On Wednesday's episode, Adam Carriker talks to NU senior Eric Lee about his breakout game against South Alabama, his pick-six, defensive improvements and more.

On Tuesday's episode, Adam Carriker breaks down why the Huskers' young offense struggled at times against South Alabama, and whether or not they can bounce back against Colorado, who gave up over 500 yards of total offense in their opener versus Colorado State.

On Saturday's episode, Adam shares his immediate reaction to the Huskers' 35-21 victory against South Alabama, straight from the field at Memorial Stadium.

On Thursday's episode, Adam Carriker talks about the biggest differences he's noticed between the Huskers' preseason in year one under Scott Frost versus this year's preseason — who the biggest leaders have been, what the practice environment has looked like and much more.

On Wednesday's episode, Adam Carriker talks to Pick Six Previews' Brett Ciancia about his 2019 record prediction for the Huskers, which bowl game he project NU to play in, his College Football Playoff teams and more.

On Monday's episode, Adam Carriker looks at preseason college football polls and discusses whether this season's high expectations make Nebraska underrated or overrated heading into 2019.

On Saturday's episode, Adam Carriker discusses the second year under Scott Frost, whether or not the Huskers can make a leap in success and how the return of Husker power will help.

On Monday's episode, Adam Carriker looks back at Nebraska football's 2018 season, and discusses why physicality on both sides of the ball is a needed improvement for the upcoming year.

On Monday's episode, Adam Carriker discusses how Nebraska matches up with their Big Ten West foes heading into 2019, and whether or not the Huskers have a realistic shot at winning their division.

On Monday's episode, Adam Carriker discusses the Nebraska football team's ongoing disciplinary issues, and whether or not it's time for Scott Frost to bring the Unity Council. The Unity Council is a group of players who serve as team leaders and communicate directly with the coaches.