Husker Cuz Cast: Recent Episodes
Husker Cuz Cast
The Cousins preview the Northern Illinois game; Key players; How NIU can exploit Nebraska; How Nebraska can exploit NIU; Bold predictions; Score Predictions; Games of the Week ATS.
The Cousins preview the Minnesota game: 1st Depth Chart; Where Nebraska can expose Minnesota; Where Minnesota can expose Nebraska; How the game will play out; & Score predictions. Also, Conference Championship picks; Playoff predictions; & Games of the Week.
The Cousins preview the 2023 Huskers Season by breaking down the position groups and predicting starters. They offer ceiling/floor record predictions as well as their 2023 season prediction. Finally, they project the B1G West standings.
The Cousins discuss debate the impact of losing WR Zavier Betts and the impact to WR room. They discuss offensive struggles in fall scrimmages and kicker worries. They also preview the B1G West teams and predict O/U on win totals.
The Cousins discuss BTN at fall practice; Jeff Sims turnovers and expectations; Huskers Secondary; Potential move to 10 conference games. They also preview the B1G East teams and predict O/U on win totals. They also project the B1G East standings.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on Conference Realignment in the Big Ten and Big 12. They ponder what this means for College Football, fans, athletes, and Nebraska; What is next for the Big Ten; Implications for the CFB Playoff; and what is next for PAC-12.
The Cousins discuss the beginning of fall camp to include: The resigning of TE Coach Bob Wager and the promotion of Josh Martin as TE Coach; Roster updates; The impact of Myles Farmer's suspension on the DB room; Fall practice split into two groups; Backup QBs; Edge rushers; & Depth on DL.
The Cousins welcome back @JeffreyTheGreek of the @EyesOnB1G podcast to discuss the newly released Cleveland Plain Dealer Preseason Big Ten poll; Big 10 Media Days Thoughts; Issues at Northwestern; The suspension of Jim Harbaugh; Ranking of the Big Ten West QBs'; Ryan Walters at Purdue; Weapons at Iowa; Illinois Defense in 2023; Possibility of downyear at Wisconsin; Nebraska's LBs ranking in Big Ten; Matt Rhule; Better, Same, Worse for Big Ten West Teams. Also, Minnesota talk.
The Cousins breakdown the Huskers position groups by playing a game of "Better,Same,Worse" compared to last year. They also offer their Top 5 Newcomers to the team for 2023.
The Cousins breakdown the Huskers position groups by playing a game of "Better, Same, Worse" compared to last year. They also offer their Top 5 Newcomers to the team for 2023.
The Cousins announce their new partnership with @HurrdatSports to begin their 8th season of the podcast. They discuss the most recent excitement on the Huskers recruiting front. They recap some of the more popular CFB magazine publications. Finally, they debate Coaches on the Hot Seat in the B1G and the firing of Northwestern HC Pat Fitzgerald.
The Cousins discuss the 2024/2025 Big Ten Schedule Release, Nebraska’s draw for each year, and the protected rivalries. They also debate their Top 5 Most Intriguing B1G Non-Conference matchups and Top 5 Most Intriguing B1G Crossover games.
The Cousins discuss the what it means that Dylan Raiola committed to Georgia; Colorado Game & ticket costs; the Top 4 Most Intriguing & Least Intriguing games on the Husker schedule. Finally a quick look conference realignment in the ACC.
The Cousins welcome back Adam McClintock (@CFB_Professor) to talk about the Spring Game; Matrix Analytical, affect of Transfer Portal on the model; Big Ten, #Huskers Coaching Staff; Casey Thompson transferring & Returning Production; and what the model likes & hates about Nebraska this year.
The Cousins offer their biggest takeaway from the spring game; debate if this game changes their outlook for the season; they breakdown the performances of each position group in the spring game; finally, they discuss the latest transfers.
The Cousins start off wondering if there is a Matt Rhule-Deion Sanders feud. They praised the Spring Game format. They also discussed what they are looking forward to seeing most in the spring game: Jeff Sims/QBs, WRs, 3-3-5 Defense, and how OL holds up.
The Cousins discuss the following: Can Haarberg be the 2nd Team QB? Physicality of practice; Pass Rushers; Is HC Rhule a Top 25 coach? Will any Huskers be in the Transfer Portal before the Spring game?
