Nebraska Cornhuskers Go Big Read: Depth chart changes arrive

The Nebraska Cornhuskers football team returns to action on Saturday against the Indiana Hoosiers and they’ll be doing with the some pretty significant changes to the depth chart. Whether or not those changes will change the outcome of the game is still very much still up in the air.

In other Nebraska Cornhuskers news, there are some pretty big recruiting moves being made by several different sports. How well those are going to work out varies and for some, is yet to be seen.

Those and other kernels of news are covered in this morning’s Go Big Read.

But before you check those out, you need to check out the first new trailer for HBO’s upcoming adaptation of The Last of Us.

Nebraska Cornhuskers kernels from around the web

The Weekly Rundown: Can Nebraska recharge its batteries after a week off?

The guys at On3 are breaking down everything that’s yet to come for this week as the Huskers football team gets back in action.

Nebraska tweaks depth chart out of bye week

Husker Extra breaks down all the changes that were made to the depth chart on both offense and defense for the upcoming game.

Nebraska football contracts: Bill Busch’s updated terms released as interim defensive coordinator

Mickey Joseph got his new contract last week, this week it’s Bill Busch’s turn.

Nebraska middle blocker commit Ayden Ames surprised with trip to Lincoln for five-set thriller

The Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball team is doing some great work on the court and doing some great work in recruiting.

Tulane RB commit to take official visit to Nebraska

The Huskers are still doing some very strong work when it comes to recruiting, even if the coaches who are currently doing the recruiting don’t know if they’ll be here by signing day.

ICYMI on Husker Corner

Nebraska football could soon have in-conference competition for Lance Leipold

Is another Big Ten team going to swoop in and steal Lance Leipold out from under the Nebraska Cornhuskers?

Mickey Joseph reportedly assured he’d be retained

Rumors are starting to fly that Mickey Joseph might have been assured the new Nebraska coach would keep him on the staff.