Robin tells us how he felt after the Huskers heartbreaking loss in the NCAA tournament, should we have given Texas A&M more credit, what’s next for Keisei Tominaga & how NU will reconstruct their roster, and a quick recap of Troy Dannen’s opening remarks as Athletic Director for Nebraska.

Will College Football adapt the new NFL kickoff rule? Kirby Smart seems to think it’s headed that way. We debate if, and when, we’ll see that new style kickoff in the college game?

Jon and Josh discuss the new rules in the NFL and reveal that, like most things, it’s all about the money. The kickoff rules have us excited about the change, but the hip drop tackle rule seems to be a bit of a knee-jerk reaction.

We make fun of Connor for not being here and traveling to Vegas, the rise of Detroit and decline of San Francisco, say goodbye to Keisei Tominaga, a story from Gary about the Husker Sports Network.

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

The Colorado QB is speaking about his tough upbringing and how the folks he played in high school with haven't amounted to much

We ask Jacob about his trip to Graceland, and whether we were wrong about Nebraska’s chances to win their first tournament game or if Texas A&M was just hot. We have him explain HOW hungry the fanbase is for that elusive win. We hit him with a few of our “blind coaching resumes” and ask if Husker fans would trade their place for another school’s, and end with a visit to the transfer portal and a look-in on the Louisville vacant coaching position.

We recap Creighton's loss and Iowa's win in the Women's Tournament last night, and ask the question if that tourney is big enough now to move away from the opening games being played at home sites.

The league announced rule changes involving tackling and kickoffs. Many are saying the league has “gone soft”, Connor and Josh analyze each new rule change and its impact on the game.

The hero for Oakland is up in arms after the NCAA said he can NOT have the game ball from his upset win over Kentucky. Connor actually advocates FOR the NCAA in this scenario. Producer Josh stands up for the athletes.