In the longest-ever episode of the Sports Mostly Pod, Dan and Kraig take a historical deep dive into the origins of Nebraska's success in college football, the program's fall from grace, and where we go from here.

It was a weekend of dominant Husker wrestling, and the 49ers are back in the Super Bowl. The only thing that could make this podcast better would be ice cream...and Jake. Matt has some pretty serious audio issues in the final few minutes, you have my permission to skip it.

The gang is back after a three-week hiatus. It's a new year, but the same podcast. Jake tells the story of Nash Hutmacher's college wrestling debut, and Dan is nearly sucked into a conversation about Nebraska's 2004 coaching search.

For the time being, it seems five-star quarterback recruit Dylan Raiola is bound for Lincoln, Nebraska. The gang pays respects to an amazing season of Husker volleyball, and Kraig reminds everyone that he can't be expected to set his fantasy football lineup because he works during the day.

The volleyball team is on to the Final Four, and Nebrasketball is back in the win column. The gang discusses a great weekend for Husker athletics, Kraig and Matt weigh in on the College Football Playoff, and Dan and Jake have high spirited discussion about the future of Nebraska's offensive line.

Special guest Roman Rodriquez joins Jake and Dan to discuss a highly eventful week in sports. Jake recalls a trip to Vegas, and Dan makes an impassioned case for Florida State to make the College Football Playoff.

Another football season has come and gone. The gang sits down to discuss Nebraska's 5-7 football season, the 7-0 men's basketball team, and everything from train museums to Chilean Sea Bass.

It's hard to say who was having a harder time; the Nebraska offense, or the Sport's Mostly Pod's audio. I apologize in advance for some pretty rough production issues on this episode. The content is good, hopefully the echoes aren't too much of a distraction.

Dan sits down with Matt and Kraig to break down Nebraska's 31-14 win over Purdue last Saturday. The gang discusses the seemingly inexhaustible capacity of this year's defense, exciting contributions made by young players, and, of course, Tommi Hill.

The gang sits down to discuss Nebraska's 17-9 win over Northwestern last Saturday; a win that would not have been possible had it not been for the fact that Kraig was wearing deodorant. Matt recounts his trip to Chicago over the weekend, and Jake tries to gaslight Dan.