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Who was dressed, and who wasn't? How'd Adrian Martinez look? And what does a spring session look and sound like? Let's dive in. 

Stepp is the most notable of the group because he arrived on campus hoping to use spring to catapult to the top of the depth chart.

Playing in a bowl game would've been the right thing to do for Nebraska's program, Deontai Williams says.

The 6-foot-6, 310-pound Robinson is one of many familiar faces angling to carry the momentum NU's defense built last season into the new year.

The Huskers will allow 4,000 fans into Memorial Stadium for the workout, which is scheduled for approximately 2:15-4:45 p.m. Details here.

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. 

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.

Frost and HUusker players covered a lot of ground with reporters after NU’s seventh spring practice Monday. Here are some quick hits.

Scott Frost gives an update on Adrian Martinez's good spring, Logan Smothers' arm, Heinrich Haarberg's talent and Matt Masker's control. 

Be prepared to see a lot of No. 5 this season. He says there's a "chip" on his shoulder, and makes it clear he's going all-out for the Huskers.

NU redshirt freshman Myles Farmer describes ankle injury before last season's Purdue game as "freak accident" to lead Wednesday's notebook.

Neither Chinander nor Lubick said anything groundbreaking, which means things are mostly proceeding along normally in the middle of spring ball.

Coaches and players alike have praised Adrian Martinez this spring. What does that mean in the grand scheme of things?