It’s a podcast crossover you don’t want to miss.

Jay Moore catches up with Danny Woodhead and Matt Slauson, two NFL veterans and the hosts of the Out of Nowhere Podcast, to talk football, life and, well, a little bit of everything. It all happened over a few Busch Lights (the corn cans, of course), and it’s a fun one all around.

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Will there be football this fall? It’s the question everyone is looking for the answer to.

Jay Moore checks in with Rick Pizzo, a 15-year sportscasting veteran who is one of the Big Ten Network’s original studio hosts covering Big Ten football and other sports, to talk about just that. And if you ask Pizzo (which Moore does, of course), he currently doesn’t see a scenario without any football. It’s good news (and a good podcast) as we get closer and closer to the season, whatever it looks like.

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After a small break for the Fourth of July holiday, Jay Moore is back with a brand new Moore To It Podcast. This week he’s joined by the one and only Mike Schuchart.

If you love golf, you’ll like Schuchart. Heck, you don’t even need to love golf to really like the guy. As a 25-year Class A member of the PGA of America and the Director of Instruction at the Nebraska Golf Academy at Wilderness Ridge for over ten years, Schuchart’s golf knowledge is expansive. Pair him with Moore—an avid golfer

Jay Moore likes to golf. That’s not a secret to anyone that knows him. So it’s no surprise when given the opportunity to check in with the brains behind the Landmand Golf Club, he’d make it happen.

Moore chats with Tad King, Rob Collins and Will Andersen on Landman, a new King-Collins design near Homer, Nebraska. Will and his dad, Bryce, have been in the golf business for several years and built Old Dane Golf Club in 2012, a nine-hole course in their hometown of Dakota City, which is where

What is life like for a sportscaster without sports?

Kevin Kugler joins Jay Moore for the latest Moore To It Podcast to shed light on life without sports. The two also chat about Kugler’s time on Big Red Wrap-Up and plenty about the Masters. There’s even a little Major League Baseball talk too.

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Let’s take a trip down memory lane, shall we?

Eric Crouch, former Nebraska quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner, joins Jay Moore for the latest Moore To It Podcast and the two have plenty of memories to relive. That includes Crouch’s time at Nebraska, his strint in the NFL and plenty more. You’ll even find out what he thought about wearing No. 11 until Scott Frost graduated. This is an episode Husker fans do not want to miss.

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Nebraska football is back at it with voluntary workouts. What do you need to know?

Hail Varsity managing editor Brandon Vogel joined Jay Moore for the latest Moore To It Podcast to talk football’s return and to provide a look ahead—and forecast!—for the 2020 Nebraska football season. And, as always, there’s plenty of other random topics covered that you don’t want to miss.

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If you know anything about Jay Moore, you know he loves to golf. So it’s no surprise that he invited Brady Schnell, a former Husker and current PGA Tour golfer, on the latest Moore To It Podcast to talk some golf.

The two dive into their time at Nebraska and share plenty of stories. They even talk a little about Schnell’s comments on Vijay Singh and the Korn Ferry opener.

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What’s better than a podcast with one Jay? Two Jays. It’s even better when both wore No. 44 for Nebraska.

Jay Foreman, former Blackshirt and current host of The Foreman Forum Podcast, checked in with Jay Moore for the latest Moore To It Podcast. The two talk Michael Jordan, Foreman’s experience with the recruiting process and plenty more. As always, there are plenty of Husker stories to relive and reminisce over. That includes the story of how Foreman ended up at linebacker.

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Will Major League Baseball return soon? There are a lot of discussions happening right now about the possibility and what it would look like, so let’s keep turn our attention to baseball.

Jay Moore checks in with Alex Gordon, former Nebraska Cornhusker and current Kansas City Royal, to see what he’s heard on the MLB’s return and finds out where he’d rather play if no fans are allowed in the stands.

“I’d rather play in Arizona right now because they have shorter fences,” Gordon joked.

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