Connor praises the overnight snowfall, then takes an L after Caitlin Clark’s record night, the Nebraska versus Iowa rivalry, Livvy Dunne’s Olympic dreams, what we tell people we do for a living, FEMA badges during COVID, and our weekend plans.

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

Connor is triggered by baseball's new deal with Fanatics, their terrible uniforms, and what it means for you...the consumer.

Connor connects with the Mavericks coach about playing outside, starting the season on the road & scheduling difficulties for the program, coaching staff changes, and what he knows about his team before starting this season.

In a move literally no one is clamoring for, conference administrators are preparing to expand the NCAA Tournament. Connor and Josh ask why this would happen…outside of the obvious, money.

We start by comparing Omaha Baseball with the Moneyball teams from Oakland, where the offense will come from for Husker Baseball this year, how the rotation will shake out, the odds of catching a scorigami at Haymarket Park this season, and how good the football team’s offense needs to be in order to succeed.

The Buckeyes are without a basketball coach, and the hotboards have singled out Creighton coach Greg McDermott. Connor and Josh are not fans of this recent development.

Producer Josh updates us on a Valentine's Day drug deal thwarted, the happenings on the New York City subway, and the proper pronunciation of Concord, New Hampshire.

The Omaha World-Herald has unveiled the mystery man who is meeting with Gary Bettman to bring a hockey team to Omaha.

The guys discuss how great Baylor Scheierman has been, the gauntlet ahead of the Bluejays down the stretch, their fight for seeding, and the rotation changes as of late & if they’ve managed to find enough depth come March.