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And here’s the big part: with that win, Nebraska finishes No. 2 in the Big Ten and locks up a double-bye — massive in a conference this deep.

Then we switch gears to spring football. Nebraska just held a 150-play scrimmage, and both coordinators had strong notes — especially about Anthony Colandrea’s mobility and pace, plus defensive transfers standing out as Rob Aurich installs his scheme. We’ll also look ahead to the Red-White Spring Game on March 30, 2026.

To close it out: Bleav It or Not — Fred Hoiberg should win Big Ten Coach of the Year after what he’s done with this program.

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Then we give the Lady Huskers their flowers after a regular-season finale blowout — Nebraska rolled Rutgers 93–52, and Britt Prince flirted with a triple-double: 14 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists. That’s the kind of “enter March with confidence” performance you want.

To close, we pivot to football with Husker representation at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. Emmett Johnson showed out with a 4.56 in the 40 on his second attempt, plus a strong 10-yard split, a 35.5-inch vertical, and a 10-foot broad jump. And DeShon Singleton went limited but made it count — a 39.5-inch vertical and 10’10” broad, numbers that highlight real explosiveness as he heads toward Nebraska’s Pro Day on March 25.

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But to take the next step, we’ve got to talk about the interior. Nebraska needs more from Rienk Mast — more consistency, less foul trouble, and more of that “star power” we know he has. If he becomes a steady two-way presence, it raises the ceiling of this team in March.

Then we flip over to football because spring training started this week, and the storyline is wide open.

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We open with Nebraska hoops suffering another tough loss to a ranked opponent — an overtime loss to Purdue — and the frustrating part is the same themes we’ve been calling out all season showed up again: a slow start, losing the rebounding battle, foul trouble, and not getting to the free-throw line enough. Nebraska did fight back in the second half to force OT, but once you get to overtime, the margin is thin — and Purdue won the glass when it mattered most. We also talk about Rienk Mast fouling out, why it hurt, and how Nebraska’s lack of size in the paint keeps getting exposed. With only seven games left, it’s officially cleanup time — because these mistakes can’t keep repeating.

Then we shift to Husker football as Nebraska announces the Spring Game will be in March and tickets are officially on sale — we’ll hit what that means for fans and the early storylines heading into spring ball.

To close the show, we bring back one of your favorite segments: Bleav It or Not — will Anthony Colandrea win the starting QB job in 2026? ESPN’s projection has him starting the opener, but Nebraska’s QB battle with TJ Lateef is going to be one of the biggest storylines of the offseason.

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We start with a surprising staff twist: Nebraska’s new safeties coach Miles Taylor is leaving for the Baltimore Ravens before he even coaches a game in Lincoln. We break down what it means for Matt Rhule and DC Rob Aurich, why NFL opportunities move that fast, and how Nebraska responds to keep continuity on defense.

Then we flip the energy with a big recruiting win: 4-star DT Dylan Berymon commits to Nebraska’s 2026 class. We talk why adding talent inside the defensive line is such a huge deal in the Big Ten and why Berymon fits the identity Aurich wants to build.

We close with Husker hoops — back-to-back losses to Michigan and Illinois, what went wrong (especially on the glass and at the free-throw line), and why Rutgers is the perfect “reset” game before a major showdown against No. 12 Purdue led by senior guard Braden Smith. Stay tuned for a Husker Hoops Pregame Show next.

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Men’s Hoops: Nebraska is TOP FIVE (20–0!)

It finally happened — Nebraska men’s basketball has officially cracked the Top 5 after starting the season 20–0, climbing to a program-best No. 5 in the AP Poll. We spend time on what this means for the program, why this run feels different, and how Nebraska’s identity has been built in real time:

• Second-half execution
• Shot-making in big moments
• Defending without panic

We also revisit the last big win from this week: Nebraska’s 76–57 road win at Minnesota, powered by a monster second half and a two-way statement from Pryce Sandfort (22 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks) — including 20 of his points after halftime. That game was another reminder that Nebraska can win away from Lincoln and still control the terms.

The moment is HERE: No. 5 Nebraska vs No. 3 Michigan

And now… the game we’ve been waiting for. Top-five showdown. Big Ten supremacy on the line. Nebraska heads to Ann Arbor to face No. 3 Michigan — a measuring-stick game that can define the national perception of this team and the trajectory of the season. We break down what Nebraska has to do to keep making history and how the Huskers can win this game on the road in one of the toughest environments they’ll see all year.

Women’s Hoops: Bounce-back win matters

We also hit a quick but important women’s hoops update:

• Nebraska dropped a tight one at Wisconsin 63–60
• Then responded the right way with an 81–75 home win over Illinois, led by Britt Prince (20 points)

That Illinois win matters because it kept Nebraska from spiraling after a tough road loss — you protected home floor, stabilized, and kept momentum intact.

Football: Recruiting + roster lens

Then we pivot to football with a recruiting storyline fans can actually see:

• 2027 QB commit Trae Taylor is transferring to Millard South for his senior year
• 2027 Nebraska WR commit Antayvious Ellis is also making the move

It’s a real “pipeline” headline — and it keeps Millard South in the spotlight as Nebraska builds the future in-state. We also keep the portal talk clean and responsible: the roster is close to set, now it’s about development, fit, and turning recruiting momentum into a clear on-field identity heading into 2026.

Close / Tease

So that’s the last six days: men’s hoops to No. 5 and headed into a top-five showdown, women’s hoops with a bounce-back win, and football with a recruiting headline that’s turning Millard South into must-watch territory.

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The 18–0 Huskers are back home tonight at Pinnacle Bank Arena getting set to take on a 10–8 Washington team that’s been up and down in Big Ten play — but don’t get it twisted: the Huskies have a physical frontcourt and a freshman star who can turn this into a grind if Nebraska isn’t sharp early.

Top Storyline

Everyone expects Nebraska’s historic run to continue… but Washington brings a “Big Ten-style” toughness, and if Nebraska lets them hang around, this game can get uncomfortable late. That’s why tonight is about starting strong, defending with purpose, and dictating tempo.

BC’s 3 Keys to Victory

1) GET OFF TO A FAST START
Nebraska has been an elite second-half team — but if this group wants to level up, it has to stop letting teams breathe early. Find the shooters, make shots, and keep that defense locked in. If Nebraska builds an early lead, Washington doesn’t have the firepower to chase it.

2) SLOW DOWN THEIR STAR FRESHMAN: HANNES STEINBACH
Steinbach has been Washington’s bright spot — a legit double-double threat who can score and rebound at a high level. This is a major test for Nebraska’s interior, and a matchup that should bring out the best in Rienk Mast. The goal: keep Steinbach out of easy post touches, make him finish over bodies, and dare him into the kinds of perimeter looks you can live with.

3) PROTECT THE BASKETBALL
Great teams value possessions — and Nebraska’s identity is built on clean offense, low turnovers, and turning teams over on the other end. If Nebraska takes care of the ball and forces Washington into mistakes, the shot volume and shot quality will tilt hard toward the Huskers.

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On today’s episode of Bleav in Nebraska, we’re keeping it tight and current with everything that’s happened since last Thursday — and we start with the headline the whole country is finally screaming:

NEBRASKA IS UP TO A PROGRAM-BEST NO. 7 IN THE AP TOP 25.
That jump comes right after a dominant road win at Northwestern where the Huskers handled business from start to finish.

Husker Heat Check: Nebraska stays PERFECT

Nebraska crushed Northwestern 77–58 to move to 18–0 overall and 7–0 in Big Ten play — and it didn’t feel fluky or fragile. It felt controlled.

• Pryce Sandfort: 20 points
• Braden Frager: 20 points
• Sam Hoiberg: 12 points + 7 boards

Football: Staff hires + QB competition vibes

Then we pivot to football as Matt Rhule continues the build toward 2026 with official defensive staff moves:

• Corey Brown hired as defensive line coach
• Miles Taylor hired as safeties coach

And we close with a big QB note: Anthony Colandrea (new transfer QB) toured the football facilities — and the important part isn’t just the visit, it’s what it represents: real QB competition and a clear signal that Nebraska is serious about upgrading the room and raising the floor heading into next season.

We’ll keep tracking what these staff hires mean for recruiting momentum and what the defensive identity looks like as this roster continues to take shape.

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We’ve got a packed, current episode with ONLY the latest news since Monday — and it starts with the biggest football domino of the week: Dylan Raiola is reportedly transferring to Oregon. We react in real time to what that means for Dylan, what it means for Nebraska’s immediate future, and how quickly the landscape shifts when the portal news hits.

And almost right behind it came another major twist: Oregon’s CFP starting QB is returning — which changes the entire context of the move and sparks the obvious question: what does the timeline and path look like now?

From there, we hit Nebraska’s newest roster notes and portal updates:

• QB Daniel Kaelin returning to Nebraska — what this does for the QB room and why it matters right now
• Towson safety Jasin Siggs joins the picture — a proven, productive DB with real versatility (box, slot, free safety) and strong production across two seasons
• What Nebraska still needs most as this roster continues to take shape for 2026

Then we pivot to the best part: Husker hoops is STILL unbeaten.
No. 8 Nebraska demolished Oregon 90–55 to move to 17–0, and it wasn’t subtle — Nebraska hit a season-high 17 threes, controlled the pace, and looked every bit like a true top-10 team when the offense is humming and the defense stays locked in.

