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Sept. 4 vs. Western Kentucky, 6 p.m.
Sept. 11 vs. Idaho, 11:30 a.m.
Sept. 18 at Washington, 2:30 p.m.
Sept. 25 vs. South Dakota St., TBA
Oct. 7 at Kansas State, 6:30 p.m.
Oct. 16 vs. Texas, TBA
Oct. 23 at Oklahoma State, TBA
Oct. 30 vs. Missouri, TBA
Nov. 6 at Iowa State, TBA
Nov. 13 vs. Kansas, TBA
Nov. 20 at Texas A&M, TBA
Nov. 26 vs. Colorado, 2:30 p.m.
Note: Nebraska home games listed in bold.

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Pelini: LB Compton out indefinitely with foot injury
Pelini: LB Compton out indefinitely with foot injury
6:58 p.m.: Add another name to the list of key Huskers who'll miss a considerable amount of time due to injury. »

Mizzou back gone for good
Mizzou back gone for good
1:20 p.m.: Missouri's clear-cut No. 1 running back, senior Derrick Washington, has been "permanently suspended'' from the team, the university announced Tuesday afternoon. »

Stadium's heart headed to Cooperstown
Stadium's heart headed to Cooperstown
12:29 p.m.: We can't save Rosenblatt Stadium. But here's the next best thing: home plate is going to Cooperstown. »



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    Pelini says year three is key in Huskers evolution

    FOOTBALL
    Pelini says year three is key in Huskers evolution
    Bo Pelini has seen firsthand what can happen in the third year under a football coaching staff if it gets the right things done in the first two. Pelini was defensive coordinator for Les Miles from the start at Louisiana State, where the Tigers set the table in 2005 and ’06 before winning the national championship in 2007. Pelini has voluntarily mentioned “year three” at different times in the past six weeks — starting with Big 12 media days in Dallas — and... »

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    Cook says Huskers lack consistency

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    Cook says Huskers lack consistency
    In the sweep over Kentucky, it happened in the first set. During the five-game loss to Florida, it was in set four. Against Creighton, it came during set three of a 3-0 victory. The Nebraska volleyball team has showed glimpses of dominance in all... »

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    Hilltoppers’ Rainey ready for Huskers

    It hurt Bobby Rainey last year to sometimes not be hurting the morning after Western Kentucky football games. Rainey had a productive sophomore season for the Hilltoppers, nearly hitting 1,000 yards and averaging an impressive 6.5 per carry for a winless team. But the 5-foot-8, 196-pounder from Griffin, Ga., felt as if he had so much more to give. “To me, I thought I should have got more carries, because of the production I was getting,” Rainey said. “But it didn’t work...

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    Huskers’ 2007 schedule was brutal
    Huskers’ 2007 schedule was brutal

    Toughest Nebraska schedule ever? That’s certainly the initial perception upon seeing the Huskers’ 2011 Big Ten slate. NU will face all five Big Ten heavyweights: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan and Iowa. That’s in addition to nonconference games against Fresno State, Washington and Wyoming. It’s too early to know how those opponents will perform in 2011 — let alone 2010. How many might be ranked in the top 25? How many might be top 10? As we speculate,...

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    Notes: Foot injury sidelines Compton
    Notes: Foot injury sidelines Compton

    It appears that Nebraska will be without another top linebacker for a significant portion of the season. Sophomore Will Compton suffered a foot injury during Thursday's practice, coach Bo Pelini said in a press release. The severity is unknown at this point, but it's assumed that Compton will be sidelined for more than just one week. “After practice we were able to confirm that he will be out for some time,” Pelini said. “We have informed his family about the injury, and we...

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    Big Ten Divisions: Replay
    Big Ten Divisions: Replay

    Replay Thursday's chat with Dirk Chatelain to get his take on the Big Ten divisions, conference schedules and more.

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    Pair of shutouts in hand, but 'great challenge' ahead

    Nebraska’s season off to good start; taking on Indiana Saturday. Coach John Walker saw some progress last weekend after Nebraska shut out Loyola Chicago and Loyola Maryland in the Husker Classic. “We had two games where we didn’t allow a goal. Very few shots, very few set plays,’’ he said. “That was the emphasis in training all week. That was better.’’ Because of the short preseason, Walker said there’s room for improvement in every area at...

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    The Big Ten Split: What it means for NU, Iowa
    The Big Ten Split: What it means for NU, Iowa

    The World-Herald's Dirk Chatelain breaks down the conference divide and how it works out for Nebraska and Iowa, as well as some pros and cons of the Big Ten divisions.

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    Big Ten announces division alignment plan
    Big Ten announces division alignment plan

    The Big Ten Conference announced the expanded conference structure of its two football divisions on Wednesday night. Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany unveiled the plan just after 6 p.m. CDT on The Big Ten Network. Nebraska is set to play Penn State in it's projected crossover game, an annual rivalry game played against a team from the opposite division.

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