Nebraska has handled the early part of the schedule, but now comes the first real test.The Huskers hit the road to face Michigan State in a Big Ten matchup that could tell us a lot more about this team.

Can Nebraska’s offensive line control the trenches? Will the running game continue to produce? Can the defense keep bringing pressure? And can Nebraska clean up the penalties before they become costly?

Jay, Bob, and George break down the matchup, Jamal Rule and the Nebraska rushing attack, the offensive line, Michigan State’s weaknesses, Nebraska’s defensive pressure, keys to the game, score predictions, and the biggest games around college football this weekend.The message from the crew might be simple:**Run the damn ball.

**Watch the full episode and let us know your Nebraska–Michigan State score prediction in the comments.🌽

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Nebraska is 3-0, the defense is improving, the running game is back, and Jamal Rule is becoming a star.But there’s one big problem: we still don't know exactly what this team is.The Huskers handled North Dakota exactly like they were supposed to, putting up 493 yards, rushing for 277, scoring six touchdowns and holding North Dakota to just 205 total yards. But as the guys debate, those numbers came against an FCS opponent.Now the preseason is over.Michigan State is next.Is Nebraska actually ready for Big Ten play, or are we getting fooled by another soft September?Jay, Bob and George break it all down, plus the biggest college football storylines from around the country.

Nebraska is 2-0, but North Dakota may be the Huskers’ biggest test yet.Jay, Bob, and George break down the matchup, North Dakota’s explosive offense, Nebraska’s running game, Colandria’s early-season progress, the defense, and their final score predictions.

Plus, a special SMQ announcement about the trip to Lincoln. 🏈

🎙️ Watch the full episode and let us know your prediction for Nebraska vs. North Dakota.

Nebraska just dropped 56 points on Bowling Green. But did the Huskers actually prove anything?Jay, Bob, and George break down Nebraska's 56–7 win, Colandria's impressive performance, the improved offensive line, and a defense that held Bowling Green to just 168 yards.

But not everyone is ready to celebrate.Is Nebraska's offense still too predictable? Does the coaching staff need to commit more to the run? And can this team actually compete when the Big Ten gets tougher?The guys also debate whether Nebraska needs to stop scheduling weaker opponents, react to Ohio State's loss to Texas, and discuss what the changing Big Ten could mean for the Huskers.

Plus, Nebraska's 8–4 prediction, Arch Manning's comeback, and a look ahead to North Dakota.

Nebraska has Bowling Green this week, but the bigger question is whether this schedule is actually helping the Huskers get better.Commander Stockwell, Uncle Bob Frady, and College Boy George debate Nebraska’s soft non-conference schedule, what they need to see against Bowling Green, Colandria’s development, the running game, the offensive line, and whether Nebraska is ready for the tougher part of the season.Is this schedule smart?

Or is Nebraska simply padding the win column?Watch Sunday Morning Quarterback and join the conversation.

Nebraska finally got the response fans have been waiting for.After a shaky start against Ohio, the Huskers settled down, Anthony Calandria took control, the running game came alive, and the defense adjusted.But was this just a Week 1 win—or did Nebraska actually find something that could change the entire season?Jay, Bob and George break down Calandria's performance, Jamal Rule's big day, the offensive line, defensive concerns, penalties, and what this win really tells us about Nebraska moving forward.Is Anthony Calandria the quarterback Nebraska has been looking for?Watch the full postgame breakdown and let us know what you think.Go Big Red!Hashtags:

Nebraska is entering Year 4 of the Matt Rhule era—and after a disappointing Year 3, the pressure is different this time.Is this the season the Huskers finally take the next step, or are Nebraska fans about to be disappointed again?The Ohio game is the first test. 👀

Nebraska football is entering Year 4 of the Matt Rhule era, and the pressure is on.With a new quarterback, coaching changes, and a talented roster, is this finally the year Nebraska breaks through?Jay, Bob, and George break down the Huskers’ 2026 season, key players, biggest questions, and their game-by-game predictions.What’s the ceiling: 6–6, 7–5, 8–4… or better?

Nebraska had the resources, the facilities, and a schedule that set up perfectly. and somehow it still slipped away. This clip breaks down the frustration from a season that should have been different, and why fans are running out of patience.

From missed opportunities to bigger program-level issues, this is an honest Husker conversation about expectations, accountability, and why “next year” isn’t good enough anymore.

If you’re a Nebraska fan, you’ve felt this pain before.

Nebraska football is changing, but are they changing the right things?In this episode of Sunday Morning Quarterback, Jay, Bob, and George break down everything surrounding Nebraska’s bowl matchup, recent coaching changes, and what those decisions really signal about the program’s direction.We dive into:- Why this bowl game feels like a mismatch- Nebraska choosing a system over personnel- Defensive staff changes and what they actually mean- Transfer portal uncertainty, especially at quarterback- Whether this is real progress, or the same cycle repeatingThere’s optimism. There’s frustration. And there’s a familiar feeling Nebraska fans know all too well.Go Big Red!