Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice are back with another episode of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast.

Nebraska dominated Akron in a 68–0 shutout, but as Dr. Rob reminds us, even near-perfect performances leave room for growth. The blowout gave the Huskers a valuable chance to get younger players much-needed game reps, a benefit that will pay off down the road.

With another cupcake matchup on deck against Houston Christian, Travis and Dr. Rob shift gears to the broader landscape of college football. From early-season surprises to head coaches already feeling the heat, the guys break down who’s in trouble and why.

It’s Husker football, national perspective, and plenty of Doc Talk honesty—tune in for the full breakdown.

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Welcome to the Husker Doc Talk Podcast with former Husker Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice.

The Huskers are 1-0 after beating Cincinnati in the season opener. They are now getting ready for the first home game of the season against Akron. This should be an automatic win for Nebraska. The Zips lost their opening game of the season, 10-0, against Wyoming.

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It’s officially Game Week for Nebraska football! Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka dive deep into the season opener against Cincinnati at Arrowhead Stadium.

From the scarlet-and-cream color debate (no, not crimson!) to breaking down the offensive line depth chart, the guys tackle the big questions Husker fans are asking:

Can Nebraska’s O-line finally be the foundation of this team?

Will Emmett Johnson carry the load at running back, or is the depth too thin?

How quickly will new transfer receivers like Dane Key and Isaiah Hunter click with Dylan Raiola?

Is this defense—especially the secondary and linebackers—ready to handle Cincinnati QB Brendan Soresby’s dual-threat ability?

They also discuss:

Early-season sloppiness across college football and how it might show up Thursday night.

The expectations for Matt Rhule in Year 3—is nine wins enough, or is 10 the magic number?

The chess match between the Big Ten and SEC over playoff expansion and scheduling.

Road trip memories from the '90s and why neutral-site openers can be tricky.

Life updates as both Travis and Rob officially step into “empty nester” mode.

And don’t forget—immediately after the game Thursday night, Travis and Dr. Rob will go live on YouTube for postgame reaction, fan calls, and instant analysis. Make sure you hit that subscribe button and join the conversation!

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Welcome back, Husker fans! We appreciate your patience, and we’ve got good news—this is the first of our weekly podcasts all the way through the season. If you’re watching on YouTube, do us a favor: hit subscribe on the Doc Talk channel, give this video a like, and start leaving your comments. And don’t forget, you can follow Dr. Rob on X at @doctalksports, and make sure you check out our Facebook page as well.

A lot has happened since our last episode—family updates, new studio, new shoes, even a brand-new grandbaby in the Justice family. But now it’s time to shift gears, because Husker football is almost here. Nebraska kicks things off in less than two weeks against Cincinnati at Arrowhead Stadium. That means we’re talking uniforms, playoff expansion, win totals, and what year three of the Matt Rhule era really looks like.

And yes—we’ll go game by game and give you our predictions. Does Nebraska finally take that next step? Is nine wins enough, or do the Huskers need ten to call this season a success?

Strap in—Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka are ready to break it all down, right now, on the Husker Doc Talk Podcast.

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After a long break, Travis Justice and Dr. Rob Zatechka return to break down all the drama heating up Husker Nation. Scott Frost made headlines at Big 12 Media Days with controversial comments about his time at Nebraska, and Husker fans aren’t happy. Are their frustrations fair, or are emotions running too high?

Plus, the House Settlement is reshaping the college athletics landscape. How is Nebraska adapting, and what does it mean for the future of Husker sports?

It's a new era, same real talk — welcome back to the Husker Doc Talk Podcast!

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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.

Hit play, share your thoughts, and don’t forget to subscribe for more hard-hitting Huskers talk on the Doc Talk Podcast!

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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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