Connor goes through Nebraska's schedule game-by-game and tells you Nebraska's record to the SP+, the result is terrifying and all too familiar.

Creighton goes to Indy to face Butler tomorrow, a house of horrors for the Jays since the new Big East. Connor previews the matchup, and Josh updates us on Creighton baseball pummeling Coppin State in Baltimore to start the season.

While discussing the Nebraska game tomorrow against Penn State Connor devises what a Georgetown versus Michigan basketball game would look like. Producer Josh discovers some betting lines for Nebrasketball.

We ask Sipple to breakdown the rosters for tonight’s All-Star Celebrity Basketball Game, how close Tony White came to taking the UCLA job, and Matt Rhule’s willingness to stump for his assistants to get head coaching jobs.

Connor details the NFL Films footage from the Super Bowl coin toss, and how the Niners didn't know the new rules, and say goodbye to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred who announced he'll retire in 2029.

We fill BC in on our poll question about him from earlier today, what Fred Hoiberg said in today’s media availability, the importance of taking care of business this weekend, and get his thoughts on Nebraska’s SP+ numbers

Producer Josh updates on the delay starting Farleigh Dickinson’s game last night, a hungry raccoon, and Stephen A Smith injury news, and the boys break down the celebrities for tonight’s All-Star Game.

Connor runs down the Friday show, praises Caitlin Clark, asks what the schedule is for this weekend’s NBA All-Star Game, and details the hate he received from Iowa fans after last night’s record breaking shot from Caitlin Clark

Bryan sits in for another segment, notices Producer Josh’s creative graphics, details his Columbus connection, recaps a charity Husker event from last night, and which first year players can be difference makers for Nebraska.

Bryan joins us in-studio to explain what it’s like to cover recruiting in today’s day and age, how in-state recruiting has blown up over the last few years, and who we need to watch over the next few years