The Cousins discuss some of the position changes of interest for the Huskers; gray jerseys; new single digit jersey tradition; and the return of Frank Solich to Memorial Stadium.
The Cousins welcome in Ken and Scott from @GenRedPod. They discuss 5 storylines headed into Spring Camp: Top WR; TE Battle; Will we learn anything about the Defensive Scheme; biggest splash transfer not named Jeff Simms; roster attrition. We also preview the March 25 recruiting weekend.
The Cousins breakdown the Huskers defensive position groups and then rank their best defensive position groups headed into the spring. Finally, they rank all of the offensive and defensive position groups all together.
The Cousins breakdown the the Huskers offensive position groups and then rank their best offensive position groups headed into the spring. They also discuss Nebrasketball and the B1G Tournament.
The Cousins discuss what it would mean to the program to get a commitment from Dylan Raiola; the February of Nebrasketball; Big 10 Conference Expansion talk; and potential rule changes in College Football.
The Cousins discuss the recruits signing with the Huskers on February 1; recruiting rankings; which position groups can shed players to reach the 85 scholarship limit; and debate which transfers are likely/possible/will not start.
The Cousins discuss the hiring of Bob Wager (TE), Rob Dvoracek (LB), Garrett McGuire (WR) and rank the 10 assistant coaches. They give a recruiting update. They also debate playoff expansion.
Justin and Derrick recap and discuss Matt Rhule’s first recruiting class at Nebraska. They discuss how Nebraska fared in the recruiting rankings; coaches that impressed on recruiting trail; targeting of positions of need; recruits with best chance to make immediate impact; and tidbits from Matt Rhule’s signing day press conference.
The Cousins celebrate the hiring of new Head Coach Matt Rhule. They debate if he was the right hire for Nebraska, reasons of optimism and reasons of concern. They also discuss the 24-17 victory over Iowa. Finally, they pick the Championship Games of the Week.
The Cousins welcome in @JeffreyTheGreek to breakdown the Black Friday game vs Iowa. They also discuss the 15-14 loss to Wisconsin and the latest in the Nebraska coaching search. Finally, Games of the Week picks.
The Cousins react to the 34-3 Michigan loss and discuss the QB situation. They also preview the Wisconsin game, guess how many points Nebraska will need to score to win, discuss Senior Day, and make score predictions. Finally, Games of the Week picks.
The Cousins react to the 20-13 Minnesota loss and debate the game plan and QB utilization. They also preview the lopsided matchup against Michigan. Finally, Games of the Week picks.
The Cousins recap the 26-9 Illinois loss; ponder Mickey Joseph’s future; and preview the Minnesota game. Finally, Games of the Week picks.
The Cousins welcome in @JeffreyTheGreek to celebrate our 250th Episode and talk some Big Ten Football. We also breakdown the Illinois game. Finally, Games of the Week.
The Cousins recap the 43-37 loss to Purdue. They discuss and grade 9 potential candidates for the Nebraska head coach job. Also, Games of the Week.
The Cousins recap the tale of two halves with the 14-13 victory over Rutgers; Offensive line troubles; and was Mickey Joseph dealt a bad hand. They also preview the Purdue game; keys to the game; bold predictions; and score predictions. Also, Games of the Week.
The Cousins recap the 35-21 victory over Indiana and discuss players that stepped up, defense, and more. They discuss the Paul Chryst firing at Wisconsin and project their revised B1G West winner. They also preview the Rutgers game. And, Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins preview the Indiana game. They discuss reasons why Indiana and Nebraska can win. They debate what would be signs of progress on defensive and offensive side for Nebraska. Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins preview the Indiana game. They discuss reasons why Indiana and Nebraska can win. They debate what would be signs of progress on defensive and offensive side for Nebraska. Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins react to the news of Erik Chinander being fired as Defensive Coordinator of Nebraska. Also,Games of the Week.
The Cousins react to the news of Erik Chinander being fired as Defensive Coordinator of Nebraska. Also,Games of the Week.
The Cousins react to the presser for Interim HC Mickey Joseph. They also breakdown the Oklahoma game and discuss matchups, and score predictions. Finally, Games of the Week.