• Pryce Sandfort (28) and Braden Frager (23) combined for 51 — both dropping 7 threes in a shooting clinic.

We close with a quick look-ahead to Nebraska vs Northwestern on Saturday, and we’ll tease a full pregame show — because Northwestern is still hunting for its first Big Ten win, and Nebraska has to keep stacking clean performances if this historic start is going to keep building.

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We start with Nebraska men’s basketball staying unbeaten and proving (again) this team has real toughness. The Huskers rallied from down 16 to knock off Indiana 83–77, pushing the record to 16–0 and keeping that national buzz loud. Big-time road win, big-time resilience — and a real “we’re not panicking” identity showing up when the game gets uncomfortable.

Then we pivot to Husker football recruiting/portal news from this week only — because the roster is moving fast:

• UCLA WR Kwazi Gilmer commits to Nebraska — a proven, experienced target added to the room with eligibility remaining.
• DB Malcolm Hartzog Jr. commits to Arizona — one of the notable departures as Nebraska continues reshaping the secondary. ️️
• We also briefly nod to the week’s theme: this is the new era — you’re constantly balancing adds, exits, and fit while building toward 2026.

We close with the big picture: hoops is legit and built to survive adversity, and football is in the middle of a roster build that’s going to define the ceiling next season.

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We’re recapping EVERYTHING that’s happened in the last few days as Nebraska hoops keeps rolling unbeaten and gets set to close the non-con slate tonight vs New Hampshire at Pinnacle Bank Arena on BTN. The headline is simple: keep stacking wins, keep stacking respect — and if Nebraska gets to 13–0, that’s rare air for this program.

Then we flip it to football as Nebraska puts the final touches on Las Vegas Bowl prep vs No. 15 Utah at Allegiant Stadium on ESPN. We break down the biggest recent updates, including:

• DeShon Singleton ruled out (huge piece in the back end)

• Knaak expected to play despite the broken hand

• Geep Wade settling in as the new O-line voice during bowl prep

• The overall tone: Rhule, players, and staff locked into details with daily media and a “finish strong” mindset in Vegas

We close with two simple keys: protect the football + win hidden yards, and make sure the secondary communication is clean without Singleton. If Nebraska plays sharp and plays physical, they’ve got a shot to steal one and end 2025 with momentum.

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In this episode of Bleav in Nebraska (headlines from Dec 12–15), we hit three big storylines:

Husker Heat Check — Statement win at No. 13 Illinois
Nebraska goes into Champaign and pulls off an 83–80 road gut-check, capped by a last-second game-winning three from Jamarques Lawrence. We break down how the Huskers survived multiple Illinois runs, what that finish says about Nebraska’s late-game execution, and whether this team is built to win ugly in Big Ten play — or if they’re simply scorching hot right now.
And we’ve got to talk about it: Pryce Sandfort drops a career-high 32 in a game that felt like a “season-defining” moment.

Nebraska Football — New staff is official + bowl prep tone
It’s official: Nebraska announces Rob Aurich as defensive coordinator and Geep Wade as offensive line coach. We discuss what kind of identity Matt Rhule is trying to build with these moves — and the one thing we need to see in the bowl game that signals this program is leveling up.

Vegas Bowl storyline — Utah’s ‘last ride’ angle
Nebraska vs Utah already mattered… but now it comes with a massive emotional storyline: Kyle Whittingham stepping down after the Las Vegas Bowl. That means Nebraska gets a chance to crash a farewell moment and make a loud statement heading into the next phase of the Rhule era.

Wrap + what’s next
Subscribe, rate, and review ️ — and don’t miss our next episode: bowl matchups + what this hoops start really means for March expectations.

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Next up? A ranked Illinois team—and that’s the kind of game that tells you exactly how real this group is. Measuring-stick vibes. No ducking smoke.

Then we flip it to football : Nebraska closes 2025 with the Las Vegas Bowl vs Utah on Dec. 31 at Allegiant Stadium (2:30 p.m. CT on ESPN). Big picture: Year 3 of the Rhule era ends with back-to-back bowl trips and real momentum. And we hit the reported staff movement—Rob Aurich (San Diego State edge coach) being linked as Nebraska’s next defensive coordinator after John Butler’s exit, plus the OL coach change with Donovan Raiola out and Geep Wade reportedly the likely replacement.

Tap in—hoops is surging, football is shifting, and Nebraska is stepping into a defining stretch.

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In this episode, I dive into why Johnson is heading to the league now, what NFL scouts love about his game, and how his breakout season shaped his draft stock. Then we turn the focus to the future: What happens to Nebraska’s running back room now? Who steps up? Which young backs have the tools to take the next jump? And does Matt Rhule need to hit the transfer portal to replace one of the most productive backs in the Big Ten?

We break down:

• Johnson’s decision & NFL projection
• Nebraska’s returning RB depth
• Potential portal targets & internal candidates
• How the offense shifts without its do-it-all playmaker

If you love Huskers football and want the real outlook on the 2026 backfield, this episode is for you.
Tap in, Husker Nation — big changes are coming.

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On today’s episode of Bleav in Nebraska, Bryan dives into the latest Dylan Raiola transfer rumors and what they actually mean for the future of Nebraska football. Is Raiola really eyeing a jump to a CFP-ready program, or is this just rumor season doing what rumor season does? We talk through what’s real, what’s noise, and why Matt Rhule is still riding for his guy.

Then, we flip the lens:

• What would it look like if Nebraska has to roll with TJ Lateef as the starter next year?
• How does the offense change — scheme, play-calling, explosives, identity?
• And what’s a fair expectation for this program if the QB room looks different in 2025?

After that, we hit the hardwood.
Nebraska hoops is off to a 5–0 start, including a statement win over New Mexico in Kansas City (84–72). Bryan breaks down:

• Why this non-conference resume isn’t just “empty calories”
• How the backcourt depth and Jamarques Lawrence’s scoring are driving the early surge
• The team’s emerging identity: pace, spacing, and defensive energy
• What 5–0 should do to your expectations (NIT floor? NCAA Tournament talk?)
• One thing to absolutely love right now and one thing that still needs to tighten up

Tap in, Husker Nation.
Subscribe, rate, and review Bleav in Nebraska, and drop your thoughts:
Is Dylan Raiola still your long-term guy, and are you more excited about football’s future or hoops’ present after this start?

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Then we flip it to the gridiron. Husker football heads to Happy Valley for a primetime showdown with Penn State, and we’ve got your quick-hit preview. We lay out the stage, the Vegas snapshot, and the biggest keys: defense vs. defense, the run game and turnover margin, and what an eighth win on NBC would mean for Matt Rhule’s program on the national stage.

We close with a “Bleav It or Not”: will the Huskers really go into Beaver Stadium and steal one on the road? Tap in, drop your prediction, and let us know your confidence level in Nebraska—on the hardwood and on the road in Happy Valley.

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On Saturday night, Nebraska didn’t just lose a game — they lost their quarterback and emotional engine. Dylan Raiola is out for the season with a broken fibula. Before leaving the game, Raiola had this team up 14–6 and was pushing for another statement win.

Matt Rhule revealed after the game that Raiola tried to go back in — helmet on, begging for a chance to finish the fight — but Rhule wouldn’t risk further injury:

"I love you too much to put you back out there like this." — Matt Rhule

Raiola finishes the year throwing for 2,000 yards, 18 touchdowns, and just six interceptions, establishing himself as the future of Nebraska football.

Now, it’s NEXT MAN UP as true freshman TJ Lateef takes over.

In this episode:

• What Raiola’s injury means for the offense moving forward
• Why Lateef’s legs can be a weapon — but why Nebraska MUST find ways to throw
• How the Huskers emotionally reset before UCLA under the lights
• Updated expectations for the rest of the season

We also look around campus:

• Nebraska men’s hoops — Rienk Mast drops 31 vs. BYU, and the Huskers cruise in exhibitions
• Nebraska women’s hoops — opened the season with a dominant WIN tonight (nice! )

It’s a heavy moment, but this team has fought through adversity all year.

Husker Nation — stick with us. This season is not over.

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Not on OUR watch.

In this Husker Gameday Preview, Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down BC’s Three Keys to Victory that Nebraska MUST execute to upset USC:

1. FEED EMMETT JOHNSON — 25+ Touches USC got gashed on the ground vs Notre Dame, and Nebraska has the back to exploit it. Emmett Johnson is the tone setter — when he touches the ball, the entire offense takes shape.
2. PROTECT DYLAN RAIOLA — Quick Game > Hero Ball The offensive line has struggled. This week isn’t about deep shots — it’s about rhythm, tempo & the ball coming out FAST.
3. MAKE THIS ONE COUNT Contract extension for Coach Rhule. National spotlight. Memorial Stadium blacked out. Underdogs at home.
   This is a “shock the world”

If Nebraska leans into its identity — physicality, discipline, and toughness — the Huskers can walk out with the upset.

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We start by hearing from Head Coach Matt Rhule as he previews the road battle, then break down Northwestern’s strengths — including their elite defense (No. 11 nationally in points allowed) and ball-control offense.

