Mitch joined Bruce Feldman for some reporting on the news that Trev Alberts MAY leave Nebraska for Texas A&M.

We take your calls and e-mails on the potential news that Trev Alberts could be on his way to College Station to be the next AD for the Texas A&M Aggies.

We ask Robin about the rumors of Trev Alberts leaving Nebraska for Texas A&M, why he might do such a thing, what he mieans for football and basketball, and how the Huskers will prepare for the conference tournament in Minneapolis.

Connor asks the question on everyone’s mind as he runs down the list of topics for today’s show.

Gary tries to get a conversation going about curbside pickup, and Connor decides to deliver the audience what it wants. We discuss Trev Alberts being the top target for the Athletic Director position at Texas A&M.

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

EA Sports has announced another addition of their college football game. Producer Josh is super triggered by all of this.

The conference named Fred Hoiberg and Matt Painter CO-Big Ten Coaches of the Year. This has triggered the audience. Connor doesn't know why.

Connor starts with a juicy question about good teams losing, Porter Moser not leaving Oklahoma for DePaul, Fred Hoiberg splitting the Coach of the Year honor, his players getting all-conference honors, the snubs, and whether or not Nebraska has a path to a Big Ten title. Connor ends with a look at teams from around the country: Wisconsin, Michigan State, and more.

Yesterday, Sam McKewon mentioned he thought the Bluejays could still nab a 1-seed. Connor initially dismissed it, but has thought about it ever since and now believes it is very possible. The audience wants to call Connor a “Homer” for thinking CU can win the national championship.