We ask if Sam is ready for an NFL doubleheader today, how he (a Bears fan) feels about the Lions advancing, Nick Saban’s successor at Alabama, when we might hear of coaching additions at Nebraska, and a Polynesian Bowl preview.

Two changes have been announced for Matt Rhule’s support staff, Connor asks when we’ll hear something about the rumored OTHER changes to the full-time staff.

We dissect the fallout from Kalen DeBoer being named Nick Saban’s replacement at Alabama. Who will Arizona hire as their next coach? Which Bama players are leaving? And more fun scenarios.

Josiah Allick gave a very candid quote after Nebraska's lopsided loss to Iowa Friday night. Connor and Josh preach that the team can't tell you they're world beaters and play so poorly right after

Producer Josh updates the skid loader in Lincoln, a prank in OKC, and the Succession items up for auction this past weekend

Mike tells us of Michael Bruntz’s trip to the Lincoln Home Depot this weekend, his feeling towards the NFC North, what the newest enrollees to Nebraska might feel about this weather, expectations the coaching staff may place on the newest Huskers, and more vehicles Connor would want to drive.

We celebrate the Lions winning a playoff game for the first time in Connor's life, and then celebrate Creighton gutting out a win. Connor wants to play audio from Rick Pitino but it won't play for everyone.

Connor recaps the weekend in sports, and what we'll discuss on the show today.

Gary defends his Chiefs, we praise Taylor Swift’s swag surfin’, Producer Josh on Eminem, the cold at Arrowhead Saturday night, OPPD asking residents to lower their energy usage, the surprising turnout at the Creighton game, Gary longs for an adult bounce house, our experience with Field Day, potential replacements for the University of Arizona (should Jedd Fisch leave), and a recap of Rams-Lions.

Producer Josh delivers his list of Razzie nominees and tells you a few of the television shows he's watching before getting into Varsity Blues, which celebrates its 25th anniversary. He details the impact the movie has had on the real game of football, and celebrates one of the best football movies ever made.