We allow BC to gloat about the Vikings big win, his takeaways from today’s Fred Hoiberg press conference (and the news surrounding Rienk Mast), and how he thinks tomorrow’s game with Purdue will go.

Since Connor has NO takes about James Harden, Producer Josh lists the five biggest sports malcontents of all-time.

We ask Sipple about what he’s doing today, then how he reads the upcoming Purdue game, the strength and weaknesses of the Boilermakers, and (of course) what kind of sandwich he’s eating.

Connor reveals his keys to the game. Which Purdue player he’s concerned about? The clash of styles and how it will impact the game Saturday, and how establishing the run can be the biggest key of them all.

Producer Josh updates us the Mad Dog retirement, a New Orleans driver’s test gone wrong (or right), and an NFL Comeback in the works. Connor makes claims he’s an excellent driver, and a listener refutes those stories.

Matt Rhule spoke yesterday about “the standard” which gets Josh’s juices going, how they match up against Purdue, and the TV show following the team around this season. Connor says he can endure ANYTHING for 29 days.

Connor asks how Bryan felt at the end of the Bills game, what the recommitment of Kewan Lacy means for the class and the program, who the team is targeting for running back next season, and finally get to TRUCK TALK w/ Grant Brix and Carter Nelson

Connor honors Taylor Swift on the release day of "1989 (Taylor's Version)", and a caller asks our opinion about Caleb Benning committing to Nebraska.

Connor breaks down the latest in the Michigan sign stealing scandal, and Connor asks if this is the worst week ever for people named Connor.

The debate rages on about candy corn, which sport it is most important for Nebraska to play Purdue, the life of Steven M. Sipple, and Gary analyzes Connor’s hectic schedule