Life in the Red

Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through the latest in spring football, what they'll be watching for at Nebraska's open practice this weekend and the 10 visitors that already have official visits on the books for the month of June when the recruiting calendar goes back to normal. That, plus hoops talk, the new one-time transfer waiver and updates on the NCAA volleyball tournament and NU's first-place baseball team.  

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Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel talk through what they found most interesting and informative about the first week of Nebraska spring football and break down the verbal commitments of 2022 WR Victor Jones Jr. and 2023 TE Benjamin Brahmer. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through what to expect and look for when Nebraska begins spring football next week. Also, updates on fans being allowed back at Husker sporting events and a hoops walk-on commitment from a guy with the last name Hoiberg. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk March Madness, Nebrasketball roster movement and what Fred Hoiberg and company might look for in the transfer portal. That, plus the latest in Husker football recruiting and looking ahead a bit to the beginning of spring ball later this month. 

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Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel scramble a late Friday podcast to revisit the news of the day: That Nebraska considered backing out of a Sept. 18 game at Oklahoma -- AD Bill Moos said NU explored the option of playing an eighth home game because of COVID-19's steep financial toll -- but ultimately ended up where it started. The Huskers and Sooners will play this fall. That's great. The rest is less simple. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett discuss the latest in Nebraska football recruiting -- some developments on the 2022 quarterback front and what the coming weeks and months look like -- what's still in play for Fred Hoiberg's men's basketball team over the next week and the NU baseball team's season-opening series against Purdue down in Texas. That plus some volleyball and women's basketball talk, too, on this week's Husker Extra Podcast. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett run down the details in the Journal Star's reporting that Nebraska is attempting to open its 2022 football season in Ireland against Northwestern and hurdles that may still remain. Also, the men's basketball program continues to struggle and fights its way toward the end of a brutal stretch of games. Plus, some talk about Teddy Allen's 41-point performance earlier this week and the No. 4 volleyball program's weekend series against No. 1 Wisconsin getting postponed. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett discuss the cancellation of Nebraska football's August trip to Ireland, daydream about a road trip to Illinois (really) and talk through changes with the recruiting calendar and the loaded in-state 2022 class of prospects. That, plus updates on Fred Hoiberg's program and a baseball slate that is finally, actually set. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through the latest in Nebraska football -- and daydream about being back on a long drive to Champaign, Illinois for some reason -- and size up the Husker men's basketball team's chances of stopping what has become an historic Big Ten losing streak. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through the latest updates in Nebraska football, including a Thursday news conference with Scott Frost, his confidence in the Husker offense going forward, an interesting quarterback situation and a revamped 2021 conference schedule. That, plus Nebraska men's basketball is back to work after a long layoff due to a COVID-19 outbreak. 

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