Bleav in Nebraska

Nebraska football head coach Matt Rhule meets with the media on Monday to discuss the Huskers’ Week 1 takeaways and areas of improvement heading into Week 2. Rhule breaks down Anthony Colandrea’s leadership, defensive adjustments, tackling, the running back room, offensive line play, Owen Chambliss, Andrew Marshall and the cornerback group, newcomers earning single-digit numbers, and preparing for a mobile quarterback. He also touches on Eddie George and Nebraska Volleyball.

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Bryan Colbert Jr. reacts to Nebraska’s win over Ohio and breaks down why the game felt like two different stories.

The Huskers started slow, but the offense exploded after halftime with 14 points in the third quarter and 21 more in the fourth. Bryan discusses the adjustments Nebraska made, the growth shown in the second half, and why the defense still has some questions to answer despite settling down later in the game.

This episode also dives into Anthony Colandrea’s first real showing as Nebraska’s quarterback, including his ability to run, escape pressure, extend plays, and bring a different type of energy to the offense. Plus, Bryan breaks down a strong day from the Nebraska backfield, led by freshman Jamal Rule’s breakout performance and Mekhi Nelson’s big-play impact.

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Bryan Colbert Jr. reacts to Nebraska’s season-opening win over Ohio and breaks down why the final score does not tell the full story.

The Huskers pulled away late, but the two halves looked very different. Bryan discusses Nebraska’s slow start, the defensive struggles that showed up early, and the adjustments the Huskers made after halftime to finally take control of the game.

He also breaks down Anthony Colandrea’s Nebraska debut, including his ability to extend plays, use his legs, and bring a different level of confidence to the offense. Plus, Bryan dives into Nebraska’s rushing attack, Jamal Rule’s breakout performance, and what needs to improve before the Huskers take the field again.

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Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down the latest Nebraska football topics from game week, including the season opener against Ohio, Anthony Colandrea’s rematch storyline, Nebraska’s first depth chart, the running back competition, the transfer class debut, and defensive questions under Rob Aurich.

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Bryan Colbert Jr. breaks down the biggest Nebraska football storylines of the week as Matt Rhule officially names Anthony Colandrea the Huskers’ Week 1 starting quarterback against Ohio.

Bryan explains why Colandrea gives Nebraska much-needed quarterback clarity, but also why his biggest challenge will be discipline, not talent. Colandrea has the arm, mobility, confidence, and playmaking ability to raise the ceiling of Nebraska’s offense, but the Huskers need command — not reckless hero ball.

The episode also dives into the QB2 battle between TJ Lateef and Daniel Kaelin, Justin Evans earning second-team preseason All-America honors from The Athletic, and whether Nebraska receiving no AP preseason Top 25 votes is disrespect or simply reality.

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Bryan Colbert Jr. is back on Bleav in Nebraska to get Husker Nation ready for the biggest football season yet under Matt Rhule. With fall camp underway, Nebraska is talking competition, physical growth, depth, and a team that Rhule says looks bigger, leaner, and different.

Bryan breaks down why Nebraska’s offseason gains have to turn into September execution, what Anthony Colandrea brings to the quarterback room, and why the Huskers need steady command instead of reckless hero ball. The episode also dives into Jacory Barney Jr. being named to the Paul Hornung Award Watch List as one of college football’s most versatile players, plus Justin Evans landing on the Rimington Trophy Watch List as one of the top centers in the country.

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Welcome back to Bleav in Nebraska — I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr.

We start with official 2026 football kickoff times and what they mean for the vibe in Lincoln, including the Ohio opener (Sept. 5, 11 a.m. FS1), early home slate spots like Bowling Green (Sept. 12, 6 p.m. FS1), North Dakota (Sept. 19, 6:15 p.m. BTN), plus big calendar notes like Black Friday at 11 a.m. on CBS and Illinois Friday night (Nov. 6, 7 p.m. FOX).

Then we hit recruiting — Nebraska’s push up front and why “building in the trenches” is the clearest sign of where this program is headed.

And we close with Husker heartbreak, reflecting on a historic softball run and what it meant for the state, the standard, and what comes next.

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Welcome in to another episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast — I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr.

Today is a full Nebraska basketball transfer portal update:
OUT: Berke Büyüktuncel, Quentin Rhymes, Justin Bolis, and Ugnius “Uggy” Jarusevicius (with destinations noted).

IN: We break down Nebraska’s new faces, including Kadyn Betts, Boden Kapke, Taj DeGourville, Sam Orme, Trevon Leonhardt, and Damon Wilkinson — what each brings, and how the roster fit could raise Nebraska’s ceiling next season.

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Husker Nation, today is ALL football We’re celebrating Nebraska’s NFL Draft weekend led by Emmett Johnson landing with the Kansas City Chiefs, plus six more Huskers signing UDFA deals. Then we hit the massive news in Lincoln: the $600M Memorial Stadium renovation plan is officially approved with a target completion for 2028. And recruiting stays hot — Nebraska lands 4-star 2027 safety Corey Hadley Jr.

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Husker Nation, the season may be over — but the headlines are just getting started We’re breaking down the Nebraska hoops transfer portal: Braden Frager is back, Berke Büyüktuncel enters, Justin Bolis and Quentin Rhymes move on, and Nebraska adds Belmont forward Sam Orme with Boise State forward Drew Fielder visiting. Plus, Rienk Mast gets a huge opportunity with an invite to the Portsmouth Invitational as he chases the next level.

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