In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland break down their takeaways from Nebraska's spring camp and talk basketball's transfer portal updates.

Sam and Evan talk the differences in Marcus Satterfield's offense and Dana Holgorsen's and other takeaways from Nebraska football's spring camp.

The duo talk the transfer portal movement for Nebraska men's basketball after the Huskers won the inaugural College Basketball Crown.

Sam and Evan discuss the state of Nebraska baseball and where the Huskers stand in regards to making the NCAA tournament.

The guys open with a conversation about what intrigues them most about the Husker defense, and what could look different scheme-wise with Butler at the reins and new assistants on staff. 

Sam and Evan talk about what the Blackshirts were best at last season, where they need to improve, and debate whether Matt Rhule should change his strategy for defensive recruiting.

The guys dive into some questions sent in by fans, including whether Nebraska will throw the ball more in 2025 behind an improved receiver core. The two also look at the position groups who are most mysterious and how they predict the depth charts will play out come fall. 

The last fan question the guys answer is about how the House vs. NCAA settlement, and how, if approved, will affect football schools like Nebraska vs. basketball schools like Creighton. Will NU be able to spend as much on basketball transfers as CU if they also have to use part of the revenue-sharing pie on popular sports like volleyball?

The guys start by studying Rhule's quotes, including a clarification on Dylan Raiola's body weight after last week's reaction. The two talk about the vibes around the program at the moment with several new staff members settling in and plenty of big roster decisions looming.

Next, Sam and Evan discuss where NU has fallen short in Rhule's first two years, and some of the randomness that has partaken because of a missed kick, bad snap, or other specialist issues. The guys question whether all of the mistakes can be cleaned up by new coaches. The two look at where Nebraska will change its strategy, particularly in building around the quarterback and finding ways for Raiola to be more aggressive and hit big plays.

The two end the episode with a look at Nebraska baseball's road trip that has plummeted the Huskers in the Big Ten standings and how the team can recover after another road loss Tuesday night.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland break down Matt Rhule's comments on Dylan Raiola and why or why not Nebraska should being focusing on its young, healthy offensive linemen.

Sam and Evan discuss Matt Rhule's comments on the roster and is it as good as the coach says it is, or is he speaking it into existence?

The duo breaks down Matt Rhule's comment on Dylan Raiola's body composition and what the point of it was.

Sam and Evan discuss whether Nebraska should stick with its hurt but veteran offensive linemen or if Matt Rhule and Co. should move onto the young and healthy linemen.

Fred Hoiberg isn’t going anywhere, but is the die already cast for Nebraska men's basketball?

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland talk Nebraska's revamped football staff and the potential impact of transfers. 

Sam and Evan each talk their key takeaway from each of the new Nebraska football staff members.

The duo break down the potential impact of each of Nebraska football's new transfers.

Sam and Evan discuss Nebraska's double-overtime loss to Ohio State, what happened and what it means for the rest of the season.

The duo discuss how Nebraska baseball is still figuring itself out this season.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland talk the state of football and their preseason expectations for Nebraska baseball.

They start off the podcast by remembering the life and legacy of Greg Sharpe, the voice of Nebraska football and baseball.

Sam and Evan discuss whether or not Nebraska would thrive in a football super league and how that would work, particularly in regards to other sports.

With a standout year still ongoing, the duo break down where Brice Williams ranks among other Nebraska men's basketball players.

They talk the legacy Alexis Markowski will leave on Nebraska women's basketball and where she stacks up against other Husker greats.

They close out with a breakdown of Nebraska baseball's and softball's strong starts and their expectations for both teams this season.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland talk the state of football and their preseason expectations for Nebraska baseball.

The two open with a brief discussion of the Super Bowl and move onto the state of football from the top level to high school.

Sam and Evan talk their preseason expectations for Nebraska baseball. Will the Huskers or Oregon win the Big Ten?

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon, Tom Shatel and Evan Bland break down Nebraska not holding a traditional spring game and if Matt Rhule paranoid or justified in saying tampering was a reason behind the change.

The crew opens with Nebraska's announcement that the Huskers won't have a traditional spring game and Matt Rhule's comments that part of the decision came from the tampering that happens in college football.

They talk whether there is tampering and the loss of the Nebraska tradition.

The trio moves onto Nebraska hiring Mike Ekeler special teams coordinator and the shuffling of Matt Rhule's staff this offseason.

Is this a Matt Rhule 2.0 staff? Does this free Rhule to take on more of a CEO, while coordinators become mini head coaches of their units.  

Matt Rhule said he aims to blend talent (big NIL players) with culture (walk-on sort of players) on Nebraska's 105-man roster.

Is this feasible, and is it worth it? How do you do it during the revenue sharing era?

John Cook has stepped down as Nebraska volleyball coach and his successor has been named former Husker and Louisville coach Dani Busboom Kelly. Was it a seamless transition?

Is there a better fit — or more qualified — to take over the Husker program?

The crew also talks the parallels to Tom Osborne and Frank Solich and Scott Frost, and why this was the perfect time for Cook to retire.

Nebraska men's basketball was on a big losing streaking. Now the Huskers have beaten two straight ranked teams (Illinois and Oregon) and are back on the NCAA tournament bubble.

They talk how Fred Hoiberg's Hail Mary (calling the Illinois game the Huskers' Super Bowl) changed Nebraska's course and how Brice Williams and Juwan Gary have had huge impacts on the team. 

What does Nebraska need to do to get off the bubble and into the NCAA tournament?

The crew gives their Super Bowl predictions — will the Kansas City Chiefs three-peat? — and what it will take for each team to win.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon and Evan Bland break down what is going on with Nebraska basketball's six-game losing streak and the standout Husker football players.

The crew opens with Nebraska men's basketball being on a six-game losing streak.

What is going on with the team — why aren't the Huskers knocking opponents out early at Pinnacle Bank Arena? Is it surprising and how has the story changed for Nebraska since the streak began?
The duo breaks down how each Big Ten school is spending its money on coaches and where Nebraska stacks up against each university.

Are coaching salaries going down as college athletics enters into revenue sharing with athletes?

They give their standout three high school, transfer and returning players for Nebraska.

In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Tom Shatel break down Nebraska football's aggressive approach to the transfer portal and who may coach the Huskers' special teams in 2025.

The crew opens with a discussion on Nebraska's aggressive approach to the transfer portal this offseason and who the Huskers have added and lost.

They also talk the standouts from the portal throughout the years.

They talk Nebraska's offseason overhaul of special teams and who may coach the Huskers' third unit.

Will a name be coming soon?

The crew talks how Nebraska can reach the goal that Ohio State and Notre Dame achieved this year: Playing for a national title.

After a narrow loss to Iowa and a blowout one to Purdue, the crew discusses why this doesn't spell doom for the Nebraska men's basketball team's season.

They also discuss the upsides to this year's Huskers and Fred Hoiberg's passion for the job.

The close out with what Allison Weidner's third season-ending injury means for Nebraska women's basketball this season.