Welcome back to the Husker Doc Talk Podcast. On this episode, Travis Justice and Doctor Rob Zatechka welcome former Husker great Adam Carriker in the studio.

Lots of college football talk in this episode from the possibility of a spring practice against another team to the restructuring of the college football playoff. 

Adam is no one to shy away from a strong opinion and this conversation is a must listen all the way through.

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In this episode of the Doc Talk Podcast, Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice break down Nebraska’s decision to cancel its highly anticipated home-and-home series with Tennessee. It's a move that financially makes sense for the program but cheats the fans out of a showdown with a big-name program. 

The Huskers are also scrapping the 2025 Spring Game. Nebraska won’t hold its annual fan showcase—marking the end of a tradition that regularly draws over 60,000 fans. What does this mean for recruiting, fan engagement, and the program's overall direction?

Rob and Travis give their unfiltered thoughts on both decisions, what it says about Matt Rhule’s long-term plan, and why some fans are growing frustrated with the program's cautious approach.

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The offseason has arrived, and with it, the Husker Doc Talk Podcast shifts into an interview-focused format. Kicking off the first episode of 2025, we sit down with former Nebraska All-American Keyuo Craver.

Now living in Omaha, Keyuo works as a recruiting specialist at Metro Community College. While he typically stays under the radar, he takes center stage on this podcast, opening up about his experiences at Nebraska, his time in the NFL, and his career in the Canadian Football League. He also reflects on his first book, I Peed and Forgot, and teases his upcoming book, which delves into his years as a Husker.

Raw, honest, and deeply personal—this episode of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast has it all.

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On this edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast, Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka delve into the action-packed first round of the college football playoffs. While the initial four games didn’t quite deliver the edge-of-your-seat drama fans might have hoped for, they still offered plenty of excitement. The games highlighted the unique energy that comes with home-field advantage, which created electric atmospheres in every matchup. This, in turn, made a compelling case for playoff expansion, raising questions about how the format could evolve to include even more teams and intensify the competition in future seasons.

The conversation then shifts focus to Nebraska’s upcoming bowl game as the Huskers gear up for the Pinstripe Bowl against Boston College. Travis and Dr. Rob dive deep into the matchup, analyzing how the Huskers stack up against BC. They examine Nebraska’s strengths and weaknesses, the challenges posed by Boston College, and the potential strategies the Huskers might employ to secure a victory. With new defensive assistant coaches on staff, the discussion also explores how these recent additions will adapt and integrate their strategies with the players in such a short time frame. Will these coaches be able to make an immediate impact, or will the limited preparation time be a hurdle Nebraska can’t overcome?

Shifting gears, Travis and Dr. Rob turn their attention to an ongoing legal battle that could significantly impact junior college athletes and their eligibility in NCAA sports. A case in Tennessee has resulted in a temporary injunction that challenges existing rules and could pave the way for junior college transfers to have up to four full years of playing time when they join a four-year institution. This development exposes yet another area where the NCAA has fallen short in addressing critical eligibility issues. The duo discusses the potential ripple effects of this ruling, including how it might reshape the landscape of college sports, especially for programs that rely heavily on junior college transfers.

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Episode 38 of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast dives into a packed agenda, highlighting some of the biggest headlines in Nebraska football and the broader college football landscape. Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka kick things off by dissecting Nebraska’s decision to promote John Butler to Defensive Coordinator. They analyze what this move means for the program, the defense's future direction, and Butler’s potential to elevate the Blackshirts in the ever-competitive Big Ten.

Next, they tackle the Transfer Portal frenzy, exploring its implications for Nebraska and how the Huskers can strategically navigate this new era of college football. With the 2025 Nebraska football schedule recently announced, Travis and Dr. Rob offer their insights on key matchups, challenges ahead, and how the team is shaping up for the seasons to come.

But the conversation doesn’t stop in Lincoln. The duo focuses on the somewhat shocking news of Bill Belichick’s move to North Carolina, discussing how his NFL expertise might translate to the college game and what this means for a sport already during other coaching changes. They also take a broader look at coaching shakeups nationwide and how these moves reshape the competitive landscape.

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In this engaging episode of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast, hosts Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka dive into a packed agenda of college sports headlines, focusing on the latest developments in Nebraska athletics and beyond.

The show kicks off with an in-depth discussion about the inaugural 12-team college football playoff. Travis and Dr. Rob analyze the teams in the field, offering insights into how the expanded playoff format might shape the future of college football. 

