KLIN Husker Hour

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are in-studio together to poke fun at Colorado, look closer at a tough night for Husker baseball and softball, and talk volleyball and Dani Busboom Kelly with Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State.

Cole & Nate also tackle a few positive possibilities for Husker football 2025 and whether they doubt or believe in them coming true.

Congrats to Lexi Rodriguez and Taylor Christopulos on winning the AAU Sullivan (national collegiate/Olympic level) and Nissen-Emery (men's gymnastics Heisman) awards, respectively.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back to recap the latest Nebrasketball transfer portal news with Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald. Wilson offers insights on the new players’ roles, the assistant coaching vacancy, and the potential boost from The Crown.

The guys chat about the state of college football (and athletics as a whole) while reacting to the latest legal and portal news. They also run down what they learned from spring football this week.

Finally, reports from the diamond as Nate updates the softball squad’s successes and Cole laments baseball’s inconsistency that may cost them a trip to the B1G Tournament in Omaha.

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Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr recap the week that was for Husker baseball, softball, and men's basketball, and they welcome Kent Pavelka who is in Las Vegas for the College Basketball Crown tournament. Kent describes the cohesiveness of the team, Cale Jacobsen's emergence, and how there's still hope for a sweet ending despite the sour regular season finish.

Cole hands out a few things he learned about Husker football this week based on the limited insight the media and fans will have this spring, and a thank you/goodbye note from an all-time Husker, Alexis Markowski.

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Cole Stukenholtz is joined by co-hosts past and current on this morning’s show. Matt McMaster joins to talk College Basketball Crown, spring football expectations, and Husker wresting’s incredible NCAA Championship runner-up performance.

Nate Rohr joins from Bowlin Stadium to forecast the weekend for Husker softball. The guys review the dominant win for Husker baseball over #5 Oregon State. Then Nate gives his thoughts on spring football and the CBC.

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Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are in the studio together! The guys discuss Husker WBB's valiant effort in the NCAA Tournament vs Louisville and marvel at the coaching job Amy Williams did this season.

Mike Schaefer from Husker247 previews spring football and gives his thoughts on the new coaches, the defense's evolution, and Dylan Raiola's development.

Cole & Nate also recap Husker baseball's week, having been swept by UCLA but bouncing back with two wins at Pepperdine. Jordy Bahl had a dominant start at Bowlin Stadium on Friday and Husker softball got back on the right track.

Lastly, an eye-opening stat on Nebrasketball opponents in March Madness.

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Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr bring you the week the was in Husker sports, starting with the disappointing finish for men's basketball as they lose their last five games and miss the Big Ten Tournament.

Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated joins in the conversation, marveling at Brice Williams' All-B1G season and looking ahead to Fred Hoiberg's shopping list for the transfer portal.

Nate's out in Columbus, OH for softball, where NU won Friday and will keep their strong season on track. Baseball got a midweek sweep of Wichita State and continues their west coast swing against UCLA.

The guys also preview spring football by discussing players to watch on both sides of the ball and how the offseason coaching hires could impact 2025's results.

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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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