Bryan also shares his 3 keys to victory — start fast, protect Dylan Raiola, and slow down Northwestern’s run game. Plus, we close with this week’s Huskers Bleav It or Not: will Nebraska win on the road? (Spoiler: I BLEAV IT! )

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In this episode, host Bryan Colbert Jr. unpacks Nebraska’s offensive performance through the words of Offensive Coordinator Dana Holgerson, who met with the media to discuss what went wrong against Minnesota and how the team plans to respond heading into Northwestern week.

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We start with Coach Rhule’s opening statement and injury updates, then dig into:

• What he saw from the offensive line and why communication up front is still the biggest concern.
• How Dylan Raiola continues to impress with his poise under pressure — avoiding 4–5 potential sacks — even as protection broke down.
• The ongoing search for balance in the run game, and how Nebraska plans to restore physicality in the trenches.
• How the secondary continues to shine despite injuries, maintaining a top-ranked pass defense nationally.
• Rhule’s message on mindset: “Good teams don’t lose two in a row.”
• What he wants to see from Dana Holgorsen and this offense against Northwestern — and which young Huskers are earning more snaps.

We also hear from Coach about the team’s energy in practice after the loss, why he decided to pull certain starters late in the game, and how the Huskers can maintain their confidence and chip-on-the-shoulder mentality as they reach the midpoint of the season.

It’s all here in your official Monday breakdown — Nebraska’s path to rebound, reload, and reassert dominance in the Big Ten West.

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Exclusive Interview: Emmett Johnson (RB1)

• Emmett joins the show to talk about his midseason mindset and what’s driving his success.
• How he’s balancing leadership with production.
• What he expects from the Minnesota defense — and how the Huskers plan to attack.
• Reflections on how the bye week helped reset the locker room for the stretch run.

Opponent Snapshot: Minnesota Golden Gophers

• Head Coach J. Fleck (since 2017) — “Row the Boat” culture, physical run game, controlled tempo.
• QB Drake Lindsey — limited mobility, quick reads, 3 interceptions this season.
• RB Darius Taylor — explosive when healthy (986 yds, 10 TDs in 2024), a key piece to watch.
• Expect a ball-control battle — meaning the Huskers’ pass rush and secondary must stay sharp.

Bleav It or Not:
“Nebraska’s defense holds Minnesota under 20 points.”

• The Huskers lead the nation in pass defense, allowing just ~118 YPG.
• Opponents have averaged only 8 PPG through six weeks.
• Minnesota is averaging under 25 PPG on the season and has struggled to generate explosive plays.

Close + Tease:

• Don’t miss our Big Red Recap right after the game!
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In this episode

• What we need to see on offense
  • Start fast: scripted first 10 with RB1 touches and quick-game rhythm for Raiola.
  • Protect 15: chips/slide help, move the launch point, keep negative plays off schedule.
  • RB1 effect: Emmett Johnson early & often (inside zone/duo + screens/angles).
  • Finish drives: low-red-zone sequencing — TE involvement (Lindenmeyer), perimeter constraint, QB keep as the counter.
• What we need to see on defense
  • Cap explosives: keep everything in front, rally & tackle; force long fields.
  • Win first down vs the run: set edges, clean fits from the backers, make 2nd/3rd long.
  • Disguise & deny: rotate late, mix man/zone on money downs, contest the intermediate windows.
  • Situational football: red-zone stand rate, third-and-medium pressure packages.
• Ameer’s insights
  • Why RB rhythm dictates the whole offensive personality.
  • How Raiola can level up: pre-snap ownership, take the “profit” throws, use tempo as a weapon.
  • The leadership piece: how this locker room turns “good drive” into “seven points.”
• Game-day checklist (read on air)
  1. Huskers: ≤2 sacks allowed
  2. Emmett Johnson: 20+ touches
  3. Explosive-play math: +2 (created minus allowed)
  4. Red-zone TD rate: ≥67%
  5. Takeaways: 1+

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In this episode

• EJ’s 3-TD clinic: how the run concepts, O-line fits, and tempo set up scoring drives — plus what he saw on each TD.
• Offensive rhythm: Dylan Raiola’s command, quick-game timing, and why early touches for RB1 keep this unit on schedule.
• Playmakers outside: how Key/Hunter/Barney stress coverages and open lanes for the ground game.
• Defense delivers: pass coverage standard stays high; tackling and run fits trend up in money moments.
• Situational football: red-zone sequencing, 3rd-down answers, and the hidden yards on special teams that flipped field position.
• What travels next week: the checklist Nebraska must carry into conference play (start fast, protect 15, cap explosives).

Emmett also takes you inside the huddle — leadership on the sideline, bye-week work that showed up, and how this locker room is learning to finish.

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Before the interview, we zoom out on the first five weeks—what’s sustainable, what’s fixable, and what it means for conference play.

In this episode

• Husker Heat Check (Weeks 1–5): Cincinnati at Arrowhead, two home blowouts, a heavyweight swing vs. Michigan.
• Offense, honestly: Dylan Raiola’s command and chemistry, why protection and red-zone sequencing are the next leap.
• RB1 Effect: How Emmett’s usage and efficiency set the tone, and where his touches should climb.
• Elite Air Defense: Why Nebraska’s pass D travels, and how it shapes the MSU plan.
• Interview — Emmett Johnson: mindset, bye-week work, Michigan State scouting, and what “finishing” looks like in Big Ten play.
• Bleav It or Not: Can the Blackshirts hold MSU under 20?

Why listen now This is the week to separate noise from needle-movers. You’ll get the player’s lens (EJ), the tactical levers for Saturday, and a clear checklist for what improvement should look like out of the bye.

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Key topics include:

• Defending the Run: Why Michigan controlled the line of scrimmage and what Nebraska must do to improve against elite rushing attacks.
• Offensive Line & Balance: Rhule’s candid thoughts on protection breakdowns, the left tackle rotation, and the need to establish more balance with the ground game.
• Red Zone Execution: Evaluating missed opportunities inside the 10-yard line and whether we’ll see creative calls like the TE speed sweep again.
• Dylan Raiola’s Growth: How Raiola handled pressure, his development outside the pocket, and even those Patrick Mahomes comparisons floating in the media.
• Player Development: Updates on Elijah Pritchett, RB depth (Kwinten Ives, Mekhi Nelson, Mozee), and whether adding another back would’ve helped.
• Team Mentality: Why this group isn’t falling into the “here we go again” trap when facing adversity.
• Looking Ahead: Bye week schedule, recruiting priorities, and how the staff views the first three games as a “preseason” to prepare for conference play.

This is a must-listen Big Red Rewind as Nebraska turns the page from Michigan and looks to reset before the second half of the season.

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On today’s episode, Bryan Colbert Jr. takes you inside the matchup:

• Dylan Raiola shines with 308 yards and 3 TDs 💪
• Jacory Barney Jr.’s breakout performance (6 catches, 120 yards, 2 TDs) 🌟
• Luke Lindenmeyer’s consistency at TE and Emmett Johnson leading the ground attack
• The offensive line struggles — 7 sacks allowed proved costly
• Nebraska’s pass defense stays ELITE — holding 5⭐ QB Bryce Underwood to just 105 yards 📉
• But the run defense continues to be a concern after giving up 286 yards on the ground

Plus, we’ll hear from Matt Rhule after the game, and we’ll talk about why the upcoming bye week is arriving at the perfect time for the Big Red.

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We’re joined by Nebraska’s star running back Emmett Johnson, who stops by to preview the Huskers’ Big Ten showdown against No. 23 Michigan. EJ opens up about his incredible start to the season, what’s clicking for him in this offense, and how the team is preparing for their toughest test yet. 💪

We also dive into:

• Nebraska’s dominant start on both sides of the ball 🔥
• Keys to slowing down Michigan’s high-powered rushing attack
• Why Emmett Johnson has become the tone-setter for this Huskers team
• Game predictions & what to watch for in Lincoln on Saturday

It’s not just a game… it’s a statement opportunity for Nebraska. Don’t miss this exclusive game day preview!

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Joining us exclusively is Husker legend Ameer Abdullah — one of the greatest running backs to ever wear the N, a true icon of Nebraska football, and a player who left an unforgettable legacy in Lincoln.

In this can’t-miss interview, Ameer opens up on:

• 🏆 His time at Nebraska – What made those Husker teams special, and what he remembers most about playing in front of 90,000 at Memorial Stadium.
• 🧠 Leadership & Mentality – How he approached being “the guy” in Nebraska’s offense and what young players today can learn from his mindset.
• 🔥 Running Back Brotherhood – Thoughts on Nebraska’s current RB room, Emmett Johnson’s rise, and what it takes to be a true RB1.
• 📈 Life After Nebraska – His NFL career, personal growth, and why the Husker foundation still drives him.
• ❤️ Message to Husker Nation – Why the fans still mean so much to him and what keeps Nebraska special all these years later.

This is one of the biggest interviews in Bleav in Nebraska history, and we’re honored to share it with you.