The Cousins react to the presser for Interim HC Mickey Joseph. They also breakdown the Oklahoma game and discuss matchups, and score predictions. Finally, Games of the Week.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on the firing of Scott Frost as Head Coach of Nebraska. They discuss where it all went wrong; the final nail in the coffin (GASO loss); was it the right decision and time; Mickey Joseph; other staff changes; and future head coaching candidates.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on the firing of Scott Frost as Head Coach of Nebraska. They discuss where it all went wrong; the final nail in the coffin (GASO loss); was it the right decision and time; Mickey Joseph; other staff changes; and future head coaching candidates.
The Cousins recap the 38-17 win against North Dakota and hand out grades. They also preview the Georgia Southern game. Also, Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins recap the 38-17 win against North Dakota and hand out grades. They also preview the Georgia Southern game. Also, Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins recap the 28-31 Northwestern loss. They identify any red flags they saw from the Huskers and hand out grades. They also preview the North Dakota game. Also, Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins breakdown the Northwestern game in Dublin, Ireland. They discuss reasons why each team can win and matchups to watch. They also offer their Power 5 conference champions and playoff teams.
The Cousins breakdown the 2022 Husker season. They offer their areas of the team where they are most confident and areas where they are least confident. They also answer season superlatives. Finally, record predictions and B1G West standings.
The Cousins preview the teams out of the Big Ten West (except for Nebraska which will be discussed in depth next week). They also pick the O/U for win totals for those teams.
The Cousins preview the teams out of the Big Ten East. They also pick the O/U for win totals for those teams. Finally, they predict their final BigTen East Standings.
The Cousins debate questions answered and questions unanswered for the Huskers at Big Ten Media Days. They also discuss the http://Cleveland.com Big Ten Poll. Finally, they discuss Husker players showing up on award watch lists.
The Cousins welcome back @ChappyCFB to preview Northwestern and to take an early look at the Nebraska-Northwestern game in Dublin. Finally, they rank Nebraska’s schedule from easiest to toughest.
The Cousins welcome back @JeffreyTheGreek of the @EyesOnB1G podcast. We discuss conference realignment, Nebraska’s upcoming season, and Big Ten West teams in 2022.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on USC and UCLA joining the Big Ten. They ponder if the Big Ten should expand and add more teams, and nominate teams to add. They also look at the other conferences making moves to realign.
The Cousins breakdown all position groups by playing a game of Same, Better or Worse compared to last year. They also look at the implications of the Nouri Nouili suspension. They offer their Top 5 Impactful Transfers for 2022. Finally, they answer some questions out of the mailbag.
The Cousins recap Nebraska’s Spring Game by discussing things they liked and disliked about it; position groups we feel better about and worse about; special teams thoughts; and players that impressed.
The Cousins preview Nebraska’s Spring Game by discussing their intriguing position battles (RB, WR, Secondary); things in spring game that could make us more optimistic and pessimistic; and dark horses on offense and defense.
The Cousins welcome in Adam McClintock to discuss Matrix Analytical (@AthDeptEdges) and his CFB Preview. Adam breaks down Nebraska’s new coaching hires; thoughts on Nebraska’s spring camp; and highlights from the Big Ten preview from his initial CFB Football model.
The Cousins discuss the opening of Huskers spring camp. They breakdown the injuries headed into camp and the impact. They also debate the improvements to see in spring to include: Pass Rusher, Redzone Offense, Special Teams, Offensive Line, Quarterbacks, Running Back rotation.
The Cousins discuss the hiring of Bill Busch as Special Teams Coordinator. Then they breakdown all of the Husker Transfer Portal additions and debate which ones can make an immediate impact?
The Cousins react to the official hirings of WR Coach Mickey Joseph, OC Mark Whipple, and OL Coach Donovan Raiola and grade the hires. Finally, topics that should have been hidden tracks were discussed: deserving playoff teams and Nebrasketball.
The Cousins debate the Huskers ongoing coaching search and WR Coach Mickey Joseph. They discuss the decision of Adrian Martinez to enter the transfer portal and other transfers. They also praise the Huskers that made the All Big Ten Conference teams. And Games of the Week!
The Cousins discuss the season ending injury to QB Adrian Martinez and recap the 35-28 loss to Wisconsin. Then they welcome in @JeffreyTheGreek to preview the Iowa game. They discuss the Vegas line on the game, and Iowa’s matchup on offense, defense, special teams. Also Games of the Week.