The conversation then shifts to Nebraska football as the Huskers prepare for their upcoming Pinstripe Bowl game. Travis and Dr. Rob discuss how the team is gearing up for this postseason opportunity and delve into the transfer portal's significant impact on the program. They explore how the portal is reshaping the roster, not just for the bowl game but for the upcoming 2025 season, analyzing the potential losses, gains, and strategic adjustments Nebraska might face as a result. 

Travis and Dr. Rob also discuss former Nebraska head coach Scott Frost being hired at Central Florida. Travis and Dr. Rob analyze the decision, speculate on how Frost might fit into the program where he previously found significant success, and debate whether this new opportunity could help revive his coaching career.

Shifting gears, the duo celebrates a significant achievement for the Nebraska volleyball team, who have advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. Travis and Dr. Rob highlight the team’s dominance throughout the season and the role they play in keeping Nebraska on the map as a powerhouse in collegiate volleyball.

Blending analysis, humor, and a deep passion for Husker athletics, this episode provides fans with thoughtful commentary and insider perspectives on both the opportunities and challenges facing Nebraska’s sports programs. 

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Statistically, Nebraska dominated Iowa. However, as we found out on Black Friday, the final score is the only thing that matters: Iowa 13, Nebraska 10. 

In this edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast, Dr. Rob Zatechka discusses the mental side of the game, which is just as important as the physical part. Dr. Rob discusses with Travis Justice that the pregame handshake, or lack thereof, indicated that the Huskers were not ready for the little things it takes to win a game.

Did the mind games before the game play a part in the final outcome? There's no way to prove it, but there's no way to disprove it either. 

Last Friday's Nebraska and Iowa game was just an appetizer in a wild weekend of rivalry week. The Huskers now wait to see who they will play in a bowl game while Penn State and Oregon battle for the Big 10 Championship, and we wait for the official college football playoff bracket to be set. 

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It's a win worth storming the field for. Nebraska 44, Wisconsin 25. Nebraska improves to 6-5 on the season and is bowl eligible for the first time since 2016.

On this edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast, Travis Justice and former Husker All-American Dr. Rob Zatechka break down Nebraska's win over Wisconsin. The Big Red's dominating offensive performance was highlighted by 473 yards of offense and excelling in the red zone, 7-7, and five touchdowns. The Huskers used a balanced offensive attack to beat the Badgers, racking up 473 total yards, including 180 yards on the ground. Some could argue that it was the best offensive performance for the Huskers this season. 

There is one more game left in the season, and Nebraska has another shot at bettering its record. The Huskers are at Iowa, a night game on Black Friday. The Hawkeyes are coming off a 29-13 win over Maryland, in which they ran the ball for 268 yards on 58 carries. Iowa has won nine of the last eleven match-ups in the series, with the last six one-score games. Nebraska did win the last time they played in Iowa City, 24-17 in 2022. 

Will the win over Wisconsin be enough to lift a heavy weight off the Huskers' shoulders and let them let loose against Iowa, or will it be another barn-burner border war? Dr. Rob and Travis give their thoughts.

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Nebraska's trip to Los Angeles ended in heartbreak, falling to USC 28-20 in a nail-biter. But did the officials miss a game-changing call on the final play? Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka break down the controversial no-call for pass interference and how it impacted the outcome.

The conversation doesn’t stop there. Should the Huskers have run the ball more against the Trojans after logging only 25 rushing attempts? And how did Dana Holgerson fare in his debut as Nebraska’s Offensive Coordinator?

With bowl eligibility still hanging in the balance and two games left—Wisconsin on Saturday and Iowa on Black Friday—there’s no shortage of drama as the Huskers fight to extend their season. Don’t miss this week’s deep dive into the state of Nebraska football!

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Matt Rhule isn't messing around. He knows he has to win at Nebraska, and his latest move shows how important it is for the Huskers to get to a bowl game this season!

Less than a week after hiring for West Virginia and Houston Head Coach Dana Holgorsen as an "offensive consultant," Rhule hands Holgorsen the keys to the offense and says drive as fast as possible! 

Former OC Marcus Satterfield will remain on the staff for at least the rest of the season; after that, who knows? 

Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka discuss the change in this Husker Doc Talk Podcast edition. Why now? Well, it's because Nebraska's offense has stalled out. The Huskers rank 96th nationally in total yards and 99th nationally in points scored. 

The Huskers will be looking for yards, points, and a win this weekend at USC. The Trojans have made their own change: a new starting quarterback. Jayden Maiava, who transferred from UNLV, is a dual-threat quarterback who is also trying to get USC to a bowl game and get Lincoln Riley off the Los Angeles hot seat. 

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