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In this episode, we rewind through Matt Rhule’s full Monday press conference and react to his biggest takeaways ahead of the Wolverines:

• 🎙️ Opening Statement – Rhule’s mindset heading into the matchup.
• 🏈 Michigan Offense vs. 2023 – How the Wolverines compare to last year and what challenges they bring.
• 📊 Three-Game Tune-Up – Did the first three wins prepare Nebraska for a ranked opponent?
• 🚫 No 3-and-Outs – Huskers’ offense has gone three games without a single three-and-out.
• 🛡️ Blackshirt Passing Defense – Rhule on why Nebraska’s DBs are thriving and why he “wouldn’t want to coach DBs.”
• 🔥 Players Spotlight – Malcolm Hartzog, Javin Wright, Elijah Jeudy, and Gabe Moore stepping up.
• 💪 Dylan Raiola’s Big Ten Readiness – From handling Butler’s defense to growing more comfortable at the line, is Raiola ready for prime time against Michigan?
• 🧠 Wink Martindale & Phil Snow – Coaching philosophies and how Nebraska’s staff is preparing strategically.
• 🚨 Red Zone Struggles – Rhule on cleaning up execution inside the 10-yard line.
• 🏆 Opportunity Against Michigan – What it means to face a ranked brand-name opponent at home.
• 📝 Culture & Mentality – “Anybody can be a nobody,” weekly themes, and lessons learned through the first three games.

This is the Big Red Rewind, your go-to breakdown of everything Husker football straight from Coach Rhule’s own words.

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In this episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast, Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down:

• 🏆 Victory over Houston Christian – What went right, what still needs work, and why this win matters going into conference play.
• 🎙️ Matt Rhule Presser Sound – Key takeaways as Rhule prepares the team for Michigan week.
• 🌟 Dane Key’s Breakout – The Kentucky transfer had his coming out party with 104 yards and a TD, cementing himself as a true WR1 in this offense.
• 💪 Kwinten Ives RB2 – Looking healthy and proving he’s the clear second back behind Emmett Johnson.
• 🛡️ Blackshirts Passing Defense = ELITE – Nebraska hasn’t allowed 100+ passing yards all season and currently ranks 1 nationally in pass defense (66 YPG allowed). Even Cincy’s Brendan Sorsby — who lit it up since — was locked down by Big Red.
• 🏃 Run Defense Questions – How Nebraska’s front seven will handle Michigan’s dangerous rushing attack after some soft spots on the ground.
• 📊 Conference Opener History – Huskers are 0-5 in their last five Big Ten openers… can they finally flip the script on Saturday?

It’s a huge week for Husker Nation and the biggest test of the season so far. Let’s see if Nebraska can protect Memorial Stadium and keep the unbeaten streak alive 💯

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🔥 Key Moments & Stats

• Final Score: Nebraska 59, Houston Christian 7 — Huskers improve to 3-0 🏈
• Dylan Raiola: Efficient and strong — 15/21, 222 passing yards, 2 touchdowns before giving way to backups in the 2nd half.
• Emmett Johnson: 78 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs; set the tone early.
• Dane Key: Led receivers, catching 4 passes for 104 yards and a score.
• Backups Stepping Up: TJ Lateef came in and went 5/5 for 126 yards, including a deep 62-yard touchdown to Cortez Mills Jr.
• Defense & Special Teams: Neb held HCU to just 160 total yards. Notable scoop-and-score from Williams Nwaneri off a Riley Van Poppel strip.

• Confidence boost ahead of Big Ten play — starters get rest, depth earns trust.
• Offensive balance with big plays through the air and on the ground.
• Defense continuing to dominate, forcing mistakes and playing with energy.

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On today’s show, Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down everything you need to know heading into Saturday, plus the debut of a brand new segment: BC’s Road to Victory.

🔥 Episode Rundown:

• Husker Heat Check – Matt Rhule shares how Nebraska is preparing to avoid the “any given Saturday” trap. [Coach Rhule Sound]
• BC’s Road to Victory – Four keys Nebraska must execute vs Houston Christian:
  1️⃣ Start Fast – Raiola opened 9-for-9 vs Akron, finishing with 364 yards & 4 TDs. Can he set the tone early again?
  2️⃣ Keep Airing It Out – Nebraska’s 494 passing yards vs Akron was the 2nd-most in school history! Raiola is completing 78% with 607 yards & 6 TDs through two games.
  3️⃣ Blackshirts Defense – 1st shutout since 2009. Only 17 total points allowed this season. Passing defense ranked among the nation’s best. Another shutout incoming? 👀
  4️⃣ Feed Emmett Johnson – Back-to-back 100-yard games, on pace for 1,400 yards. Emmett’s versatility has RB1 written all over it.
• Bleav It or Not – Will Emmett Johnson hit 200+ all-purpose yards this Saturday? Bryan makes his call – do you Bleav It?

👉 Nebraska is chasing a 3-0 start before their biggest test of the season. Can Raiola, EJ, and the Blackshirts keep rolling?

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Today, we rewind to Matt Rhule’s Monday press conference as the Huskers prepare for Houston Christian. Coach Rhule had plenty to say about his team’s growth, areas of focus, and the road ahead.

⏱️ Press Conference Timeline:

• 0:22 – Opening statement
• 2:16 – Houston Christian preview
• 3:48 – Turner Corcoran update
• 4:36 – Punt return game adjustments
• 6:40 – Heinrich Haarberg’s blocking role
• 7:36 – Luke Lindenmeyer development
• 11:03 – OL performance evaluation
• 11:22 – Archie not punting in game
• 12:25 – Final non-conference game thoughts
• 15:32 – 11am start schedule prep
• 17:51 – “Faceless opponent” mentality
• 21:33 – TJ Lateef progress
• 23:33 – Value of high-level high school football for college readiness
• 25:49 – Dylan Raiola & TJ Lateef relationship
• 28:08 – Dylan Raiola’s performance review
• 31:09 – What Dawson Merritt & Kade Pietrzak’s playing time means to recruits
• 33:11 – Secondary play breakdown
• 34:57 – DeShon Singleton’s impact

👉 Whether you’re locked into every word or catching up on the key storylines, Big Red Rewind has you covered.

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On today’s episode:

• 🏈 Dylan Raiola delivers! — Starts 9-for-9, finishes with a career-high 364 yards & 4 TDs before giving way to TJ Lateef & Jalen Gramstad.

• 🚀 Weapons everywhere — Jacory Barney (132 yards), Dane Key (TD snag), Nyziah Hunter (82 yards), Luke Lindenmeyer & Quinn Clark with their first TDs.

• 💪 Emmett Johnson leads the ground game — Career-high 140 yards & 2 TDs, including a 47-yard house call on the opening drive!

• 🔒 Blackshirts back in form — Secondary allows just 62 passing yards for the 2nd straight week; 40 different players record tackles.

• 🖤 Donovan Jones earns his Blackshirt — What it means and why it matters for this defense.

• ❓ Bleav it or Not: Will Nebraska pitch another shutout next week vs. Houston Christian?

Nebraska put the entire Big Ten — and the College Football Playoff committee — on notice with this performance. Husker Nation, the vibes are immaculate, and this team looks dangerous.

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Key Highlights:

• Final Score: Nebraska 68–0 over Akron—home opener dominance. ESPN.com
• Dylan Raiola: Completed 24/31 for 364 yards and 4 touchdowns—classy exit before the second half. ESPN.com+1
• Emmett Johnson: Another powerful night—140 rushing yards on 14 carries with 2 TDs (long of 47 yards). ESPN.com+1
• Receiving Corps: Jacory Barney Jr. racked up 132 yards through the air, while the WR group showed explosion and depth.

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🔥 What’s Inside This Episode:

• 🎙️ Matt Rhule sound: Hear what the head coach had to say about this matchup
• ✅ What went right vs Cincinnati: Dominant run game, Raiola flashes, defense bends but doesn’t break
• 👀 Players to watch from Akron: QB Ben Finley, RB Jordan Grant, WR/TE Jake Newell
• 🛡️ Nebraska pass defense: Why Akron’s WR room shouldn’t be a big threat
• ⚡ Offensive outlook: Why Raiola could have his best start yet against this defense
• 🔮 Predictions: How Nebraska can start 2-0 and keep momentum rolling

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Fanstake is shaking up the college sports world, giving athletes a fair shot at their value while bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.

🔥 What We Cover in This Episode:

• Greg’s vision for Fanstake and why it’s different from any NIL platform out there
• How athletes can benefit without sacrificing their education 🎓
• Why fans are the true power brokers in shaping teams and futures
• What the rise of NIL means for programs like Nebraska football
• How Fanstake is creating a path where everybody wins

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🔥 Emmett Johnson: The Conversation

• Workhorse night: 25 carries, 108 yards + 7 receptions
• Offseason evolution: added good weight, recovery routine, and insights from Ameer Abdullah
• Mindset of RB1: leadership, bell-cow workload, and embracing big stages
• Arrowhead energy: why it felt like a home game and what that does for the team
• Locked for Week 2: film rolling on Akron—“Y’all can expect a show.”

📝 Quick Game Notes

• Dylan Raiola: 33/42, 243 yds, 2 TD—poise and finish
• Culture on display: bounce-back mentality and Malcolm Hartzog’s clutch INT

🎮 Bleav It or Not

Will Emmett lead Nebraska in all-purpose yards again?
Bryan: Bleav it. Kieron: Bleav it. Tell us where you stand.

