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HUSKER NEWS.... Callahan shifts total focus to recruitingLincoln - While a losing season and no bowl game would never be viewed as a positive for the Nebraska football program, Cornhuskers head coach Bill Callahan and his staff will attempt to make the best of a bad situation. With a 26-20 loss to Colorado ending Nebraska's season with a 5-6 mark -- the program's first losing season since 1961 -- the Huskers coaching staff will play to one of its supposed strengths: recruiting. That fact was clear just minutes after Callahan walked off the field last Friday and handled questions in his postgame press conference. Click here for full article from the Grand Island Independent Solich still taking high road He is everywhere, like a Where's Waldo poster, but nowhere in particular. A press party in Dallas. The sidelines at the Iowa-Wisconsin game. A former NFL exec saw Frank Solich at the combine and offered to buy him dinner. Solich said no. He had other plans. "I've seen him around, and I tell you, the guy is classy," says Gil Brandt, a former Dallas Cowboys executive. "Obviously, he's disappointed, but he wasn't saying anything like, 'I got robbed or cheated.' Click here for full article from the Omaha World Herald Offense has many needs In making a bold transition to a West Coast system, Nebraska was unable to maintain much of an offensive rhythm throughout the course of the season. Although there were moments of brilliance (the Baylor game, for instance), those moments were few and far between. The Huskers' average of 25.0 points was their second-lowest total in the last 35 years, topping only last year's average of 24.8. Quarterback Joe Dailey's 19 interceptions were particularly troublesome. Click here for full article from the Lincoln Journal Star Seniors unhappy about streak-breaking 5-6 season At least one streak remains. Although in the waning minutes of Friday’s game against Colorado, it sure didn’t seem like Nebraska’s sellout streak was still intact. With 98 seconds remaining in the game, many of the 77,661 at Memorial Stadium already had left before the Cornhuskers had one last chance to extend their season. Click here for full article from the Daily Nebraskan Huskers add two D-line recruits Lincoln - Lorenzo Jones and Barry Cryer possess an acute awareness of Nebraska's lack of depth in the interior defensive line. It's a large part of the reason
they made verbal commitments this weekend to accept Husker scholarship
offers.
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