Life in the Red

Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel take you into the weekend with a rundown of the NCAA's proposed schedule for the remaining football offseason, what it means for the Huskers and what Sip think it could mean for a certain quarterback. 

That, plus a conversation about Nebraska's wide receiving corps now that JD Spielman is transferring and all the latest for the Huskers on the recruiting trail. 

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Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett discuss Nebraska football's return to voluntary workouts this week, with basketball soon to follow. They also discuss what they've seen from student-athletes stepping forward and using their platforms to talk about important problems like racial discrimination and more generally the demonstrations that have taken place in recent days around the country and in Lincoln. 

In addition, some recruiting updates, including the latest on Omar Manning and and a late 2020 NU football target. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett celebrate the podcast's sesquicentennial with a look at the latest vote from the NCAA's Division I council, which voted to allow football and basketball teams to return to voluntary workouts beginning June 1. That, some thoughts on what the month of June might look like if the Big Ten follows suit, and reactions from the guys on "The Last Dance."

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Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel break down what has turned out to be a busy couple of weeks in the world of Nebraska football. Noah Vedral is off to Rutgers, Heinrich Haarberg is the first in-state quarterback commit for the Huskers in some time and head coach Scott Frost talked through the lastest coronavirus pandemic-related updates earlier this week. That, plus Sipple's scouting report on new Husker hoops commit Eduardo Andre. 

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Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through Nebraska quarterback Noah Vedral's decision to transfer and what it means for the Conrhusker quarterback room going forward and also discuss a new football commit (offensive lineman Branson Yager) and a new men's baketball recruit (wing Trevor Lakes). 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett talk through Fred Hoiberg's five-man recruiting class, which officially signed this week and is made up of all transfers. That, plus the latest coronavirus impacts on college football and insight from NU president Ted Carter on what a path toward returning to action looks like. As a bonus, the guys take a couple minutes for their own mental health to disparage each other. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett gather remotely to discuss a still-busy stretch of recruiting work for Nebraska football and men's basketball. In addition, the guys run down some of NU athletic director Bill Moos' thoughts on what will dictate when college football resumes some form of activity and more. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett gather remotely to discuss the latest in how the global coronavirus pandemic is impacting college sports and what next steps might look like. There's talk about what a modified (or canceled) football season might look like, the chance that it proceeds somewhat normally and more. Plus, a lawn update from Chris and a look at what's coming up in the coming days at HuskerExtra.com. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett break down the latest in Nebraska athletics, including what football head coach Scott Frost had to say on the radio earlier this week and what things look like going forward for the football program. That, plus some recruiting talk and a newly confirmed series for the men's basketball program spurred a conversation about what other nonconference matchups the guys would like to see in hoops. 

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Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett sacrifice a bit of audio quality for the greater good in Husker Extra's first socially distanced podcast. The guys talk about the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on Nebraska athletics and college sports overall and what the college football calendar might look like going forward. Plus, recruiting and roster management never rests, so there are updates both in men's basketball and in football. 

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