Hail Varsity

Greg Smith and Erin Sorensen join the show to talk about whether or not the Huskers will go bowling this season. Then, Jake Kocorowski joins the pod to offer his thoughts on Wisconsin and its season, and preview Saturday's Nebraska-Wisconsin game.

Greg Smith joins the podcast again this week as we each run through three things we want to see from Nebraska over the final three weeks of its season (not record-related) that would give us reason for optimism heading into next season. Surprisingly, we had no overlap on our things.

Jacob Padilla joins the podcast to talk through what we saw Wednesday night during the Huskers' 91-63 exhibition win over Doane and what we can expect from Fred Hoiberg's group this season. Then Atreya Verma returns to preview Nebraska-Purdue.

Greg Smith joins the podcast to talk about Nebraska's running back situation, both current and future. Then Cameron Drummond, of The Journal Gazette, helps preview the Indiana Hoosiers.

Brandon Vogel joins the podcast to dissect what the Huskers should do after a mauling in Minneapolis. We also talk a little football in Ireland after this week's announcement of a 2021 game in Dublin. And we discuss whether it's time to start seeing some more freshmen.

With Nebraska halfway through its regular season, Erin Sorensen, Greg Smith and Jacob Padilla join the podcast for a group discussion about what's going on with the offense and how that impacts the remainder of the season. Then, The Star Tribune's Meg Ryan joins the pod to preview the Huskers' game against Minnesota.

Greg Smith joins the pod to discuss what is plaguing this Nebraska offense right now, where the Huskers fit into the current Big Ten hierarchy after Ohio State and what that game meant to Nebraska's recruiting efforts. Then, Inside NU's Noah Coffman joins to preview the Huskers' matchup with Northwestern.

A massive week for Nebraska football brings a bigger-than-usual podcast. Erin Sorensen offers her thoughts on the game and what it means to Nebraska. Former Husker and current NFL offensive lineman Jeremiah Sirles joins the pod to talk about the offensive line and key matchups against OSU. Then The Ozone's Caroline Rice joins to preview the Buckeyes.

Brandon Vogel shares his thoughts on the first three weeks of the new season for Nebraska, what's real and where the Huskers fit into the Big Ten. Then, Bob Asmussen from the Champaign News-Gazette joins the pod to preview Illinois.

Greg Smith and I talk about what's going on with Nebraska's offense and how impressive the defense has looked. Then Kaleb Carter from the Daily Chronicle joins the pod to preview Northern Illinois.

We have three guys on the pod this week: Greg Smith, then Brian Howell of Buffzone.com, and Jay Moore. Greg and I talk kickering and fill-ins and Game 1 reactions. Brian previews what the Huskers will see in Colorado. Then Jay closes things out with his favorite Colorado memory and some thoughts on the offense.

We have a full house on the first game-week podcast of the season. First, it's former All-American Grant Wistrom to talk about the Blackshirts. Then AL.com's Creg Stephenson joins to preview Nebraska's opponent, South Alabama. And finally, The Power Rank's Ed Feng is on to offer some thoughts on the Huskers' prospects this season.

Turner Corcoran, Nebraska's big 2020 OL commit from Lawrence, Kansas, joins the show to talk about Nebraska's new alternates, peer recruiting, and more. Then Ollie Connolly comes on to break down Nebraska's offense and discuss what the next step is in Adrian Martinez's game.

Erin Sorensen joins the podcast to talk about the apparently tight and definitely manufactured quarterback controversy taking place as the Huskers have seemingly four guys all fighting for the title "QB2." We also talk Jahkeem Green and the wideout room.

Greg Smith joins the podcast to run through some early fall camp thoughts after a week of watching the team and hearing from coaches. Then Jacob Padilla offers some analysis of and context on Nebraska basketball's first three games in Italy.

Brandon Vogel joins the show to recap what we heard from Scott Frost and players at Thursday's pre-fall camp press conference, then Sporting News' Bill Bender joins the podcast to share his thoughts on Nebraska and the Big Ten in 2019.

Jacob Padilla joins the pod this week to offer some thoughts on the first open practice of the Fred Hoiberg era at Nebraska. The Huskers as a team are very new, but there were still a few things to take away from the open portion of practice. We also talk a little football and the newest development with Maurice Washington's legal situation.

Brandon Vogel and Erin Sorensen jump on the podcast to recap a long, eventful first day at Big Ten Media Days.

Jacob Padilla joins the pod to help get us caught up on everything that's going on in NBA Summer League for two former Huskers, as well as offer some thoughts on which Huskers offer the most interesting storylines heading into the 2019 football season.

Greg Smith joins the podcast to break down Nebraska's recent crop of commits, why this class still feels like it's underwhelming even though it's not, and lots more on the recruiting front.