We ask Sam if he’s picking any BIG upsets in this year’s tournament and how many upsets he thinks we’ll see in general. Then we switch gears to Matt Rhule’s Monday morning press conference. Did the head coach quell any fears of the fan base by speaking today? Did he imagine Trev being a “Husker Lifer”? And more of the columnist’s takeaways from his sit down with the former AD.

We break down the Trev Alberts story a little more, and (by request) congratulate Omaha Hockey on advancing in the NCHC bracket this past weekend.

Connor asks how deep into the tourney the Bluejays can go, and what the expectations are ahead of the big dance. Producer Josh tries to talk himself out of moving Creighton along in his bracket

Connor asks a very easy question, and says that with their style of play and Keisei Tominaga Nebraska can capture the hearts and minds of this nation. We also find out that Westwood One is listening to our show and “Joe in Vegas” calls the show.

Producer Josh updates us on a hilarious jersey swap, the botched confetti at the A-10 tournament, and the return of sex to the Olympic Village

The unthinkable happens as Nebrasketball Mike calls into the show and crowns Producer Josh the mascot for Nebraska.

Connor and Josh discuss the NCAA Tournament committee picking Nebraska to play Texas A&M in BOTH men's and women's brackets. Is it a conspiracy? Does it matter? Is it a good thing? We discuss the Trev Alberts revenge game.

Of all people, Producer Josh feels the call to cover Nebraska Basketball in Memphis. He asks for your help in the matter. Connor praises the hard copy bracket, and previews the Monday show.

We begin with Matt Rhule’s first statement since Trev Alberts left Nebraska, and the guys react to those words. We analyze the teams coming to Omaha, Connor plans a trip to Pittsburgh, we pour over the brackets and pick a few upsets.

Producer Josh takes you through what he calls the most successful 12-month span any actor has ever had. 30 years ago, Jim Carrey released "Ace Ventura", "The Mask", and "Dumb and Dumber". Relive all three historically great comedies with him this week.