Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back together again, and they are excited about the home debuts for Husker Softball and Baseball. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald also joins to preview the baseball weekend and how NU will react to the season-ending injury to Mason McConnaughey. Plus, spring football "games" instead of traditional 11v11, combine results for former Huskers, and Cole's take on Nebrasketball perspective.

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With Cole Stukenholtz on assignment this week, Nate Rohr is here to break down a huge weekend of Husker sports. We preview NU men’s basketball’s huge matchup with Minnesota as the Huskers try to lock down a bubble bid. We’ll hear from Coach Fred Hoiberg and guard Rollie Worster as we get ready for the game. Also, we visit with Nebraska pitcher Jordy Bahl as she works back from her knee injury to lead the Huskers both in the circle and at the plate. And we hear from Nebraska football’s associate head coach Phil Snow, outside linebackers coach Phillip Simpson and wide receivers coach Daikel Shorts, Jr., after their first meeting with the media this week! And we look ahead to Nebraska women’s basketball’s regular season finale against Northwestern. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back to catch up on a busy week. Men's hoops split a pair of road games, and they look ahead at what's needed to lock up an NCAA Tournament bid.

Husker247's Michael Bruntz joins to break down NU Baseball's 3-2 start, and talks hoops and football as well. Cole and Nate discuss Husker football's scheduling pivot with impending Memorial Stadium renovations and the ever-changing college football landscape.

Nate is in Cathedral City, CA with Husker softball as they continue their tough non-conference schedule. The guys also lay out the weekend and week ahead.

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Cole Stukenholtz remembers Greg Sharpe and his impact on Husker Nation. Nate Rohr and Matt McMaster share how Sharpe impacted their lives.

Greg loved Husker sports, so Cole talked with Nate about Husker softball's dominant doubleheader sweep on Friday. Matt discussed Mike Ekeler's potential impact on Husker football, and previewed Sunday's Nebrasketball matchup with Northwestern. Cole also recapped Husker baseball's season opener against UC Irvine.

Once a Husker, always a Husker. RIP Greg Sharpe.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr review Husker Men's Hoops' recent run of wins, and they welcome Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated and Stretch Big Podcast to discuss how Hoiberg and the team have turned their season around.

Nate is down in Clearwater, FL for Husker Softball's season-opening tournament, and he unpacks the 3-0 start including a huge win over #6 Tennessee and Jordy Bahl's much anticipated return from injury.

Mike Ekeler has been hired as special teams coordinator, and the guys explain how the addition could impact 2025 results.

Plus, Super Bowl picks. Go Chiefs!

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr react to the earth-shaking news of John Cook's retirement and the subsequent hiring of Dani Busboom Kelly.

Cole welcomes Amie Just from the Lincoln Journal Star and Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated/Volleyball State. Both Amie and Lincoln offer their thoughts on John Cook's legacy at Nebraska and with volleyball overall, and look ahead to the DBK era.

Baseball and softball seasons are right around the corner - this time next week, Nate will be down in Clearwater, FL to call softball's season opening games!

Finally, Husker men's hoops ended their 6-game losing streak with a huge win over #18 Illinois in OT, figuring out some lineup changes along the way. And the Husker women got a big road win over Purdue as Britt Prince continues to shine.

Thank you, Coach Cook!

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr chat about the different directions the Husker basketball teams are going in, with the women on a 5-game win streak and the men on a 5-game losing streak. Both teams take on ranked opponents on Sunday.

Matt Coatney, longtime voice of Husker Women's Hoops, joins to talk Britt Prince, Amy Williams, and Sunday's matchup with #12 Ohio State.

The guys also peek at NU football roster reductions, preseason Top 25 rankings for both Husker Baseball and Softball, and laugh about Rhule roasting Finebaum & BTN's omission of Nebraska's five football national championships.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr remember the life and legacy of Jack Hoffman, who passed away at 19 years old. Cody Thomas, longtime host of the Team Jack Radio-Thon, shares his memories of Jack and his family, along with the wide-ranging impact and future of the Team Jack Foundation.

Cole & Nate also lament Husker Men's Hoops' recent struggles after losing at home to Rutgers, and marvel at true freshman Britt Prince who led the Husker Women to an overtime victory at Iowa, their first win in Iowa City in seven years.

RIP Jack Hoffman, and thank you for the impact you made and will continue to make on all of us in the years to come.

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr evaluate Nebraska's distance from future College Football Playoffs and how Matt Rhule plans to close the gap. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins to give his Playoff-related takes, as well as how NU's roster construction sets the team up for 2025.

Husker Men's Hoops got a big win over UCLA but suffered a stinging com-from-ahead loss at Iowa over the last week, and the guys recap those games with an eye on the road trip to Purdue.

NU Women's Hoops got a big win over #20 Michigan State, and Cole & Nate are excited about the potential of Allison Weidner and how her health and improving play can push them forward.

Finally, quick thoughts on Wild Card Weekend in the NFL.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr come together for the first show of 2025! The guys recount a busy 2024 and highlight the biggest moments, athletes, coaches, and performances of the year. They also forecast what's on the horizon for 2025.

Jacob Bigelow, who covers Husker Hoops for Huskers Illustrated, Stretch Big Pod, and After Nebrasketball on YouTube, comes in-studio to talk with the guys about Fred Hoiberg's team, their solid non-conference results, and Big Ten play. Then a breakdown of the matchup between Nebraska and #15 UCLA in Lincoln on Saturday.

Cole, Nate, and Jacob also call their shot on how the big Husker teams will perform in 2025.

Happy New Year, and GBR!!