Dontrayevous Robinson is still raw but shows that he can compete.

• The season’s turning-point time is here, Tad Stryker writes.

• The OWH combs through the stats and finds six key differences between the 2008 and 2009 offenses.

• Phillip Dillard perseveres after a year of personal loss, injury and disappointment.

• Blake Lawrence wants to educate others about the ramifications of concussions.

• A disabled teen from Kansas gets to make his dream trip to a Husker game.

• Ndamukong Suh’s work ethic impresses Grant Wistrom | Heisman ballot

• Husker Dan shares his assessment of the Iowa State game.

• North Texas Nebraskans’ effort to treat the troops to the Baylor game has been a rousing success.

• Personnel changes are looming on offense; how extensive will they be? | McKewon commentary

• More opinion: Sipple on the defense | Sherman on Niles Paul

• Player features: Mike Caputo | Dontrayevous Robinson

• The NU-OU start time might affect recruiting. | Curtis Carter’s choice

• David Max gives his 2 Cents on the Iowa State game.

• See the Week 7 rundown of Huskers in the NFL.

• Niles Paul is trying hard to look forward after Saturday’s notable blunder.

• A California wide receiver, Quincy Enunwa, commits to the recruiting class of 2010.

• The Oklahoma game will be televised by ABC or Versus; time TBA.

• Bo Pelini says the offense needs some sort of “spark.”

• Monday-morning commentary: Stryker, McKewon, Prestidge, Sipple, York

• Consecutive October losses used to be a rarity. | Notes

• Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford’s season is over as he opts for shoulder surgery.

• Roger Craig has words of praise for Husker fans and their loyalty.

• Iowa State 9, NU 7. Game page | Pregame page | Styker column | DVD

• Future Husker: Five things about Chase Rome

• Forty-yard dash times don’t reveal much about players, James Dobson says.

• WR Curtis Carter from Louisiana commits to NU. | 2010 list | Jamrog remarks

• The defensive line’s strong play reduces the need to blitz.

• McKewon on leadership | Sipple on officiating | McKeever on Watson

• Blake Lawrence’s concussion problem forces him to call it quits.

• Ndamukong Suh moves to the top of Mel Kiper Jr.’s draft board, and #93 is a midseason All-American and defensive player of the year. But he’s back to write-in status on this Heisman ballot.

• Conference-wide, penalty flags are flying more frequently in ’09.

• Jared Crick is making opponents pay for focusing too much on Ndamukong Suh.

• Ahman Green gets back into the game, signing with the Packers.

• Tim Griffin of ESPN.com still has NU penciled in for the Big 12 title game.

• Shawn Watson says inexperience is slowing the offense. | Fewer catches for McNeill

• Cody Green knows that being the starter would be a whole different deal. Zac Lee accepts life in a fishbowl. | McKewon commentary

• Steve Sipple says it’s time for the O-line to assert itself.

• Will the offense’s identity crisis hurt recruiting?

• The Colonel marks a milestone and thanks the man who made it possible.

• Chris Brooks has traded flash for consistency to become a factor in the offense. More player features: Wes Cammack, ISU’s Josh Lenz

• Husker Dan files his report on the Texas Tech game.

• The NFL’s Dolphins pick up Lydon Murtha from the Lions’ practice squad.

• The DirecTV-Versus standoff means some fans won’t get the Baylor game.

• Bo Pelini says he’s a calmer coach than a year ago.

• See the Week 6 rundown of former Husker players in the NFL.

• The players try to ensure that team chemistry doesn't suffer as Lee and Green battle it out at quarterback. | McKeever commentary

• Bo Pelini’s churlish streak might cost him, Lee Barfknecht writes.

• The Baylor game gets a Versus telecast and an 11:30 a.m. start.

• Drive-killing penalties continue to stymie the offense. | Green & Lee | Notes

• Day-after commentary: Max | McKewon | Sipple | Prestidge

• The loss bounces Nebraska out of the AP and coaches’ Top 25 rankings.

• Nebraska ties bind four members of the 5-0 Denver Broncos.

• Texas Tech 31, Nebraska 10. Game page | Pregame page | Stryker column

• Johnny Rodgers wins the Greatest Heisman Moments balloting.

• Future Husker: Five things to know about Tyler Evans.

• Dirk Chatelain and Steve Sipple weigh in on the offensive play-calling.

• Former Husker great Rich Glover sees endless potential for Ndamukong Suh. More: Sportswriters’ thoughts | Ballot

• The Sidetrack Band will be on the road for the Baylor and Colorado games.

• Playing time is always up for grabs at practice, and that has meant improved depth.

• Dennis Dodd on Suh: "His game is as different as his name." | Lombardi semifinalist

• Even when he wasn’t playing, Phillip Dillard kept his sense of humor.

• What’s the offense’s identity? It varies. | Commentary: McKewon, Sipple

• Who’ll be the new No. 2 I-back? Five players are battling it out. More on the I-back contenders: Capsules, Robinson.