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🔥 What You’ll Hear:

• Johnson’s faith in the Blackshirts defense and why he was smiling on the sideline during the Bearcats’ final drive
• His special bond with Malcolm Hartzog, and the words he told him before the game-saving interception 💯
• Why he gives all credit to the offensive line and the mentality that keeps him pushing forward
• Reflections on playing at Arrowhead Stadium in front of Husker Nation — “best fans in college football” 🙌
• A heartfelt request for prayers following a tragedy back home in Minneapolis ❤️

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🔥 Key Takeaways from Rhule:

• On Malcolm Hartzog’s INT: “He doesn’t talk a lot, he just makes plays.”
• On Dylan Raiola: Why this was one of Raiola’s most mature games yet, making veteran decisions in clutch moments.
• On Emmett Johnson: Praised his 108-yard night, his pass protection, and his ability to keep drives alive.
• On Cincinnati’s QB: Respect for Brendan Sorsby’s dual-threat performance and how tempo challenged Nebraska’s defense.
• On the Fans: Nearly 95% of Arrowhead tickets sold were to Husker Nation — their noise caused multiple false starts.
• On Moving Forward: Emphasis on fixing red-zone execution, adjusting to tempo, and making the jump from Week 1 to Week 2.

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What Went Down:

• Final Score: Nebraska 20, Cincinnati 17
• Dylan Raiola: 243 passing yards, 2 TDs—set the tone early
• Emmett Johnson: 108 rushing yards—powering the run game
• Touchdown Makers: Nyziah Hunter and Dane Key both found the end zone
• Game‑Saving Play: Malcolm Hartzog Jr. with a 4th-quarter interception in the end zone with just 34 seconds left

After the Final Whistle:

• How holdups in discipline almost gave the game away, but toughness prevailed
• What this win tells us about Rhule’s Year 3 vision coming alive
• How the WR corps showed off early, and why Emmett might be THE offensive engine in 2025

Final Thought:

This opener was more than a win—it was a statement. From Raiola’s poise to the defense’s clutch stop, Nebraska delivered a glimpse of what this season could be. Bleav it or not, but 2025 could be something special.

🎧 Listen now to the full breakdown and relive every electric moment.
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I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr., and tonight Nebraska takes on Cincinnati at Arrowhead Stadium. We break down everything you need to know to get ready for kickoff:

🔥 Storylines to Watch

• Matt Rhule – Year 3 bump: Is this the season it all comes together?
• QB Dylan Raiola: All eyes are on the sophomore star as he leads this offense.
• RB Emmett Johnson: Can he set the tone early and prove he’s one of the best backs in the Big Ten?
• WR Room: Dane Key, Jacory Barney Jr., and Nyziah Hunter — who makes the first big play of 2025?

🐾 The Cincinnati Challenge

• QB Brendan Sorsby – a dual-threat nightmare. Rushed for 350+ yards over his last 5 games in 2024, including 145 vs Iowa State. Nebraska’s defense will need discipline in all three levels to contain him.
• Decision-making in the option game makes Sorsby dangerous — rush lane integrity & interior pressure are the keys.
• WR Jeff Caldwell – 92 career catches & 22 TDs, at 6’5” with vertical speed. A serious test for Nebraska’s DBs.

🔑 Keys for Nebraska

• Play disciplined on defense — contain the scramble, don’t over-pursue.
• Lean on the new-look WR room and give Raiola opportunities to push vertical.
• Emmett Johnson + the run game needs to stay balanced and control tempo.
• Arrowhead Stadium crowd will bring energy — can the Huskers feed off it?

🏈 Prediction Time
We wrap with how Nebraska can start the season 1-0 and what this game will tell us about the 2025 Huskers’ ceiling.

🎧 Listen now for the official Bleav in Nebraska Game Day Preview!
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🔥 Husker Heat Check – Captains Named
For the first time in the Matt Rhule era, Nebraska has permanent captains — and it’s a stacked lineup:

• 🛡 Marques Buford Jr. (DB) – versatile, smart, and a proven leader in the secondary
• 💪 Henry Lutovsky (OL) – anchor of the offensive line and protector of Dylan Raiola
• 🏃‍♂️ Dane Key (WR) – transfer star with SEC production, ready to be WR1
• 🔒 DeShon Singleton (DB) – one of the toughest tacklers on the squad
• 🏎 Ceyair Wright (DB) – playmaker with interceptions, sacks, and breakups last season
• 🎯 Dylan Raiola (QB) – the freshman phenom turned captain, setting records from Day 1

These six represent every side of the ball — a true reflection of what Rhule is building in Lincoln.

📋 Depth Chart Takeaways
Nebraska dropped its first official depth chart ahead of Thursday’s season opener, and there’s plenty to unpack!!

👀 Bleav It or Not – Can Nebraska Win 8+ Games?
Vegas set the over/under at 7 wins for Nebraska in 2025. But with Rhule’s Year 3 bump and a favorable schedule, can this team push past that?
We break down the matchups, the home-field advantage, and why Husker Nation has every reason to believe BIG this year.

🎧 Listen Now as we break down the captains, analyze the depth chart, and make our boldest prediction yet — will Nebraska smash the 7-win mark?
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#GBR #NebraskaFootball #BleavInNebraska #CollegeFootball #BigTen #MattRhule #DylanRaiola #DepthChart

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In this second half of the exclusive interview, Williams gets even more personal, opening up about:

• 🖤 The Blackshirt Legacy — what it truly meant to wear that jersey and uphold the tradition
• 🏟️ Locker Room Stories — behind-the-scenes moments that defined his Husker journey
• 💡 Life Lessons After Football — the perspective and growth that came after his playing days
• 🎯 Advice to the Next Generation — what current Huskers can learn from his path

This is the raw, unfiltered side of Nebraska Football you don’t often get to hear — and it’s why conversations like this matter.

If you loved Part 1, Part 2 takes it to another level. Don’t miss this chance to hear directly from someone who lived the Blackshirt mentality every day.

🎧 Subscribe, share, and join the conversation — because this is Husker Nation, and every story matters.

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In Part 1 of our exclusive sit-down with former Nebraska defensive back Kieron Williams, we dive deep into his journey from the Blackshirts to life beyond football. 🏈 Williams opens up about his time in Lincoln, what it meant to wear that Husker jersey, the challenges he faced on and off the field, and the lessons he carries with him today.

👉 In this episode you’ll hear:

• Kieron’s raw memories of his Nebraska career 💭
• Behind-the-scenes stories from the locker room and gameday 🔥
• His perspective on the Blackshirt tradition and what it really means 🖤
• Lessons in perseverance, leadership, and personal growth

This is more than just football talk — it’s an unfiltered look into the life of a Husker, told by someone who’s lived it. 🎙️

Part 2 is coming soon with even more can’t-miss stories, but for now sit back and enjoy this first chapter of Kieron Williams’ journey.

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Hook + What You’ll Hear

• Fresh off practice — this is Dylan at his sharpest, early in fall camp
• Composed and confident — key quotes reveal his mindset leading into Year 2
• Media’s first impressions — what the media noticed from the new OC setup
• Off-the-cuff moments – when the real player breaks through the scripted answers

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What we break down here:

• Key strategic insights from Ekeler on returns, coverage units, and discipline
• The young stars to watch—who’s spearheading the special teams charge?
• The heartbeat of this Husker squad: what special teams bring to the bigger picture

Don’t sit back on game day—get the edge with this audio gem now.

LET’S GO, HUSKERS! And stick around—more exclusive media drops every week.

#GBR #NebraskaFootball #SpecialTeams #MikeEkeler #BleavInNebraska #HuskerNation #CollegeFootball

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🔥 Husker Heat Check:
The football world stopped scrolling when freshman punter Archie Wilson got emotional at the podium 💔. We’ll play the sound and talk about the reality of being thousands of miles from home, the sacrifices these athletes make, and why this moment resonated across social media.

🚀 Position Group Breakdown – Wide Receivers:
This WR room might be Nebraska’s most dangerous unit in years. With a new OC who loves vertical shots, here’s why this group is a nightmare for Big Ten defenses:

• Dane Key – Kentucky transfer with 1,870 yards & 14 TDs over 3 seasons
• Jacory Barney Jr. – Breakaway speed + 447 receiving yards last year
• Nyziah Hunter – Cal transfer, 578 yards & 5 TDs as a freshman
• Janiran Bonner, Demitrius Bell, Quinn Clark, Keelan Smith – depth with size & versatility
• Cortez Mills Jr. – standout freshman already winning 1-on-1s

🎧 Listen now for the viral moment, position deep dives, and a fan-fueled debate on who will be the Huskers’ next WR1.
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What we’re breaking down today:

• The emotional moment Archie says, “I love them a lot... I miss them... sorry”
• How quickly he’s already becoming a team favorite with his energy and talent
• The real human side of college athletics beneath the cleats and helmets

Don’t miss this unfiltered, must-hear press conference—powerful under pressure.

LET’S GO, HUSKERS—and yes, more media drops like this are coming weekly.

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🔥 Husker Heat Check:

Our RB1 Emmett Johnson just landed on the Doak Walker Award watch list — honoring the best RB in college football 🏆. After a monster finish to last season (908 all-purpose yards, most RB catches since 2007), Johnson is primed to go OFF in Dana Holgorsen’s offense 💪. Could he be the best back in the Big Ten this year? 👀

💥 Big Red Rewind:

Defensive Coordinator John Butler finally speaks! 🗣️ From tackling to physicality to setting the tone like true Blackshirts, Butler lays out exactly how this defense will hit harder than ever. Remember — his first game calling plays? Just a bowl win over Boston College, holding them to two points in the first half. 💣

🛡 Defensive Storylines:

Can this transfer-heavy D-line dominate the Big Ten trenches?

