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USC is poised to hire Mike Ekeler as its new special teams coordinator, per CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz.
Ekeler is viewed as a veteran coach who previously served as Nebraska's special teams coordinator.
He has NCAA experience at Tennessee and USC, where he coached previously in different roles.
Dougherty is expected to stay on as an analyst/assistant special teams coach next season.
Under Ekeler, Nebraska fared well on kick and punt coverage and return defense.
Tennessee teams under Ekeler achieved high punt return averages, including 15.7 ypr in 2024.
The move would place Ekeler as a full-time USC assistant coach, potentially overhauling the staff.
Makai Lemon is expected to depart for the NFL in 2026, affecting return units.
USC aims to strengthen its special teams with a veteran coordinator amid roster changes.
The report frames the development as part of USC's ongoing staff evaluation and improvement.

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Duvay Williams is set to return to the Nebraska football program for the upcoming season.
Williams is a top cornerback expected to bolster Nebraska's secondary depth.
The report comes from Inside Nebraska via On3, indicating planned return ahead of the season.
The story focuses on Williams’s prior contributions and potential impact on defense.
The coverage signals Nebraska's intent to improve pass defense with Williams back.

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Ankerson, as interim chancellor, pledged to rebuild trust and strengthen communication during a period of campus transition.
The session drew nearly 200 in-person participants and more than 420 online attendees in Nebraska East Union.
Gold highlighted leadership decisions and joined Ankerson in addressing budget reductions and campus concerns.
Ethan Rowley urged measurable improvements in campus climate during the session.
Ankerson committed to open progress updates and a leadership style that listens first and acts thoughtfully.
The event addressed concerns about budget reductions and transparency in decision-making.
Katherine S. Ankerson participated in her first public listening session as interim chancellor.
Ankerson’s remarks emphasized trust as the foundation of university leadership.
Gold described Ankerson as the right person to help move the campus forward.
The Nebraska Alumni Association representative called for repairing campus morale and culture.

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