The Husker head coach spoke up about an issue in officiating during Friday's game against Illinois.

Halfway through the college football season, we ask Sam if Nebraska is where he thought they’d be at this point, how the offense can pull out of this tailspin, if the defense can get even more turnovers, and how it felt to beat Illinois

Producer Josh ranks the five biggest winners from this weekend in sports. He allows us to drink his Braves fan tears, and we ask a lot of questions about Matt Canada.

Connor and Josh ask what the hell Mario Cristobal was thinking not taking a knee Saturday night, allowing Georgia Tech to upset Miami.

After a quick bit of NFL talk, Connor critiques (not complains about) the O-Line and how they’re just not good enough at the position to play the way they’re playing right now. He answers your questions about Marcus Satterfield, Donovan Raiola, and more.

Josh updates us on the benefits of AM Radio, the truck spill of the week, and a Big Ten photographer who found himself going viral over the weekend.

Mike and Connnor discuss whether or not they’re allowed to talk critically about the Friday night win, how the offense has struggled this season and will likely continue to struggle for the remainder of the season, and ends with a sad rant about being a Vikings fan.

Connor asks if he's complaining about the win, he explains the things he likes about Friday's victory against Illinois, and some things he didn't much care for.

Connor refreshes your memory on what happened in Friday’s win over Illinois. And a not so great stat about Nebraska’s recent history as a 3-3 team.

The guys welcome Producer Josh back after a business trip to Utah, Amy Williams is at Big Ten Media Days, Doc Sadler’s time as Nebraska basketball coach, Connor lists the worst women’s basketball coaches in the Big Ten, what the future holds for Jim Harbaugh, the pre-recorded halftime for FS1 Friday night, the problems with Big Noon Kickoff, play a game w/ Nick called “Justin Fields or _______”, Caitlin Clark’s dating life, and we once again try to find out what happened at Big Ten Football Media Days.