Sipple explains his absence from his pre-approved timeslot, his advice for judging a chili cookoff, then (of course) the cancelation of the Tennessee series, and his conversation w/ Troy Dannen.

Connor has more follow up questions about Producer Josh judging a chili cookoff. Then they discuss the breakup between MLB and ESPN.

Steve Sipple fails to answer the phone so we warn you of coming problems to Downtown Omaha and I-480 this weekend, Producer Josh takes aim at the Mayor and her political rivals, and reveals his weekend plans.

Connor is saddened by another death blow to the traditions of college football. You sound off on the cancelation of the Tennessee game.

BC is on the mend, and fills us in on the sadness of losing the Tennessee game, the impact on the University's wallet, the impact on the fan's happiness, and more.

Munson and Connor discuss the Championship of the 4 Nations Face Off last night, the cancelation of the Tennessee games, the silence on the recruiting trail, AND we tie a bow on the 4 Nations Face Off ourselves after chatting with Bryan Munson.

We take you through the history of the Nebraska-Tennessee game from its scheduling, to postponement, and cancelation. This can't surprise fans who have been following the sport, but why did it happen in the first place? We wildly speculate.

Connor sets up the Friday show in which he promises to trigger Producer Josh, as well as setting up a show with a strange amount of baseball topics.

We begin with a Pete Tweet, try to console Gary about said Pete Tweet, ask if the cancelation of Nebraska-Tennessee is necessary, and address the issue of Matt McMaster leaving trash everywhere he goes.

Connor updates the poll questions, and Producer Josh tells you what's on TV tonight