KLIN Husker Hour

Cole Stukenholtz flies solo with Nate in State College, PA on Husker softball duty. Cole runs down this week's college baseball rankings, the latest RPI standings headed into the weekend, and yet another weekend rotation change.

Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins to evaluate NU baseball's regional hosting chances after another series win, the coaching staff's weekend rotation change (again), and his thoughts on Husker football's NFL Draft struggles.

Continuing the NFL draft discussion, Cole gives the many reasons why Nebraska has not had a top 50 pick in 15 years, as well as what Matt Rhule has done to try and change that.

Fred Hoiberg added another transfer to men's hoops, and Cole catches up on the look of the 26-27 roster as it stands now.

Finally, softball has an opportunity to clinch the Big Ten regular season championship this weekend as they wrap up conference play at Penn State. Baseball plays at Ohio State with Creighton, Iowa, and Minnesota remaining on their schedule before the B1G tournament.

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Cole Stukenholtz is on assignment. KLIN Sports Director has the latest on the Nebraska Board of Regents approving the $600 million renovation to Memorial Stadium. Nebraska Softball hosts Iowa in the regular season home finale at Bowlen Stadium. Nebraska Baseball looks to bounce back after Friday night's loss at Illinois. And Nebraska Volleyball wraps up its spring schedule against Northern Colorado. GBR!

With Cole out, Nate Rohr steers the ship for Husker Hour in a busy weekend of Husker sports. He reacts to the announcement of renovations of Memorial Stadium. Plus he reviews Nebraska baseball's thrilling 8-7, 10-inning win over USC, No. 6 Nebraska softball's 4-0 win over Minnesota, Nebraska volleyball's win over Creighton in spring exhibition action and transfer portal comings and goings!

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back to chat Husker softball as they continue their winning ways. Husker baseball dropped a couple in a row but can right the ship this weekend.

Pat Norris, men's basketball Equipment Manager for 22 years, joins in studio to talk about his time inside the program, when he knew this 2025-26 team would be special, and the incredible experience in Oklahoma City.

With the basketball portal open, Cole runs down the latest comings and goings.

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Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are back with good friend Kaleb Henry from HuskerMax. Kaleb and the guys preview Husker Hoops' offseason. Spring football is in the books as well, and Cole & Nate share their observations from a quiet spring.

The diamond sports are still streaking. Softball took 2 of 3 from UCLA and are leading the Big Ten and up to #5 in the country. Baseball is up to #19 after an 18-2 record in March. They have a critical stretch ahead with series against Oregon and USC after this weekend.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are both remote with Cole in Oklahoma City for men's basketball and Nate in East Lansing for softball. They react to Nebrasketball's first-ever NCAA Tournament win, Thursday's victory over Troy.

Amie Just from the Lincoln Journal Star and Michael Bruntz from Husker247 join the guys to share their perspective on the history-making win, as both were courtside for the game in Oklahoma City.

Nate gives a quick softball update, Cole and Bruntz talk baseball, and Cole also updates the wrestling team's performance at nationals. Finally, women's hoops were knocked out of the NCAA Tournament by Baylor Friday, but Britt Prince carried NU to a First Four win on Wednesday.

Busy weekend ahead with softball and baseball series, wrestling goes for a couple national titles, and Nebrasketball play for a chance at the Sweet 16!

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are reviewing the Nebrasketball resume after their short stay in the Big Ten Tournament. Selection Sunday is tomorrow, and the guys run down the possible landing sites, other teams competing for their seed line and venue, and forecast where NU will end up. Plus, the cases for pessimism and optimism.

Matt McMaster, host of Middays with Matt on 1620 the Zone in Omaha, joins Cole & Nate live from Chicago to give his perspective on the Purdue loss and the players' mentality in the locker room. Matt also chats about the latest spring football buzz.

Finally, a check in on NU baseball, currently on a 7-game win streak, and Husker softball, now in the top 5 and well positioned for hosting in the postseason.

Now it's time for Nebrasketball to do the damn thing! GBR!!!

It's the 500th episode since Cole started the Saturday morning show in 2015!!

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are in-studio together, and they start off with some Husker QB talk as Anthony Colandrea met with the media, along with TJ Lateef and Daniel Kaelin.

Then, the Nebrasketball roundtable! Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald and Matt Knobbe from Husker Hoops Central join the guys to discuss this historic team. They breakdown the 2025-26 season, including when they all knew this group was different. They also look back at Fred Hoiberg's tenure and where each of them saw the turning point toward program success. Finally, everyone forecasts the NCAA Tournament result for Nebraska.

Cole & Nate run down the other sports results from the week: NU women's hoops suffered a tough B1G tourney loss and find themselves squarely on the bubble ahead of Selection Sunday. Softball is in the Top 10 and has won 11 of 12. And Baseball walked off Michigan State in their B1G opener, with starting pitching rounding into form but issues to work out with the bullpen.

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Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are back again with their rundown of the week that was in Husker sports. Baseball's big win at Auburn Friday night will propel their resume all season, and Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to talk about Will Bolt's team thru 2+ weekends.

Evan also chats spring football and runs down the new faces that have stood out. Cole and Nate give their thoughts on spring ball and which positions need to be strong.

Women's flag football is coming as an NCAA varsity sport, and NU has hired Liz Sowers, who has won the last five NAIA national championships, and her sister Katie Sowers, who has been an NFL assistant with three different teams. They'll start in Lincoln in June with the first season coming in spring 2028.

Nebrasketball has just three regular season games remaining, and their tournament resume is excellent and almost complete. Husker women's hoops snapped their 6-game losing streak and will play their Senior day Saturday against Rutgers before the Big Ten tournament next week.

Finally, Husker softball is 2-1 down in Oklahoma this weekend, and will play against Oklahoma State Saturday and Sunday.

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We get you ready for the start of spring practice for Nebraska Football by looking back on Matt Rhule's Thursday news conference. Plus we review Husker men's basketball's loss at Iowa and preview Nebraska's game against Penn State. And we break down Nebraska baseball, softball and women's basketball!