Chris Schmidt, Elijah Herbel, and Arden Locke join on a Wednesday for more thoughts on Husker Football and to preview the NFL season. They're joined by Mike Babcock in Hour One before Evan Bland and Gary Sharp each join the show in Hour Two. Dr. Ben Woodhead also joins the show for another Jock Doc segment.

(00:00) Is Anthony Colandrea the answer?

(16:31) Mike Babcock

(29:30) NFL season preview

(42:51) Evan Bland

(59:25) Gary Sharp

(1:12:22) Jock Doc with Dr. Ben Woodhead

(1:21:21) Steak and a Beer bet

Former Husker and NFL offensive lineman Jeremiah Sirles joins The Average Joe Sports Show to give his takeaways from Nebraska's season opener against Ohio and to discuss what they need to improve upon before Week Two against Bowling Green before his gives his preview of Week One of the NFL Season.

Chris Schmidt and Elijah Herbel join you on a Tuesday afternoon to discuss what we learned from the Husker coordinators on Tuesday morning. They're joined by Mitch Sherman in Hour One before Michael Bruntz and Jeremiah Sirles each join the show in Hour Two.

(00:00) What Nebraska can build on in Week Two

(16:30) Mitch Sherman

(30:30) Quick thoughts on Dabo and Clemson

(36:39) What we learned from Coach Aurich

(43:44) Michael Bruntz

(1:00:16) Jeremiah Sirles

(1:17:38) More from the Tuesday presser

Chris Schmidt, Elijah Herbel, and Arden Locke join you on a Monday to further discuss Nebraska's win over Ohio and to react to the disappointing end to volleyball at Wrigley Field. Tim Verghese joins the show in Hour One before Charlie McBride and Jay Moore each join the show in Hour Two for the Blackshirt Hour.

(00:00) Husker Volleyball at Wrigley and Nebraska-Ohio

(16:30) Tim Verghese

(38:32) Quick thoughts from Rhule's presser

(42:53) Charlie McBride

(59:20) Jay Moore

(1:21:26) Final thoughts

Chris Schmidt, Bill Doleman, Gary Sharp, and Elijah Herbel join you on a Sunday morning to bring you their continued reaction to Nebraska's season opening win over Ohio.

Chris Schmidt and Elijah Herbel are joined by Brandon Vogel and Mark Kraynak to bring you a final preview before Nebraska opens the 2026 season against Ohio.

Chris Schmidt and Arden Locke join you on a Friday for some final thoughts on Nebraska's season opener against Ohio. They're joined by Brian Christopherson in Hour One before Bill Doleman joins the show to kick off Hour Two. Later, Clausborne joins for another edition of the Friday Forecast.

(00:00) Expectations for Nebraska vs Ohio

(16:26) Brian Christopherson

(29:40) More on expectations for Nebraska on Saturday

(42:55) Bill Doleman

(1:12:20) Friday Forecast with Clausborne

Chris Schmidt, Elijah Herbel, and Arden Locke join you on a Thursday to rank their confidence in various aspects on the 2026 Huskers. Brandon Vogel joins the show in Hour One before Gary Barnett checks in to kick off Hour Two. Later, Danny Burke joins for another edition of Burke's Best Bets.

(00:00) Confidence rankings for Nebraska

(16:28) Brandon Vogel

(29:30) More confidence rankings

(38:31) Real or fake Louis

(42:53) Gary Barnett

(1:06:18) The latest on Lane and LSU

(1:12:24) Burke's Best Bets

(1:21:23) Steak and a Beer bet

Chris Schmidt, Elijah Herbel, and Arden Locke join you on a Wednesday to talk Nebraska's red zone woes, the Anthony Colandrea impact, and more. Mike Babcock joins the show in Hour One before Evan Bland and Gary Sharp each join the show in Hour Two.

(00:00) Anthony Colandrea's boom/bust nature

(16:30) Mike Babcock

(29:31) Nebraska's red zone woes

(38:32) Odds and ends

(42:50) Evan Bland

(57:29) Gary Sharp

(1:10:30) CFB frauds in 2026?

Chris Schmidt, Elijah Herbel, and Arden Locke join you on a Tuesday to react to what we heard from the Husker coordinators on Tuesday morning. They're joined by Mitch Sherman in Hour One before Michael Bruntz and Bill Bender each join the show in Hour Two.

(00:00) More excited to watch the offense or the defense?

(16:27) Mitch Sherman

(29:25) Thoughts from Coach Aurich

(38:20) College struggles

(42:46) Michael Bruntz

(59:13) Bill Bender

(1:15:03) Thoughts from Dana Holgorsen