New Husker AD Trev Alberts is a strong communicator, so Scott Frost will know exactly what’s expected, at all times. They've already met four times, which feels like a good sign.

Defensive coordinator Joe Barry will have plenty of options, with second-year linebackers Krys Barnes and Kamal Martin seemingly the favorites among holdovers on the roster.

As the countdown to the beginning of Nebraska’s preseason camp continues, the Journal Star is counting down its annual list of the 30 Most Intriguing Huskers.

Former Husker QB Noah Vedral took advantage of his opportunity to play at Rutgers in 2020, and he saw success in a trying year that included an injury.

The former UW football player took credit for the athletic department's financial stability through the COVID-19 pandemic in a cover letter to apply for the athletic director position.

“I’d run through a wall for him,” senior tight end Jake Ferguson said of Badgers coach Paul Chryst.

Adams, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent after the season, has cut off extension talks with the team — and there are no plans to resume them with training camp set to kick off next week.

The group's success could hinge on Preston Smith rebounding from a subpar season in 2020.

With an improved roster and culture, the onus this season is largely on the Nebraska coaching staff, and Scott Frost in particular. 

INDIANAPOLIS — With the start of fall camp less than two weeks away, Kirk Ferentz knows one thing about his 23rd Iowa football team.

"I think Cam is one of the top corners definitely in the Big Ten, if not the top corner in the Big Ten," says defensive backs coach Travis Fisher.

Last time we heard from him, Dak Prescott insisted he had "buried" the ankle injury that cut his 2020 season so short.

Here are some notable, fun or eye-raising notes from Day 2 in Indianapolis. 

Kirk Ferentz's viewpoint of Bret Bielema's career path kicks off a notebook that has a Stepp injury update, Toure talk and NU's portal process.