How Butler’s rotation could keep guys fresh AND dangerous

Why this group could be the scariest part of the 2025 Huskers

👀 Bleav It or Not:

Is Nebraska a legit CFP sleeper?! The Athletic says yes.

Here’s why:

1️⃣ Matt Rhule’s Year 3 magic — double-digit wins & title games at Temple & Baylor

2️⃣ A favorable Big Ten schedule — only plays Michigan & Penn State from the top 6 🏟️

We break down the path, the matchups, and what it would take for Nebraska to shock the college football world 🌎.

🎧 Listen NOW and join the conversation, Husker Family!

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Nebraska returned to Memorial Stadium for the Big Red Preview and we’ve got a full breakdown — from key depth chart shifts to the biggest standouts on both sides of the ball. Hear why Elijah Pritchett’s move to left tackle and Teddy Prochazka at right tackle could mean big things for our O-line, how Dylan Raiola looked in 11‑on‑11 work, and why this transfer-heavy defense might be the most intriguing unit on the field.

We’ll also highlight playmakers like Emmett Johnson, Mekhi Nelson, and Keelan Smith, plus hear from Matt Rhule on what he saw from the fans and his squad during the preview.

And in today’s Bleav It or Not, we tackle a hot topic from Huskers Reddit: Will Emmett Johnson top 1,300 all-purpose yards this season? You know where I stand — but what do you think?

🎧 Listen now for all the practice notes, player performances, and bold predictions Husker Nation needs before the season kicks into gear!

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🧯 Husker Heat Check kicks things off with the Markway injury update, including comments from both Matt Rhule and OC Dana Holgorsen on what went wrong.

🔎 Episode Rundown:

🩼 Injury Fallout

• Mac Markway’s ACL surgery failed

• Holgorsen details the moment they knew something was off

• What it means for the tight end depth chart in 2025

🔁 Next Man Up: Tight End Room Breakdown

-- Luke Lindenmeyer: TE1 in waiting

-- Heinrich Haarberg: Taysom Hill-type weapon?

-- Carter Nelson: Highest upside in the room

-- The stats show Holgorsen is ready to feed the tight ends

Boerkircher & Lindenmeyer combined for just 2 catches before Holgo… then exploded late in the season.

🍻 Big Red Preview Goes Historic

• For the first time ever… beer will be sold at Memorial Stadium during a football event

• What this moment means for the fanbase—and how they can protect the future of this policy (“Don’t F it up!”)

🕶️ Husker Culture Shoutout

• Tommie Frazier tailgates are different

• This generation walks because the 90s fans crawled 🗣️

🏀 Bryce McGowens Signs with the Pelicans

• Former five-star Husker is now on his third NBA team

• Why every pro Husker is a billboard for the next generation of Nebraska talent

🧠 Bleav It or Not

• Tory Pittman, elite DB from Omaha, is projected to commit to the Huskers

• He’s ranked #17 nationally in the 2027 class

• We break down what his commitment would mean after a tough 2026 decommitment

🎧 Listen now, leave a review, and share with your favorite Husker fan. GBR always.

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We stayed patient and waited until practice wrapped so we could bring you the realest insights from Monday’s session. Let’s break it down:

🏈 Fall Camp Takeaways:

• High energy from coaching staff

• RB2 battle heating up between Mekhi Nelson and Isaiah Mozee

• Update on Kwinten Ives’ injury

• OL surprises: Gottula gets first LT reps over Bama transfer Elijah Pritchett

• Matt Rhule speaks to the media—hear his quotes in our Big Red Rewind

🚨 Injury Updates:
We run through the list of limited or unavailable players from Day 1, including wideout Demitrius Bell, linebacker Roger Gradney, and D-lineman Gabe Moore.

🔥 Husker Heat Check:
Fall Camp itself gets the 🔥 this week—energy, competition, and a few surprise standouts.

📈 Bleav It or Not:
Is Emmett Johnson really set for a breakout season? SI thinks so. We break down the numbers, the workload, and why the staff didn’t bring in more RBs from the portal.

💬 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share the pod. And always—Go Big Red!

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🔥 In Episode 10, we’re diving into Big Ten Media Days where Matt Rhule brought the heat and made it clear: Nebraska is coming. We break down Rhule’s biggest soundbites, including his praise for sophomore QB Dylan Raiola and how their bond could fuel a massive year for the Huskers.

🎤 Also in this episode:

• Dylan Raiola’s media debut: Poised, polished, and ready to lead

• Husker Heat Check: Why Matt Rhule won Big Ten Media Day

• Bleav It or Not: Memorial Stadium ranks 8th in the Big Ten — fair or foul?

📊 Full Big Ten Stadium Rankings (USA Today):
Ohio State, Penn State, Oregon, Michigan, Washington... where does Nebraska fall? Let’s talk about it.

📢 Husker Nation — drop your take in the comments:
➡️ Where should Memorial Stadium rank?
➡️ Will Raiola be a top 3 Big Ten QB in 2024?

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Today’s show is all about impact and legacy.
We kick things off by honoring a beloved Husker tradition—the annual Nebraska Football Road Race, inspired by the unforgettable Jack Hoffman run. Now over a decade strong, the race still finishes with a symbolic 69-yard stretch, just like Jack’s legendary touchdown. Over $300,000 has been raised for pediatric brain cancer research in his name.

Then, we shift to a new tradition in the making: Dylan Raiola hosted his first youth football camp in Lincoln—and he did it with class, purpose, and a strong support system. We celebrate what it means for a young QB to give back this early in his career.

In this week’s Big Red Rewind, we pull audio straight from Raiola’s camp—including some player surprises and offseason notes (yes, EJ's transformation is real 👀).

And to wrap things up in Bleav It or Not:
The Big Ten Network ranked Dylan Raiola as the No. 4 QB in the Big Ten heading into 2025. Is it too soon? Just right? And what does that say about Nebraska's ceiling this season?

All that and more on this week's Bleav in Nebraska.

📢 Segment Highlights:

• Husker Heat Check: Tradition lives on with the Jack Hoffman-inspired Road Race 🏃‍♂️

• Bleav It or Not: Top 4 Big Ten QB? BTN thinks so 👀

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This Thursday, we’ve got a jam-packed show starting with a 🔥 Husker Heat Check:
Offensive lineman Gunnar Gottula is officially cleared and back for fall camp after offseason surgery. What does his return mean for a reshaped Husker offensive line and a rushing attack already gaining 130+ yards per game?

Then it’s time for our first-ever Red Rewind — featuring the best soundbites from this week’s Husker Hoops pressers as Pryce Sandfort and Kendall Blue are introduced to the Big Red faithful.

• Why Sandfort flipped from Iowa

• How Blue’s unique skillset could reshape Fred Hoiberg’s offense

• And which one might be used as a 6’6” point guard 👀

After that, we turn to Bleav It or Not — because Nebraska is being picked 7th in the Big Ten this year, per Pick Six Previews. They finished 13th last year. Is a Year 3 Matt Rhule surge coming?

Plus:

• Jack McVeigh goes OFF in Summer League

It’s all in Episode 8 of Bleav in Nebraska — subscribe, leave a review, and tell a fellow Husker fan!

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We kick things off with this week’s 🔥 Husker Heat Check, breaking down Nebraska’s recent recruiting misses, including top linebacker Calvin Thomas and four-star ATH Jacob Eberhart. With the 2026 class now ranked No. 47 nationally, is it time to panic — or stay patient?

Then we dig deep into a full Running Back Room Breakdown:

• Can Emmett Johnson be the guy?

• Why OC Dana Holgorsen believes Kwinten Ives is ready to take the leap

• What to make of freshmen Jamarion Parker and Connor Booth’s freakish high school numbers

• Plus, the loss of Dante Dowdell and what it means moving forward.

Finally, we wrap with a special “Bleav It or Not” tribute to a legend:
Ndamukong Suh is hanging it up — but is he the greatest Blackshirt of all time? Bryan makes the case with stats, hardware, and historic dominance.

📝 Topics Covered:

• Nebraska’s recruiting ranking update

• Calvin Thomas and Jacob Eberhart decisions

• RB depth chart insights from Holgorsen

• Suh’s legacy by the numbers

• “Bleav It or Not” segment returns!

🎧 Listen now, leave a review, and hit that subscribe button so you never miss a snap.

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In Episode 6, things get heated as Scott Frost breaks his silence and takes subtle shots at Nebraska during Big 12 Media Days. Bryan breaks down the timeline of Frost’s rise and fall, explains why Husker Nation is upset, and shares how Matt Rhule’s new era makes all the difference.

🔥 Then, it’s the first official “Husker Heat Check”, featuring:

• Scott Frost's controversial comments and what they really mean

• A deep dive into why Rhule is already everything Frost wasn’t

• Nebraska’s healthy new QB culture and what the fanbase deserves

🏀 We also celebrate four former Huskers in the 2026 NBA Summer League:

• Brice Williams (Pistons)

• Juwan Gary (Clippers)

• Keisei Tominaga (Pacers)

• Jack McVeigh (Hawks)

👏 Big love to those repping Nebraska hoops at the next level.

👀 And finally, in our new closing segment “Bleav It or Not”, Bryan reacts to Fox Sports' Joel Klatt naming Nebraska a sleeper for the College Football Playoff. You read that right. 10–2 in 2025?! Can the Huskers actually do it?

