The fourteenth edition of Mucho Hooch-O, an audio blog by Husker Locker's own Greg "Hooch" Mehochko, features a regular cornucopia of content including:

- A recruiting roundup
- 2012 football outlook
- Nebrasketball's shortcomings
- The Husker grappler's first Big Ten season

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A daily dose of what's new in Husker Nation from Monday through Friday:

- Defensive back Andrew Green works to become a more complete athlete like those that preceded him

- Current Husker defensive ends are putting in the time to live up to past greats

- Rittenberg: Nebraska football's regular season report card

- The Lady Roundballers's record stretches to 10-1 following a schooling of Vermont

- The No. 16 Nebraska wrestlers improve their dual competition record to 7-0 following a taming of the North Dakota State Bison

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A daily dose of what's new in Husker Nation from Monday through Friday:

Bo Pelini takes a trip to York, Nebraska

- Construction picks up on Memorial Stadium

- What to expect from the Cornhusker offense in 2011

- The Big Ten and Nebraska will learn from each other

- Osborne faces a challenging baseball hire

- Husker Wrestling pulls in a fantastic recruiting class

- Three Huskers head to NCAA Track Championships

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Welcome to Husker Heartbeat - a sampling of links and quick wit to start your morning! Keep checking each morning, Monday-Friday, for new links! We look for the offbeat as well as the straightforward - so don’t just think of us as a typical link farm!

A quick abbreviation key FYI: OWH=Omaha World-Herald, LJS=Lincoln Journal-Star, CN=Corn Nation, BRN=Big Red Network, HI=Huskers Illustrated, BRR=Big Red Report. If we need to add more - we will. Others, like ESPN, are self-explanatory.

*Randy York explains why Ross Els and Corey Raymond are perfect fits for NU's defensive staff.

*Former teammates and co-workers laud new Husker assistant John Garrison, both his attention to detail and work ethic.

*Bubba Starling may have developed a strong relationship with former offensive coordinator Shawn Watson, but he's OK with recent changes made. Starling also understands he will not redshirt, and he knew nearly one month ago that Marvin Sanders was leaving the program and Watson probably was, too. So Bo could tell Bubba about coaching changes, but not Charles Jackson?

*Much of Nebraska baseball's new groove depends on volunteer hitting coach Darin Erstad, who brings a long, fruitful MLB career and a World Series title to the Husker clubhouse. OWH's Mitch Sherman - arguably the best college baseball writer in the country, for our money, writes:

Ninth-year coach Mike Anderson, Erstad's hitting coach at NU in 1995, said he expects Erstad to instill some of the former star's habits in the Huskers.

“The first I notice is his attention to detail,” Anderson said. “He's brought that to each of our kids and created a good focus. He's not only got an individual plan but a team plan. And probably one of the most important things is the relationship between player and coach.

“They trust him. They know he's been through it. It's fun to sit back and watch.”

*Meanwhile, Mike Anderson is on the warpath for the agent/advisor that's currently keeping freshman NU pitcher Logan Ehlers from taking the field.

*Former Nebraska basketball standout Bruce Chubick - one of two Husker players ever to go to the NCAA Tournament in each of their playing years - wants one more game in a Husker uniform. And he doesn't like Texas.

*Former Lincoln Southeast player Matt Hill - now a pretty good utility player for No. 2 Texas - comes home for what he calls a "business trip."


*When an Iowa boy wrestler refused to take on a girl at the state tournament, it raised the obvious question: What of such close, physical competitions between boys and girls?

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Welcome to Husker Heartbeat - a sampling of links and quick wit to start your morning! Keep checking each morning, Monday-Friday, for new links! We look for the offbeat as well as the straightforward - so don’t just think of us as a typical link farm!

A quick abbreviation key FYI: OWH=Omaha World-Herald, LJS=Lincoln Journal-Star, CN=Corn Nation, BRN=Big Red Network, HI=Huskers Illustrated, BRR=Big Red Report. If we need to add more - we will. Others, like ESPN, are self-explanatory.

*OWH's Dirk Chatelain thinks Tim Beck is the guy at OC because of his background with Bo. So do we - but we'll still make our case for Scott Frost sharing those OC duties with Beck.

*Our Husker Monday Takes examine Bo vs. the media and Big Ten recruiting rankings.

*Bo's original vision for Nebraska's offense was Florida's spread attack, "only better," whatever that means. LJS Sipple examines how Bo might get there.

*Who do you want as Nebraska's offensive coordinator?

*Coaching changes distracts from terrific recruiting class.

*A long, rough weekend for Nebraska hoops.

*Nice graphic by the Lincoln Journal Star breaking down Big Ten recruiting. Might take a little while to digest, but we get it a hardy thumbs up.

*NU wrestling loses a tough dual to Oklahoma State. Nice write-up by the OWH's Olympic Sports guy, Max Olson.

*Phil Simms wants to fight Desmond Howard over Howard's assessment of Simms' son, Matt, who plays QB at Tennessee. Mr "Slap the Taste Out His Mouth" scurries to Twitter and cries about it.

*Georgia's Mark Richt hopes to save his job with a "Dream Team" recruiting class. Good thing, because UGAVIII died.

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See also: Top Returning/New Players to the Big Ten, Nos. 20-16

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See also: Top Returning/New Players to the Big Ten, Nos. 20-16

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See also: Top Returning/New Players to the Big Ten, Nos. 20-16

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