Bleav in Nebraska

Husker Nation, buckle up — this one’s loaded.

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:

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:

Tap in, Husker Nation.
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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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Nebraska hoops just sent another message. The Huskers handled New Mexico 84–72 in Kansas City to move to 5–0, and we’re breaking it all down on today’s episode of Bleav in Nebraska. From Jamarques Lawrence’s big night to the backcourt depth and that early 20-point punch, we talk about what this win says about Nebraska’s guard play and how it should shift expectations for the rest of the season.

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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Nebraska Football: The Huskers move to 7–3 (4–3 B1G) after a 28–21 win at UCLA. We unpack TJ Lateef—what worked (quick game, QB keepers, early-down pass rate), how to protect him with motion and play-action, and why the identity stays physical run + efficient throws. With a bye week before @ Penn State (Nov 22) and Iowa (Nov 28), we hit the health checklist: Dasan McCullough, Dawson Merritt, Rocco Spindler, Vincent Shavers and how extra rest could swing November.
Husker Hoops: Nebraska is 3–0 after beating FIU 96–66 (Mast 18–12–10 triple-double; 17 made threes) and UMES 69–50. Tonight: Nebraska vs Oklahoma, neutral at Sioux Falls (Sanford Pentagon), 6:00p CST on BTN. Keys: keep the 0.5 decisions and spacing that fueled the shooting, use Rienk Mast as the inside-out hub (elbow touches/DHOs for Sandfort/Essegian), and win the catch-and-shoot battle on a neutral floor.
Bleav It or Not: “Emmett Johnson will be a Heisman finalist”—buy or sell?
Keywords: Nebraska football podcast, Huskers 7–3, Nebraska vs Penn State, Nebraska vs Iowa, TJ Lateef, Dylan Raiola injury update, Emmett Johnson, Big Ten football, Nebraska basketball podcast, Nebraska vs Oklahoma, Sioux Falls, Sanford Pentagon, BTN, Rienk Mast, Braden Frager, Jamarques Lawrence.
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Nebraska at UCLA Preview — With Dylan Raiola sidelined, it’s TJ Lateef under the lights at the Rose Bowl. In this episode we outline Nebraska’s run-game blueprint with Emmett Johnson, how the Huskers can win early downs and third downs, and the Blackshirts plan to keep the Bruins behind the sticks. We also hit penalties/field position (“hidden yards”), a quick look at the odds, and final predictions.
Keywords: Nebraska vs UCLA, Huskers football, TJ Lateef, Dylan Raiola injury, Emmett Johnson, Rose Bowl, Big Ten, college football preview, picks & predictions.
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Nebraska vs FIU Preview — First-ever meeting at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Nebraska comes off an 86–53 opener behind Braden Frager (22), Jamarques Lawrence (5 threes) and a Rienk Mast double-double. We break down FIU’s athletic, turnover-heavy roster, how the Huskers can control tempo, value the ball, and own the glass, plus rotation notes, B1G+ streaming info, and predictions.
Keywords: Nebraska basketball, Huskers vs FIU, Pinnacle Bank Arena, Rienk Mast, Braden Frager, Jamarques Lawrence, Big Ten basketball, college hoops preview, keys & predictions.
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This one hurts, Husker Nation.

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:

We also look around campus:

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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It’s a blackout in Memorial Stadium and the world expects USC to walk in and beat Nebraska.

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:

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

Subscribe. Believe. Go Big Red.

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Welcome back, Husker Nation! ️ On this episode of Bleav in Nebraska, Bryan Colbert Jr. gets you ready for Saturday’s matchup between the Huskers and Northwestern.

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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Welcome back, Husker Nation! ️ It’s another edition of the Big Red Rewind — your postgame breakdown and press conference reaction show from the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast.

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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