🔴 Episode Highlights:

• Scott Frost’s jab: disrespectful or misunderstood?

• The culture shift under Matt Rhule

• NBA Summer League Huskers to watch

• Bleav It or Not: Nebraska to the CFP?

Let us know what YOU think — and don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share the pod. This is Bleav in Nebraska — the official voice of Husker Nation.

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In Episode 5, Bryan Colbert Jr. dives into the national buzz around Dylan Raiola, as USA Today ranks the sophomore quarterback No. 3 in the Big Ten — behind only Drew Allar and Luke Altmyer. But is that ranking justified, or are analysts getting ahead of themselves? Bryan gives his take.

Then it’s time to start breaking down the Huskers’ position groups, beginning with the quarterbacks:

• 🧠 Jalyn Gramstad brings senior leadership and quiet consistency to the room.

• 🔄 Marcos Davila, a Purdue transfer, adds valuable Big Ten experience.

• 🚀 Freshman TJ Lateef is soaking up every rep, every meeting, and pushing hard to earn his place.

Whether or not anyone challenges Raiola for the QB1 role, this room is deeper, smarter, and more connected than it’s been in years — and that should excite every Nebraska fan.

🔴 Episode Highlights:

• Is Raiola’s ranking too high or just right?

• What each backup QB brings to the room

• Why the QB competition matters even if Raiola’s job is safe

• How leadership and chemistry are shaping this position group

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Go Big Red. Let’s build.

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In today’s episode, Bryan Colbert Jr. dives into Nebraska’s latest recruiting haul: three commits in three days that could shape the future of Big Red Football.

🔺 WR Larry Miles Jr. is a stat-breaking slot weapon out of Orlando with elite burst and kick return skills — a perfect fit for Matt Rhule’s fast-paced offense.
🔺 OT Claude Mpouma is a 6’8” former basketball player from Chicago with a “monster ceiling” and elite footwork. He’s raw, but Nebraska beat out schools like Auburn, Florida, and Michigan to get him.
🔺 Leon Noil Jr. brings power and flexibility to the O-line — likely moving inside to guard but capable of playing outside. His love for Nebraska is real: “I made it Home!!”

Bryan also breaks down:

• 💥 What these three commits reveal about Nebraska’s positional strategy

• 🧠 How Matt Rhule is stacking the trenches first to build a contender

• 🔄 What makes this 2026 class different — and what’s coming next

📣 Fan Segment: Which of these new commits do YOU think will see the field first?

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In Episode 3, Bryan Colbert Jr. shows big love to former Husker Brice Williams, who signed with the Detroit Pistons after going undrafted in the 2025 NBA Draft. BC explains why the Pistons are a perfect fit and what Summer League could mean for Brice’s future.

Next, we dive into the EA Sports College Football 25 Top 25 Offense Rankings, where Nebraska’s offense is surprisingly ranked #24 in the nation. Bryan unpacks the breakout potential of key players like Dylan Raiola, Jacory Barney, and Emmett Johnson — and why the buzz around the Huskers is more than just hype.

Finally, it’s Husker Hoops talk as the 2025 Hall of Fame Classic is officially set. Nebraska will take on New Mexico, with a potential showdown against Kansas State or Mississippi State. Bryan explains why this early-season test will be huge for Fred Hoiberg and the program’s future.

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🏈 Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down the latest in Nebraska football recruiting as the NCAA dead period kicks off. Hear about the official visit weekend, four-star OT Claude Mpouma upcoming commitment, and why underrated RB Jamal Rule could be the next Ameer Abdullah.

🛑 Four Star CJ Bronaugh decommits — is it a concern? BC talks about how DB Danny Odem and in-state target Darion Jones could help fill the gap and explains Matt Rhule’s long-term NIL + transfer portal strategy.

🏀 Then, we shift to Husker hoops: Fred Hoiberg’s promise to get the program back on track.

🔥 Tap in, subscribe, and hit the comments:
Do you trust the 2026 recruiting class process? Are you worried about NIL and decommits? How do you feel about Brice Williams' draft and the future of Husker hoops?

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A slow start was capped off by a dominant final three quarters for the Huskers Tuesday evening. No. 21 Nebraska women's basketball handled Southern 84-58. The Huskers improve to 3-0 while the Jaguars fall to 0-4. Alexis Markowski and Natalie Potts proved a dominant duo for the home side. Markowski scored a game-high 22 points to go with six rebounds. Potts poured in a double-double of 17 points and 12 rebounds. Nebraska is back in action Saturday, taking on South Dakota at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Nebraska coach Amy Williams spoke after Tuesday’s win.

Nebraska men’s basketball is back in action tonight against Fairleigh Dickinson. The Knights are 1-2, with losses at Miami and Creighton. Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg was watching that latest game Sunday.

Stick around after the game tonight on the HuskerMax and I-80 Club YouTube pages for After Nebrasketball. I’ll be joined by Jack Mitchell and Jacob Bigelow to break down the contest.

We’ve had the news of Dana Holgorsen’s addition to the Nebraska football staff for more than a week now, and two days since coach Matt Rhule announced Holgorsen as the offensive coordinator for the rest of the season. The I-80 Club discussed if the OC change is a desperation move by Rhule.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, in the latest Doc’s Diognosis, Dr. Rob Zatechka analyzes plays on both sides of the ball ahead of the Huskers' game Saturday in Los Angeles. TJ Birkel breaks down the Dana Holgorsen news and looks at how much a difference that can make.

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Nebraska volleyball libero Lexi Rodriguez continues to bring in the honors. On Monday, Rodriguez was named the Big Ten Conference Defensive Player of the Week. She averaged 4.17 digs per set last week to help the Huskers in road sweeps at No. 12 Oregon and Washington. In the process, she passed Kayla Banwarth for second all-time at Nebraska in career digs.

Nebraska women’s basketball is back in action tonight hosting Southern. NU is sitting at 2-0 and No. 21 in the AP Poll. The Huskers and Jaguars will tip off at 7 p.m. CST on B1G+.

Nebraska baseball now knows exactly who will be in the opposing dugout in mid-February for the opening weekend of games in Arizona. The field for the 2025 MLB Desert Invitational has been announced. Nebraska will open the season against UC Irvine on Feb. 14. The Huskers will then take on Vanderbilt and San Diego State over the next two days.

Chris Fort has released the third and final part to his series on the 1999 Nebraska football team. Fort delved into the season itself, the roster, and the legacy of what he calls, “the last elite Nebraska football team.” You can read all three parts right now below.

• Part 1: The Season
• Part 2: The Roster
• Part 3: The Legacy

As Erin Sorensen of he Counter Read points out on social media, since 2017, Nebraska’s first year of the current streak of no bowl game, 15 more points per game in November would have resulted in 17 more wins, making the Huskers bowl eligible every single year. As it stands, the Big Red are averaging just 18.3 points a game in Big Ten play this season, while the final three opponents are all averaging at least 26 points a game in conference play.

In the latest InterMat rankings, Nebraska wrestling stays at No. 3 in both the tournament and dual rankings, behind Penn State and Iowa. Four through six on both are Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech, and Ohio State. Rounding out the top 10 on the tournament side, it is Missouri, South Dakota State, Northern Iowa, and Cornell, while the dual side goes NC State, Minnesota, Iowa State, and Northern Iowa.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, Dave Feit offers some takes on the move to have Dana Holgorsen as the offensive coordinator for the rest of the season, including that it was the right move. Tanner Johnson has released his latest Big Ten football head coach hot seat index, where Nebraska's next opponent in USC has their coach, Lincoln Riley, squarely on the hot seat.

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Nebraska football was off this past weekend and gets back to it this week in a West Coast road trip. The Huskers and USC Trojans will kickoff from the LA Coliseum Saturday at 3 p.m. CST on FOX.

Nebraska coach Matt Rhule spoke with the media today and began with the news of Dana Holgorsen taking over as the play caller and offensive coordinator. Rhule answered several questions on the topic.

The Big Ten Conference has announced kickoff times for the weekend of Nov. 23. Nebraska is set to host Wisconsin that day for Senior Day. Kickoff is slated for 2:30 p.m. CST on the Big Ten Network.

Although not with the team for at least a month, former Nebraska defensive back Syncere Safeeullah announced on social media Sunday that he would be entering the transfer portal. Safeeullah came to Lincoln as part of Matt Rhule’s first class, redshirting in 2023 and not appearing in a game this fall.

On the recruiting trail, a Nebraska commit has flipped to Kansas. Bryson Hayes, a three-star wide receiver who boasts 4.3 speed in the 40, is electing to stay closer to his home in Maize, Kansas.

Nebraska volleyball completed a Pacific Northwest swing without dropping a single set. The Huskers swept the Washington Huskies Saturday night, 25-17, 25-11, 25-21, to improve to 24-1 on the year and remain unblemished in Big Ten Conference play. With Penn State’s loss, the Big Red are the only undefeated team in the league as they prepare to host No. 16 Minnesota Thursday.

In the latest AVCA Rankings, Nebraska remains at No. 2 behind top-ranked Pitt. Louisville, Penn State, and Creighton round out the top five. The rest of the top 10 goes Wisconsin, Stanford, Purdue, Arizona State, and SMU. Other ranked Big Ten teams outside of the top 10 are Oregon at 11, Minnesota at 16, and USC at 23.

