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They call me the Hiphopopotamus, my lyrics are bottomless. - Nebraska's solid pair of kickers, kickoff specialist Adi Kunalic and All-American place-kicker Alex Henery, received Blackshirts on Monday.
- Landry Jones deserves more credit than he gets, and it's time to add him to the wall of great Sooners quarterbacks, writes Berry Tramel of The Oklahoman.
- A bitter racial divide in the early 20th century kept Missouri and Iowa from meeting on the field since 1910, writes David Briggs of the Columbia Tribune.
- A pair of extremes -- both high and low -- have had a big influence on Missouri's approach to tonight's Insight Bowl, writes Joan Niesen of the Columbia Missourian.
- Former Kansas coach Mark Mangino would be a good fit as Nebraska's offensive coordinator if Shawn Watson takes another job, writes Tom Keegan of the Lawrence Journal-World.
- Texas Tech coach Tommy Tuberville expounded a bit on the circumstances surrounding his defensive coordinator's sudden exit from the program.
- Nebraska's coaches expect a new Jake Locker in the Holiday Bowl, much improved from the one the Blackshirts roughed up earlier in the year.
- Oklahoma State receiver Justin Blackmon is officially back from an ankle injury that hampered him late in the season.
- And Dana Holgorsen wouldn't be ready for his new head-coaching gig without Blackmon and quarterback Brandon Weeden.
- Austin Meek of the Topeka Capital-Journal catches up with K-State athletic director John Currie, who offers some insight into what it's been like battling the weather in New York City.
- Nebraska quarterback Cody Green says it's time to back off a little bit when it comes to criticism of Huskers offensive coordinator Shawn Watson.
- Colorado AD Mike Bohn had his busiest year ever in 2010, but the work isn't done yet, writes Kyle Ringo of the Boulder Daily Camera.
- A mission trip to Kenya changed the life of Baylor defensive tackle Phil Taylor, writes Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News.
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