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http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/3016/i/spring_fb_commentary_the_poster_boy_for_pluck/o/0

http://nebraska.statepaper.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2010/03/23/4ba92f0db4a06

http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2796/i/springtime_with_bo_spring_roster_revealed/o/1

http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2785/i/mbb_huskers_land_new_wing_recruit/o/0

Are 15-1...6th in the country... Link

http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2687/i/gabbert_gets_a_mizzou_welcome/o/0

http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2618/i/recruiting_a_brave_new_intrusive_world/o/1

Mack doesn't want his guys to miss class. http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2585/i/texas_no_dice_to_thursday_night_espn/o/0

But, in three classes, Pelini’s signed as many players from Mooney - two - as he has from the entire state of Missouri. He’s signed just three from Colorado. If you exclude the junior college players from Kansas, Bo’s signed just one player - Kyler Reed - from the Sunflower State. And Reed was a Kevin Cosgrove verbal commit in the first place. Over the long haul, NU has to own the border states better than that. http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2576/i/husker_monday_takes_winning_the_recruiting_border_wars/o/2

"Because recruiting rankings are harder to find - and, indeed, fewer recruiting services actually existed - there remains confusion, in my view, over the work of Tom Osborne. A myth, I suppose, that he collected ham-and-eggers for most of his long, illustrious career, kids with five hearts but only two stars. And Nebraskans! Almost solely Nebraskans! Osborne won 250+ games, in other words, with the Hickory Huskers. He did indeed collect his share of Nebraska kids, and built his offensive and defensive lines with guys like the Zatechkas, the Wiegerts, the Noonans, Terry Conneally, John Parrella, Erik Anderson, Frd Pollack, Dean Steinkuhler. Because of higher scholarship limits, he also had more to collect. There was better talent in Omaha and Lincoln, too, to recruit. But Osborne and his crew did more than that." http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2575/i/recruiting_the_osborne_record/o/0

http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid/2554/i/husker_monday_takes_hedging_against_the_suh_backlash

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http://www.huskerlocker.com/forums/viewtop...f_big_xii_north

The question for Saturday is this: Can Green color inside the lines enough to give himself the chance to make one or two spectacular plays when Nebraska needs them? Because, if Saturday goes according to NU's plan, the Huskers limit their mistakes against a faster, more talented OU team, win the field position battle, and keep Green on a reasonably short leash – except for those one or two plays where he lets loose. “This'll be like a NFL game,” offensive coordinator Shawn Watson said. “It's going to be a physical, hard-knocking football game. It's one of those games where it's important to win on normal downs and stay in a manageable third down situation. That's our objective: Stay on the field, move the ball, good things will happen.” Groan if you wish at the NFL reference, but Watson, fundamentally, is right. NU needs to drag this game in the fourth quarter with a fighter's chance. And it only does that with a NFL-style gameplan: Eat clock, complete the short passes, convert half of your third down attempts and pick your spots for the big shots. That's a winning formula, which is why Watson and offensive line coach Barney Cotton need to whip the offensive line into shape for its best game of the year. http://www.huskerlocker.com/blogs/view/bid...n_of_cody_green

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