The Cousins predict which Huskers could appear on the Big Ten All-Conference teams at the end of the season. Then, they preview Wisconsin and discuss their improvement throughout the season. They ponder if the offense will look different in final two games; wonder if motivation will be an issue; and debate if they expect any rotation at different positions to gain experience for next year.
The Cousins react to the news of Scott Frost returning for another year and the firing of four offensive assistants. The conversation gets heated as the cousins do not agree on any topic as they debate the past, future, and current state of a Scott Frost led team.
The Cousins discuss the Purdue game as the losses begin to pile up. They also debate how hot Scott Frost’s seat has become. They preview the Ohio State game and look for Husker advantages in the game. Finally, they reflect upon the initial Playoff Committee’s Rankings. Also, Games of the Week.
The Cousins offer their Playoff Top 6 a week ahead of the Playoff Committee’s rankings next week. They also debate the effectiveness of the new CFB overtime format. Finally, they preview the Purdue game and discuss the Purdue QB situation and their offensive weapons; they also debate if Purdue’s defense is really good despite their stats. Also, Games of the Week.
The Cousins discuss the 30-23 Minnesota loss, controversial plays, and PJ Fleck. Then, they offer mid-season grades on every position group to include offensive/defensive coaching, special teams, and an overall grade for the team. Also, Games of the Week.
The Cousins reflect upon the Michigan loss, bitch about the officiating, but praise the effort of the Huskers. Next, they preview Minnesota, Tanner Morgan and the offense, the Gopher defensive improvement, and look back on previous matchups with Minnesota. Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins praise the 56-7 victory over Northwestern, the AC/DC light show at the end of the 3rd quarter, and more. Then they preview a tough matchup with No. 9 Michigan coming to Lincoln. Score Predictions and Games of the Week.
The Cousins discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the 23-20 OT loss to Michigan St. They preview Northwestern. Finally, they make their Games of the Week picks.
The Cousins discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the 23-16 loss to Oklahoma. They preview the Michigan State game and debate whether or not they are a Top. 25 team and if this would be considered a signature win for Frost. They also discuss the keys to success for Nebraska and Michigan State, and offer score predictions. Finally, they make their Games of the Week.
The Cousins discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the 28-3 victory over Buffalo. They preview the Oklahoma game and debate keys to success for Nebraska and Oklahoma and offer score predictions. Finally, they make their Games of the Week picks!
The Cousins react to a 52-7 win over Fordham and offer their takeaways from the game. They preview the 1-0 Buffalo Bulls coming to Lincoln and discuss the release of the first depth chart. Finally, they make their Games of the Week picks!
The Cousins reflect upon the embarrassing 30-22 loss to Illinois and discuss the many blunders on offense and special teams. They preview Fordham and offer what they need to see in this game to make them feel better about the Huskers. Finally, Games of the Week picks!
The Cousins discuss the release of the Blackshirts, touch on the RB position, then welcome in @B1GKurt to breakdown the Nebraska-Illinois game to include Illinois Offense and Defense and finally offer Score Predictions!
The Cousins offer their Top 5 Keys to Success for the Huskers football season and debate the results.
The Cousins preview the 2021 Husker season. They go in depth with each position group on offense and defense. Finally, they offer their record predictions for the season and project the final Big Ten standings.
The Cousins preview the Big 10. They discuss the returning starters, key returners, strengths & weaknesses for each team. Finally, they project the overall record and conference record for each of those teams.
The Cousins welcome in Thomas Smith (@HuskerTom1997) to talk B1G Media Days, Coaches on the hot seat, Conference realignment and Recruiting.
The Cousins welcome in Braden Gall (@BradenGall) of Athlon Sports to talk NIL, Nebraska, Scott Frost, and the dismantling of the NCAA!!
The Cousins rank the 2021 Huskers schedule from easiest to toughest and assign confidence points (0-10) to each game.
The Cousins welcome back Adam McClintock (@cfb_professor) to chat about his 2021 Analytics College Football Preview. They also discuss the retirement of Bill Moos and what it means to Scott Frost and the program. Finally, they get Adam’s thoughts on playoff expansion and if his analytics model can support it.
The Cousins react to the news of former 5 Star Ohio State Cornerback Tyreke Johnson transferring to Nebraska and where he fits in the defense. They also discuss recent news of the transfer of David Alston, another transfer by Luke McCaffrey, and the commitment of QB Richard Torres from San Antonio. Finally, they debate the proposal of a 12 Team College Football Playoff and the positives and negatives.
