Jake, Kraig, and Dan sit down to discuss the offseason for Nebraska football and men's basketball. Well, Dan and Kraig do. Jake is a distraction.

Kraig is back on the pod after a three-week-long trip to Oregon. Dan and Kraig sit down to briefly discuss Nebraska's recent win in the College Basketball Crown Tournament before turning their attention to last weekend's NFL draft.

It is a slow time in the sports calendar, and the Sports Mostly Pod is working with a skeleton crew. Dan and Jake sit down to discuss some recent trips they've taken, and an interview given by a former almost Blackshirt.

Jake, Kraig, and Dan are joined by special guest, York High School wrestling coach, Ryan Johnson. Jake interviews Ryan about the highs and lows of being a high school wrestling coach, and the gang discusses Nebraska's second-place finish at Wrestling Nationals.

From fried chicken, to bad Thai food, to the first sushi meal ever eaten in Nebraska; this episode pushed the limits of being mostly about sports. The gang eventually arrives at a discussion about the disappointing end to the men's basketball season, the anti-climactic start to the baseball season, and Nebraska's second-place finish at the Big Ten Conference wrestling meet.

After a few weeks off the air due to technical difficulties, the gang is back to discuss the downward trajectory of Nebraska men's basketball, and an unsatisfying weekend of Husker baseball.

Another football season has come and gone. The episode kicks off with Jake and Kraig discussing how best to categorize Kraig's lateness. The gang recaps the Super Bowl, and previews the Nebraska baseball season which starts on Friday.

With Jake and Matt taking the night off, special guest Roman Rodriquez joins Dan and Kraig to discuss the merits and current state of the NFL's Rooney Rule. The episode ends with a touch-and-go round of Super Bowl trivia.

Dan sits down with Jake and Matt to talk about the state of the Husker wrestling program heading into their top-ten matchup with Penn State on Friday, as well as the newly expanded College Football Playoff.

The new year is upon us, and with it, a new episode of the pod. The gang sits down to recap Nebraska's first winning season in football since 2016, as well as their 20-15 win over Boston College on December 28. A game that, unsurprisingly, Kraig did not watch.