Kaleb and Cole talk with Lamar Jackson and Mo Barry who got their Pro Day in this week, then close out the show by giving a full rundown of how the week developed with the constant Coronavirus news and what this means for the world of sports.
Kaleb and Cole break down the end of the Nebrasketball regular season and look toward the Big Ten Tournament and offseason, baseball had their home opener Friday so they talked with the Omaha World-Herald's Evan Bland, and Spring Football practice begins Monday so they looked at the biggest story lines for the next month.
Kaleb and Cole talk Name, Image, and Likeness with State Senator Megan Hunt and her bill that gained first round approval this week, Robin Washut of Husker Online gives us a deeper look into Nebrasketball, and Husker Baseball will have a home game before our next show.
Kaleb and Cole talked about the upcoming Big Ten Track & Field Indoor Championships with coach Gary Pepin, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star talked Nebrasketball and Nebraseball, and the guys gave their thoughts on the weekly poll question.
Kaleb and Cole talk baseball's hot start with the weekend series at Baylor, 247's Michael Bruntz joined them to talk baseball, basketball, and the future football schedule, and the guys broke down today's game with Wisconsin.
Cole told Kaleb about his Chiefs' Super Bowl win and the parade in Kansas City this week, plenty of recruiting talk with the class wrapped up and both guys gave their Super Six for the class, Brandon Reilly among five Huskers debuting with the XFL this weekend, plus a look at the basketball teams and the upcoming week's schedule which includes baseball starting their season.
Kaleb and Cole talk Nebrasketball's week of games, Chris Heady of the Omaha World Herald joins the guys to talk more Nebrasketball, Football has some changes with commits and transfers, and Cole is excited for his Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Kaleb and Cole break down Nebrasketball from the past week and where Cam Mack is historically, sound from Will Bolt at the first official baseball practice, and Husker wrestling had a big week which culminated in an amazing atmosphere at Devaney Friday.
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The KLIN Husker Hour features the latest news and analysis from Nebraska’s players, coaches, and media who know them best. Cole Stukenholtz has hosted the show since 2015 as a KLIN contributor, and has covered Husker sports since 2003. Nate Rohr has served as the public-address announcer for Nebraska Football since 2016 and has covered Husker sports since 2003.
Every Saturday morning, Cole and Nate recap the previous week's game action and news, offer their insight on the state of Nebraska's major sports programs, and preview what’s coming next. Whether it’s recruiting, breaking news coverage, or game breakdowns, Husker Hour covers Big Red football year-round, plus volleyball, basketball, baseball, and everything in between.