Purify signs 2-year deal with Bengals

Former Nebraska wide receiver Maurice Purify signed a two-year contract with the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday. Purify, a 6-foot-3, 224-pounder participated in Cincinnati’s rookie minicamp last week on a tr ...more

Husker staff to lead Football 101

The event will raise money for breast cancer research. ...more

Prosecutors seek to revoke Purify probation

His attorney, Jon Braaten, told Judge James Foster that his client was out of town and unable to be there. ...more

Huskers add d-lineman to recruiting class

Thaddeus Randle is only about 6-foot-2 and 260 pounds, but he's known for his speed and quick feet. ...more

Obsessions of a Husker mind: Topic No. 3

Don't even get some Nebraska fans started on ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit. He made himself a target for many around here when he took issue with an Internet poll - the voting dominated by Husker fans, of course - t ...more

Playoffs or bowls? The 'experts' duke it out

Talk of a college football playoff never fails to create debate, especially between a couple of cranky sportswriters. ...more

Steven M. Sipple: Keller faces long odds in NFL

Once upon a time, Sam Keller was regarded as the savior. He would ride into town from the Southwest and rescue Nebraska football. He would revitalize Bill Callahan's career. We know how all that turned out. ...more

NU football notes, 5/2

* Nick Covey, who will be 21 next week, recieved a $200 fine Thursday for being a minor in possession of alcohol at a party in Lincoln. Police ticketed the junior linebacker March 7 after they were called to a loud party. Thursday, he pleaded guilty in Lancaster County Court and Judge Mary Doyle sentenced him. ...more

• Keller headed to Buccaneers camp

• Christensen faces July trial

• Steven M. Sipple: Pelini still busy without recruiting

• Steven M. Sipple: Husker drama in NFL Draft

• More ex-Huskers get chance with NFL teams

• Ruud excited about chance to play for Patriots

• Huskers still waiting, but optimistic

• Obsessions of a Husker mind: Topic No. 2

• Five minutes with ... Mike Rucker

• Ruud could be a late-round pick Sunday

• Huskers pick up linebacker recruit

• Ken Hambleton: Ex-Husker Treu still true to NU, his coach

• Several Huskers draw praise for spring performances

• Steven M. Sipple: Big 12 defenses will be under the gun

• Big-hitting Thenarse ready for his next step

• Steven M. Sipple: For fans, NU, passion has returned

• LB Wortman moves into starting role

• Witt, Lee perform well at QB Saturday

• Spring Game notes: Glenn 'did his job' at LB

• Record crowd watches 24-14 Red team win

• Steven M. Sipple: Top 6 from Saturday

• Post-Spring Game position breakdowns

• Fans flock to Husker Spring Game

• Suh, defensive line start over in 2008

• Steven M. Sipple: Families' spring football memories are priceless

• Ken Hambleton: Ex-Huskers all on the same page this year

• Ganz adjusts to life in the spotlight

• Incognito returns for Thursday's practice

• Spring Game fans should plan to come early

• Spring Game information for fans

• Steven M. Sipple: Spring game momentum building

• NU goes old school to pick Red-White lineups

• Brown excited to coach before the Sea of Red again

• More than 100 recruits expected for Spring Game

• Ken Hambleton: Ex-NFL players try to revive local group

• Fans may be seeing a good deal of Amukamara

• Red Report: Pelini says team too relaxed in Monday's practice

• Steven M. Sipple: Pelini keeps focus on student in 'student-athlete'

• Brooks ready to step into spotlight

• Helu 'explosive' in Saturday's practice

• Obsessions of a Husker mind: Topic No. 1

• Former I-back Glenn stands out at linebacker

• Lucky leads Husker I-back pack

• Husker recruit accused of robbery

• Christensen waives preliminary hearing on assault

• Age doesn't matter on offensive line

• Pelini happy with Huskers' progress

• Osborne talks about game plan

• Potter sees Husker line improving

• Huskers to play Southern Miss in '12, '13, '15