The 2019 season has officially come to an end, which means its time to turn our sights toward 2020. With Nebraska locking in most of its recruiting class during the early signing period, now is a good time to take stock of where the roster stands. Next up is a look at the linebackers.

Nebraska got pushed around from start to finish in its 34-7 loss at Minnesota, and that's why this week's Play of the Game is Minnesota's 15-yard touchdown run in the second quarter in which the Nebraska defense broke down at all three levels.

“I’m just glad [Darrion Daniels] came to Nebraska because he’s making my life real easy.” But it's not just Daniels. It's Nebraska's front seven that's creating harmony for the team and chaos for others.

Nebraska is a prime candidate for Letdown Lookahead Sandwich Alert, but the Huskers say their focus lies squarely on Champaign.

After week one, we took a look at how Nebraska used its offensive personnel against South Alabama. This week, we're looking at the other side of the ball.

Nebraska's Blackshirts are villains. So much so, the "salty" Huskers are having to ease up just a bit through the start of fall camp.

Nebraska assistant coach Barrett Ruud is confident in his top three at inside linebacker at this early stage in fall camp. He's looking for five options before the Huskers' first game.

Derek Peterson has a 10-man list of the most intriguing Huskers. Two new names a week, leading up to Big Ten Media Days in July. Collin Miller is next at No. 5.

On Monday the defense had its day at Nebraska's practice. Wednesday? It was the offense's turn.

As important as this spring is for continuing to learn the grow comfortable within the schemes, it is equally vital in the team's attempt to cultivate new leadership following the departure of every team captain from a season ago. One player ready to step into that void appears to be Mohamed Barry.

Collin Miller is ready to step into the spotlight. And now that he's settled at inside linebacker, he's on his way to making that happen.

Five inside linebackers played significant snaps for the Huskers last season. Currently, two of them are healthy while one’s eligibility expired, one retired from football and the other is recovering from a torn ACL. That sets the stage for a big spring for the inside linebackers.

The Huskers will hit the practice field inside the Hawks Championship Center on Monday and begin their preparation for the 2019 season. With that in mind, we’re breaking down a few key position battles on each side of the ball to keep an eye on during spring ball. Today is defense.

We're continuing our run up to the start of spring football at Nebraska with a look at five juniors to watch in 2019.

Brandon Vogel joins the pod to share his AAF experience and count down the five most important position battles facing the Huskers in spring ball.

Last week, it was the offense. This week? The defense. Next up for the Blackshirts, we’re scoring the linebackers.

Collin Miller has been a man of many positions throughout his young career at Nebraska so far, but he might finally be settling into one position and could play a significant role for the Huskers in 2018 and beyond.

Hail Varsity’s by the numbers position preview series turns its attention back to the defensive side of the ball with a look at the linebackers.