The latest from Star contributor Carrie Cecil. 

Nebraska true freshman running back/wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson was not in pads Wednesday when the Huskers left practice.

GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers’ logic was hard to dispute Wednesday.

Missouri is off to its worst start since the 2000-2001 season, but the Tigers can get back on track with two wins on Thursday.

Coming off their bye week, the Packers have positioned themselves well in the crowded NFC playoff chase, but that's really all they've accomplished to date. Their performance from here on out is the only thing that matters.

BOISE — The Boise State football team found out very quickly in last year’s matchup just how fast Utah State’s offense likes to push the tempo.

Thomas George's winding five-year career with a second-year redshirt ends with a berth at the NCAA Championships this weekend.

UW is using the play — in which a receiver runs across the formation and is near the quarterback at the time of the snap — to its advantage this season.

Losing to Minnesota didn’t exactly make Sean Clifford’s week.

The Bears elevated undrafted rookie TE Jesper Horsted from the practice squad to the 53-man roster Wednesday, potential help at one of the more disappointing positions in Matt Nagy's moribund offense.

Matt Nagy reiterated his desire Wednesday to stick with injured QB Mitch Trubisky as the Bears starter as long as Trubisky is healthy enough to play, and the embattled quarterback took a significant step toward that shared goal by practicing in full …

Cats Stats: A preponderance of third-and-longs and a familiar field-position deficit doomed the UA at Oregon – which is the North Division’s version of Utah.

Jackson has 6.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks through the Cowboys' first 10 games.

At 6-4, the Cowboys are one of seven bowl-eligible teams in a league that could have as many as nine.

The NFL announced the 20 finalists Wednesday, and 10 of them will make the team. A 26-member voting panel is making the choices.

LINCOLN — Nebraska’s first starting safety, Deontai Williams, still prepares each week like he’s playing, Cam Taylor-Britt said.

Growing receiver depth, a rise in the College Football Playoff poll and a defense that continues to deliver are all part of today’s Hawkeye 10 @ 10.

The Badgers’ stretch run got a shot of energy when Iowa knocked off Minnesota last week, giving them a path to the Big Ten West Division title once again. That, coupled with the final game at Camp Randall of the season, should give UW a wave of energy to use.

The Boilermakers were able to retain coach Jeff Brohm (above) this year after Louisville pushed hard to hire him in the offseason, and he’s delivered a good coaching performance despite the injuries his team has suffered.

UW had one of its better days of the season on special teams against Nebraska. Sophomore Aron Cruickshank (above) boosted his kick-return average to a Big Ten-best 28.4 yards after taking a kick 89 yards to the end zone, sophomore Collin Larsh went 3-for-3 on field goal attempts, and senior punter Anthony Lotti pinned the Cornhuskers at the 4 with one of his two punts.

The Badgers enter this game with their run game rolling.