Connor updates the poll questions, and Josh tells you what's on TV this weekend. He includes at no extra charge his Oscar preview.

Fans are "up in arms" about FOX airing college football games on FOX this fall. Producer Josh says you don't actually care about this. Connor also says he's OK with it.

Tom asks Connor where he’ll be stationed this busy sports weekend before getting into how the extension between Creighton and Greg McDermott came to be, the pivotal role he played in the negotiations, the hesitancy behind the deal, and where the fans expectations go from here.

A story about NIL donors at Georgia has us in a mid-summer topic about the way teams raise money for their NIL collectives. Connor asks if this would all be easier if the schools just paid their players.

We ask Sipple about disputing tickets, make him explain his take that Scott Frost teams “weren’t that bad”, what he’s hearing about new additions to college football this season after talking to Trev Alberts, and dismounts by revealing WAY TOO MUCH about himself.

Connor gets inside the numbers on Creighton when they have more than the normal amount of days in-between games, are the Bluejays better with more or less time to prep, and does this benefit them come tournament time?

Producer Josh updates us on a disturbing Weekend at Bernie’s parody, Megan Thee Stallion’s alcohol consumption, and the questionable fundraising efforts at an Oklahoma high school.

BC makes the case for Fred Hoiberg to be named Big Ten Coach of the Year, his reaction to Kevin McHale being at Nebraska’s final home game, and what’s on the line this weekend as the Huskers face Michigan.

We ask how confident Munson is naming Nebraska counties and their license plates, his ideas of a new signing day for recruits, WR Cortez Mills impressive day at the Under Armour camp, and what to see from a recruiting aspect when it comes to Spring Ball

Connor and Josh discuss the fight in stands last night among a couple fans in Lincoln. Connor gives really insightful knowledge about being the parent of an athlete today, and Producer Josh just wants to laugh at the ordeal.