No. 3 Nebraska wrestling began the season with a 32-7 win over Utah Valley Friday. The Huskers got wins in 8-of-10 matches to start the season 1-0. They’re off to North Carolina this Friday to take on Campbell and the No. 24 Tar Heels.

Nebraska women’s basketball closed on an 8-0 run to slip past Southeastern Louisiana Saturday afternoon. Natalie Potts scored 17 points to go with a game-high seven rebounds. Freshman Britt Prince did not play due to a minor injury that is not expected to keep her out for an extended amount of time. Next up is a home matchup against Southern on Tuesday at 7 p.m. CST on B1G+.

In the latest AP Poll, the Huskers are up two spots to No. 21. The top-10 teams are South Carolina, UConn, USC, Texas, UCLA, Notre Dame, LSU, Iowa State, Oklahoma, and Kansas State. Other Big Ten teams outside of the top 10 are Maryland at 11, Ohio State at 12, Illinois at 23, and Oregon at 25.

Nebraska men’s basketball made 6-of-7 free throws in the final minute to hold off Bethune-Cookman Saturday. Despite 18 turnovers and 34% shooting, NU improves to 2-0. The Huskers host Fairleigh Dickinson Wednesday at 7 p.m. CST on B1G+. Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg spoke earlier today on the team’s performance.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, a pair of ESPN writers have Nebraska going to the Rate Bowl in Arizona on Dec. 26, with one pitting NU against Baylor and the other saying Texas Tech. Got to win a game first, and that starts this Friday where the Big Red are underdogs by more than a touchdown.

In other Husker Headlines, the Common Fans assess the state of the Husker football program while honoring America’s veterans. And Nebraska volleyball continues to be one of the best shows on the road, as Maren Angus-Coombs writes that three-of-the-last-four matches have resulted in attendance records for Husker opponents.

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No. 2 Nebraska volleyball dominated the first set and survived a tough second set to earn a sweep in Eugene over No. 12 Oregon last night. The Huskers hit .278 for the match, holding the Ducks to .133. Harper Murray and Taylor Landfair led the way with 14 and 13 kills, respectively. It was also another record attendance match with Nebraska’s involvement, as Matthew Knight Arena had 8,566 on hand, nearly 12-hundred more than the previous record set last year.

The Pacific Northwest trip continues Saturday in Seattle. The Huskers take on the Washington Huskies at 9:30 p.m. CST on the Big Ten Network.

Nebraska wrestling begins their season tonight at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Coach Mark Manning on his team’s expectations for the 2024-25 campaign.

Nebraska football is off this week but that doesn’t stop the power rankings. Matt McMaster has the Big Red at No. 10 in his latest Big Ten rankings with the top four being Oregon, Ohio State, Indiana, and Penn State. College Huddle has Nebraska at 12, with a top four of Oregon, Indiana, Ohio State, and Penn State.

Nebraska women’s basketball is back in action Saturday hosting Southeastern Louisiana. That game is slated for a 1 p.m. CST tip and can be streamed on B1G+.

Nebraska men’s basketball is also back in action Saturday. The Huskers host Bethune-Cookman at 7 p.m. CST on B1G+. Coach Fred Hoiberg talked this week about the unique challenge his team is facing early with these opponents.

Earlier today on the Nebrasketball Brunch Show, Jack Mitchell and I updated our confidence ratings in Nebraska men’s basketball getting back to the NCAA Tournament, now through one game of the season.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, Tanner Johnson notes Nebraska football’s losing streak, not just of the last three games, but also of eight-straight with a bowl berth on the line. Matt McMaster says the time for talk from Nebraska football is over and it is time for Matt Rhule and company to show program growth with at least one win in November.

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Nebraska volleyball begins its Pacific Northwest swing tonight at No. 12 Oregon. First serve is set for 9 p.m. CST. The Huskers are 4-3 all-time against the Ducks, but this is the first time the two teams will meet in Eugene. Oregon won the last matchup against Nebraska, beating the Big Red in five sets in the Regional Semifinal in Louisville. NU coach John Cook vividly remembers how then-freshman Mimi Colyer played, with 26 kills in the match.

A former Nebraska softball coach has passed away after a battle with cancer. Mark Watt served as a volunteer coach at NU after a 25-year coaching career at the high school level. Between Lincoln Southeast and Lincoln Southwest, Watt’s teams earned 579 wins and four Class A state championships. Nebraska head coach Rhonda Revelle on social media today called Watt a “legendary coach, master teacher, incredible mentor & role model, true friend, loyal & loving father and husband”, adding “The world is a better place because of YOU. You are loved deeply by the Red Team. We will carry your spirit w/us.”

Nebraska wrestling opens the 2024-25 season at No. 3 in InterMat’s rankings for both tournament and dual. The Huskers trail fellow Big Ten programs Penn State and Iowa in both. Other Big Ten teams in the top 10 include Ohio and Michigan for the tournament rankings and Ohio State and Minnesota for the dual rankings. NU opens the season Friday at home against Utah Valley.

Nebraska men’s basketball is 1-0 and looking to stay unblemished this Saturday. Coach Fred Hoiberg met with the media this morning after some intense practices and film sessions.

Nebraska women’s basketball announced a time change for an upcoming game today. The Huskers will take on the South Dakota Coyotes Nov. 16 at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls. The game was originally scheduled for 5 p.m. CST, but has been pushed back to 7 p.m. CST due to Nebraska football kicking off against USC that afternoon at 3 p.m. CST. Another change to the game comes by way of television, as Nebraska volleyball is on the Big Ten Network at that new time, meaning the women’s basketball game is expected to shift to B1G+.

Also today for Nebraska women’s basketball, senior Alexis Markowski has been named to the preseason women's top 50 watch list for the Los Angeles Athletic Club John R. Wooden Award. Chosen by a preseason poll of national college basketball experts, the list is made up of 50 student-athletes who are early front-runners for one of the most prestigious honors in college basketball - the Wooden Award All-America Team and Most Outstanding Player Award. She joins a dozen other players from the Big Ten Conference on the list.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, TJ Berkel asks if apathy is coming for Nebraska fans as he and the Common Fans crew chat with the Omaha World-Herald’s Evan Bland. Tanner Johnson is curious about what’s going wrong at USC under Lincoln Riley, who was one of the hottest names in the sport just a couple of years ago.

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Nebraska volleyball is halfway through a four game road swing. That now extends west, really west, as the Huskers head to new Big Ten members Oregon and Washington. Both games will tip after 9 p.m. CST, something John Cook is preparing his team for.

The Big Ten is deep into a competition to save lives. The We Give Blood Drive has Abbott and the Big Ten pitting school against school in the largest blood donation competition of our lifetime to fight the largest blood shortage in a generation. The drive continued today at Memorial Stadium, where I was able to catch up with Ellen Wichman from Abbott.

The latest numbers have Nebraska’s dominance continuing, nearly doubling-up second-place Wisconsin. UCLA, Michigan, and Iowa round out the top five. For more information on this competition and to find out how to give with your donation counting to the school of your choice’s total, visit BigTen.org/Abbott.

Nebraska wrestling opens their season this Friday. Coach Mark Manning met with the media this week to preview the upcoming campaign.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, Tanner Johnson gives his latest Big Ten Football Hot Seat Index, where Nebraska’s Matt Rhule is sitting at room temperature. USC’s Lincoln Riley and Michigan’s Sherrone Moore’s seats are hot while Purdue’s Ryan Walters’ seat is scorching. Maren Angus-Coombs says Lexi Rodriguz is poised to become Nebraska volleyball’s greatest libero as she tries to close the gap on Olympian Justine Wong-Orantes’ Husker digs record.

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The USC Trojans will reportedly have a different starting quarterback when the Nebraska Cornhuskers visit Los Angeles next week. A report from 247Sports says Miller Moss is being benched in favor of Jayden Maiava. The UNLV transfer took over the Rebels partway into last season, leading the team to the Mountain West Conference title game while earning Mountain West Freshman of the Year.

Nebraska men’s basketball opened the season with an 87-67 win over UT Rio Grand Valley Monday evening. Brice Williams scored the first eight points of the game, showing early that he's "the guy" for the Big Red this season. Williams finished with 27 points while Rollie Wooster poured in 18 to go with nine rebounds.

The debut of the new postgame show from HuskerMax and the I-80 Club followed the Husker men’s win. Jack Mitchell, Jacob Bigelow, and I gave our thoughts during After Nebrasketball on the win to open the 2024-25 campaign.

During the season-opening win for Nebraska women’s basketball, senior Alexis Markowski moved into sole possession of first place on the program’s all-time double-double chart. Markowski moves past two Husker legends in Jordan Hooper and Kelsey Griffin.

Turning our attention now to some Husker Headlines, TJ Birkel says Nebraska doesn’t feel close to turning the corner after a third straight loss, adding that he’s tired of moral victories. Tanner Johnson gives Dylan Raiola a C+ for his efforts in the loss, even with an early exit.

In other Husker Headlines, Husker Dan wonders if Nebraska will get a win in November, comparing NU’s situation to being down by one run in the bottom of the ninth and legendary Yankees closer Mariano Rivera on the bump. As for Nebraska’s bowl projections, a pair of ESPN writers have the Huskers headed to the Rate Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona against either Baylor or TCU. That game is slated for Dec. 26.

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