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Cory Schlesinger is 38 now, but he can close his eyes and still remember that first time he exploded out of Memorial Stadium's tunnel and bathed in the glory of Nebraska's legendary fans.
Wearing a blue UCLA hat and black UCLA skullcap, Devon Blackmon swore he wasn't sending a message about his recruitment, only acknowledging a Bruins' assistant coach that showed up at his game Thursday night.
With all the Big Ten news, injury updates, and the excitement of college football officially starting, it's almost easy to forget that Nebraska actually takes the field tomorrow evening for the first game of the season. That's right, Western Kentucky rolls into town, so it's not really a surprise that there were news bits that overshadowed this week's opponent. In case you've missed any of the important news of the week, here's what happened, as well as what to look for this weekend.
Week 1 College Football Buffet: Previewing Every Game So You Know Which To Consume For the truly obsessed college football - the SBNation.com mothership provides a run down of every game this weekend, and where to find them on TV. If you're like I am, and will watch just about anything college football, you need this as a guide.
Scorboard Watching: Thursday Night Lights Here is a quick update for those following future Husker foes. Last night, Idaho vandalized North Dakota, 45-0. Husker Big 12 foe Iowa State beat Northern Illinois, 27-10. Also of some note, Utah beat #15 Pitt in overtime. Surprising, considering Dave Wannstedt is a genius and Pitt AD Steve Pederson exudes excellence.
Rainey is Ready to Face NU
Lavonte David Knows Football
Pelini: Year Three is Key
Focus on the Fans
It has been a rather injury-filled preseason camp for Nebraska. Before yesterday, NU had lost four players thought to be contributors in 2010, including an offensive lineman (Mike Smith) a linebacker (Sean Fisher), a tight end (Dreu Young) and a cornerback (Anthony Blue). The list appears to have grown by one on Thursday, as Coach Pelini confirmed that linebacker Will Compton will "be out for some time" with an apparent foot injury. The loss of Compton, combined with the earlier injury to Fisher
Compton injury another blow to linebacking unit
Burnt Orange Nation Previews NU
Notes: Helu “awesome”, Rodriguez will play
Sam McKewon Rips Division Alignment
Big Ten Division Reaction: Ohio State
Big Ten Division Reaction: Penn State
SI’s Mandel on Big Ten Divisions
Big Ten Division Reaction: Michigan
Big Ten Good News and Bad News
Cotton Wants Consistency
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