Huskerpod: The Husker Football Fan Podcast

At long last, the final episode of season three is here! Everyone is excited about the future, but we want to spend a little time looking back - not only at the 2017 season, but also at the Mike Riley Era.

Happy New Year! Today we react to UCF’s Peach Bowl victory over Auburn (the team who beat both National Championship Game Participants), and celebrate UCF’s rightful claim to the Nation Championship!

Today we preview the January 1st Peach Bowl featuring American Athletic Conference champions, the Central Florida Knights, and Southeastern Conference Runners up, the Auburn Tigers.

Today we react to the naming of Scott Frost, Nebraska’s most recent National Champion Quarterback and former head coach of this year’s AAC champion Central Florida Knights, as the new head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers!

Today we check in on the situation surrounding the firing of Mike Riley and chat about Nebraska’s search for a new head coach.

Today’s episode is a short recap of the final game of the season, Nebraska’s gut-punch loss to Iowa at home.

Today we discuss the Huskers’ loss to the Penn St. Nittany Lions, preview the black friday game against Iowa, and hopefully achieve some semblance of existential understanding as we peer into the psyche of Husker Nation, deconstructing the purposes and values Husker fans ascribe to support of our favorite team. In other words, we answer the question of why we all stick together in all types of weather.

Today we discuss the Huskers’ 21-54 loss to the Minnesota Golden Gophers and review the abundance of feedback we received on Saturday. Begrudgingly, we also preview next week’s trip to Happy Valley.

Today we talk about the Huskers’ 31-24 loss to the Northwestern Wildcats. We also preview Saturday’s game at Minnesota (#CHAIRWEEK) and continue our discussion about the future of the program.

Today we talk about the Huskers’ nail-biting 25-24 victory over the Purdue Boilermakers in West Lafayette. We also preview Saturday’s home game against Northwestern and continue our discussion about the future of the program.