“You want the ability for a lot of guys to get reps. And the first thing to go is the number of reps when you don't have (healthy players), or those guys that need the reps aren't practicing," UW coach Paul Chryst said.

Safeties Deontai Williams and Marquel Dismuke surely are among the strongest leaders on Nebraska’s roster. Listen to them. They just have to be.

The Husker receiving group, with few players who have seen much time on the field at NU, seems to be getting the offense down this spring.

“Man, Witt’s a dog,” sophomore Nick Herbig said. “He doesn't always get his job done in the prettiest way, but he gets his job done. No matter what, he’s scrapping, clawing, he's fighting every rep."

It's mailbag time. A great time of the week. We address a football matter that won't go away and some disappointing NCAA volleyball talk. 

Tuioti: “I love it here, but I haven’t been happy the past two years because I know we can do better." How? He shares a few ways. 

Clemons began his college career at Utah before joining the Cowboys' program this spring.

Cowboys' junior guard has lost approximately 50 pounds this offseason in an effort to improve his overall health and give himself a more realistic shot at the NFL.

State Journal beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jim Polzin get together over Zoom and discuss Barry Alvarez’s retirement ceremony, the search for the Badgers’ next AD and UW’s spring football practices.