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Husker CWS coverage
 
Sunday June 10
"Let's go play some Husker ball now," Coach Van Horn says as his Huskers get ready for Tulane: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
It's a high-stakes game for R.D. Spiehs, who hasn't pitched in a game since May 26. Speaking of lengthy layoffs, Justin Pekarek is hoping to contribute.
USC coach Mike Gillespie knows what it's like to lose a CWS opener -- and go on to win it all.
Tulane is no stranger to must-win situations: 1, 2
The OWH studies the bandwagon question.
 
Friday June 8
Here are a few stage-setters from the K.C., Orlando, New Orleans and Miami papers.
The L.A. papers call Omaha the ideal host (1, 2) but say the crowd noise will be a daunting challenge for the Titans.
The Denver Post chats with big bopper Matt Hopper.
Can Shane Komine tame the Titans? (Don't miss the "related stories," too numerous to list here, when you visit this Omaha World-Herald link.)
Also from the OWH, a story and photos from the opening ceremonies and home-run challenge.
Still more from the OWH: a massive special section.
Coaches assess the home-crowd factor: 1, 2
Baseball America previews the series.
Meet Ryan Garko, who will catch the president's pitch.
Lefthander Jon Smith will pitch for CSF.
 
Thursday June 7
Here are a few photos from Thursday's practice in Omaha.
The Athletic Dept. has some swell wallpaper for you.
The latest on "Camp Rosenblatt."
The president's presence will add to the hoopla.
Titans shortstop Mike Rouse goes on a home-run tear.
Here's NU's CWS media guide: html | pdf
R.D. Spiehs is fired up for Sunday: 1, 2
Dave Van Horn has brought the team far: 1, 2
Will Bolt doesn't let a cooler bat get him down.
The Titans come to Omaha with impressive credentials.
Adam Stern shares his CWS diary.
Four NU teammates are also roommates.
The Huskers hit the road to Omaha.
 
Wednesday June 6
Dave Van Horn takes questions in an online chat.
Fans camp out in hopes of getting tickets: 1, 2
Here's the official word on scalping.
The Titans figure they got a tough draw in NU: 1, 2
CSF has come a long way since its 8-8 start.
The CWS is extra special to the home-state players: 1, 2
Everyone knows the Huskers will run a little.
Creighton's 1991 CWS appearance caused a similar stir.
An OWH reporter goes on a ticket quest.
Some notes from the LJS and OWH.
Qualifying for the CWS isn't enough, Huskers say.
The NU Alumni Association is throwing a Dugout Party.
Eric Sorenson says the Huskers should win two games.
 
Tuesday June 5
NU prepares for the hype & distractions.
A few stories from the Cal-Fullerton perspective: 1, 2, 3
The Huskers practice at the new ballpark.
A 1995 prediction comes true for Jeff Blevins.
NU and Cal-Fullerton draw the 6 p.m. Friday slot.
CBS Sportsline offers up team capsules.
Better get to the ballpark early, and exit before 13th.
 
Monday June 4
Will the fired-up locals behave themselves?
The Red Clad Loon catches Big Red baseball fever.