• Jared Crick is blossoming under the radar while the spotlight shines on his fellow defensive tackle. | Another national honor for Suh | McKewon commentary

• The Big 12 bowl lineup undergoes some changes, effective next season.

• The 2010 recruiting class might make up for in quality what it lacks in quantity.

• Tad Stryker: Bo Pelini’s never-satisfied attitude could come in handy this week.

• Husker Dan reviews the Missouri game.

• A foot injury will have Rex Burkhead sidelined indefinitely.

• See the Week 5 rundown of former Husker players in the NFL.

• Can the team stay focused as its stock rises? | A #5 rating | More Heisman talk

• Ted Gilmore’s halftime wake-up call motivated Niles Paul. Monday notes: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Bo Pelini says his offense must execute better regardless of weather conditions.

• The Iowa State game gets an 11:30 a.m. start and an FSN telecast.

• Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors go to Ndamukong Suh. On offense, it’s Texas Tech QB Steven Sheffield.

• A wish fulfilled: Rex Plock, 89, got to watch one last game.

• Monday morning commentary: Sam McKewon | Justin Prestidge | Steve Sipple

• Dejon Gomes is the latest to emerge from the DBs’ competition. | Notes: 1, 2

• Ndamukong Suh is named the Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week.

• Nebraska rises to 17th in the coaches’ poll and 15th in AP.

• The Huskers know there are still lots of hazards ahead on the road to a division title. A K.C. columnist says there’s no clear favorite and NU was merely lucky Thursday.

• Substitute QB Steven Sheffield leads Texas Tech to a 66-14 rout over Kansas State. See how the Huskers and Red Raiders stack up statistically.

• Matt Herian & Tracey Wistrom will be Saturday’s Legends Radio Show guests.

• A Thursday night home game on ESPN is a possibility in 2010.

• The Huskers land a couple of recruits: Tyler Moore, a Florida junior OT with NU roots, and defensive end Chase Rome from Columbia, Mo. Meanwhile, Husker coaches work at keeping Tyler Gabbert in the fold. | 2010-11 lists

• The Suh-for-Heisman talk is getting a little louder: 1, 2, 3, 4 | Vote

• The OWH’s Dirk Chatelain says the running game was used far too sparingly. More follow-up from Thursday’s win: The quarterbacking (1, 2) | Receivers | Notes (1, 2)

• NU 27, Mizzou 12. | Game page | Pregame page | Stryker column | DVD

• The game was a mirror opposite of this 1990 contest in the rain in Lincoln.

• It’s Johnny Rodgers vs. Doug Flutie in the Greatest Heisman Moments finals.

• Bobby Bowden’s saga might be a case study validating Tom Osborne’s exit timing.

• It’ll be a particularly busy Thursday night for Todd Fisher and sons.

• Future Husker: Four things to know about Ciante Evans

• The new emphasis on helmet-to-helmet penalties is too much, Steve Sipple writes.

• Check out Bryan Knoelk’s Great Big Nebraska Cornhusker Win/Loss Chart.

• The start of every week brings a new challenge for nickel back Eric Hagg. More player features: Jared Crick | Mizzou kicker Grant Ressel

• Brenden Stai likes the strides the Huskers are making on defense.

• Gary Pinkel isn’t backing off on QB recruit Tyler Gabbert.

• Husker & Oklahoma Heisman winners will tour Nebraska prior to the NU-OU game.

• Aaron Taylor’s championship hardware will be sold in a bankruptcy auction.

• Peruse the Week 4 report on former Husker players in the NFL.

• Sam McKewon opines on Bo Pelini’s redefining of the Blackshirt tradition.

• Zac Lee says he’s learned from the tough road test in Blacksburg.

• Husker Dan offers up a prelude to the Missouri game.

• The Texas Tech game will have a 2:30 p.m. kickoff and regional ABC telecast.

• David Max reflects on the 10th anniversary of HuskerPedia™.

• See the ESPN Outside the Lines segment on Turner Gill.

• Chris Brooks draws inspiration from his 5-year-old son.

• Steve Sipple says NU’s schedule suddenly looks a lot less daunting.

• The Huskers go into Thursday’s game ranked No. 1 nationally in scoring defense. Also, NU moves up two spots to No. 22 in the coaches’ poll and 21st in AP. | More about AP

• Gary Pinkel hops into a helicopter to pursue Husker QB commit Tyler Gabbert.

• Cameron Meredith says understanding the defense is making him a better player.

• The players’ ability to refocus on the next challenge impresses Carl Pelini.

• Roy Helu seeks better production in the early stages of games.

• Adi Kunalic earns his keep on kickoffs but still has field-goal ambitions. Notes 1, 2

• Is the running game up to snuff? We'll soon know, Tad Stryker writes.

• The North Texas Nebraskans will bring the troops to the Baylor game.

• Sam McKewon: The Huskers are working at managing their emotions vs. Mizzou.