After a dramatic week in the transfer portal, and the pleasantly surprising return of Emmett Johnson, the gang sits down to discuss life after football on the Husker sports calendar. Jake previews the wrestling season, and is an overgrown child when Dan tries to talk about men's basketball. Plus predictions for this week's NCAA Volleyball Final Four.

On the ten-year anniversary of the firing of Bo Pelini; Dan, Jake, and Kraig sit down to discuss the departure of Tony White, the imminent chaos of the transfer portal, and a second consecutive 13-10 loss to Iowa.

Nebraska is back in the win column for the first time in six calendar weeks, and back in a bowl game for the first time in...significantly longer than six weeks. A mostly jovial podcast with terrible audio turns hostile when Jake and Dan have a disagreement about Thomas Fidone.

The gang is back after three weeks away. Dan, Jake, and Matt sit down to discuss Nebraska's 28-20 loss to USC last Saturday, and talk about how good Jake looks like with a fish.

The gang faces their fears and talks about Nebraska's 56-7 loss to Indiana on Saturday. You have to really like Dan yelling.

Dan, Jake, and Kraig sit down to discuss the first half of the season, Nebraska's offensive struggles against Rutgers, and try to figure out how many games Bryce Benhart has started.

It is National Podcast Day, according to the internet. Dan, Jake, and Matt sit down to discuss Nebraska's 28-10 win over Purdue on Saturday, and complain about Kraig. Like a lot.

Special guest Roman Rodriquez joins the podcast as the gang sits down to discuss the state of Clemson football, Dak Prescott's contract, and the best places in Lincoln to eat walleye. Eventually we talk about the Husker game. I promise.

The Sports Mostly Pod turns 50. Dan, Jake, and Kraig sit down to recap Nebraska's 40-7 win over UTEP last Saturday, and look forward to this week's contest against Colorado.

The Sports Mostly Pod is back for season three. Dan, Kraig, and Jake sit down to preview the 2024-2025 Nebraska sports calendar, and Dan establishes his reputation as the Trail King of Nebraska.