The Cousins react to the Big Ten Champion Husker Baseball Team in the Arkansas Regional and fantastic season. They discuss Draft Kings O/U of 6 wins for the football team. They also discuss trap games for the Huskers and games that Nebraska could be a trap game for. They also debate which position group they would like to see improvement from on offense if only one position group could be chosen. Finally, they discuss the Huskers on the Athlon’s Preseason All B1G Teams and who was missed.
The Cousins react to the Spring Game by discussing the game format. They breakdown the position groups on offense and defense. They offer their biggest takeaways from the game. Finally, they give their Real Deal and Surprise Player selections.
The Cousins celebrate their 200th episode by welcoming back Cousin Patrick for a Spring Game Preview. They discuss the Thomas Fidone injury, spring game format and Bill Moos’ expectations of 8-9 wins. They also look at the intriguing position battles; ponder what they could see out of the spring game that would give them optimism and pessimism; offer dark horses on offense and defense; meaningless score predictions; and Huskers in the draft.
Tyler offers his thoughts on his observations from the Husker spring practice that was opened to the public on Saturday. He details the atmosphere, Omar Manning, QBs, OL, RBs, Defense, and Newcomers that stood out.
The Cousins discuss the focus on improvements in spring ball plus offer the improvements they would like to see addressed: downfield passing, special teams, turnovers, penalties, running back usage, scoring defense and scoring offense.
The Cousins start off their 6th season of the podcast by previewing Spring Ball. They discuss Mike Dawson as new Special Teams Coordinator; Samori Toure as slot receiver; and most exciting position battles headed into spring.
The Cousins welcome in Danny Jaillet (@NebCornholio) to breakdown the 2021 Huskers recruiting class: rating the class, Super 6, freshmen to burn redshirts. They also discuss Matt Lubick returning as OC to Nebraska; strengths of offense next year; and areas of concern for the defense headed into 2021.
The Cousins discuss the news of three more transfers: Luke McCaffrey, Kade Warner & Will Farniak. They also debate Scott Frost’s comments on: competing for a division title, the return of all ten assistants, the shared play-calling with Matt Lubick. They also talk recruiting prior to signing day. And a bit of MLB HoF talk to end it.
The Cousins discuss the returning seniors and debate how great the 2021 defense can be, if defense is more bought in than the offense; draftable Huskers; early enrollees; and transfers. We also discuss the firing of Special Teams Analyst Jonathan Rutledge, and Athlon's Big Ten Power Poll of Nebraska at 5 in the West.
The Cousins react to the news of Wan'Dale Robinson transferring. We debate who was a bigger loss to the offense: Wan'Dale or JD; Faith in Frost and the offense. We also look at the remaining RB and WR rooms, and the additions of two transfers (RB Stepp and WR Toure)
The Cousins discuss whether or not Nebraska should have declined a bowl game. We recapped the Rutgers win. Then we reviewed the 2020 season by evaluating the QB situation; debated strengths and weaknesses on offense and defense; handed out awards for MVP, Newcomer of the Year, & Most Improved Player; coaching changes. Finally, we discuss the CFB Playoff.
The Cousins lament the depressing loss to Minnesota. Then they discuss Husker notes of Brendon Jaimes, Collin Miller, and Offensive All Big Ten teams. Finally we break down the Rutgers game. Also, Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins praise the win at Purdue and take note of the top players of the game. They also evaluate the season thus far. They also debate if Indiana will get screwed out of the Big Ten Championship. Then they preview the Minnesota game and discuss the offensive/defensive games. Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins assess Nebraska’s close loss to Iowa and discuss QB switching, Center snaps, RB situation, Defense, and Special Teams. Then they look ahead to Purdue and look at their offensive weapons. They also debate where Nebraska can exploit Bob Diaco’s defense. Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins react to a humiliating 41-23 home loss to Illinois. Then @JeffreyTheGreek of the @EyesOnB1G podcast joins us to breakdown the Iowa game. He offers his assessment of the Nebraska-Illinois game and state of the program. He also goes in depth to look at the Iowa offense and defense.
The Cousins celebrate a great win by recapping the Penn State win. We discuss Luke McCaffrey’s first start, Wandale Robinson, and offensive performance in second half. We also praise the defensive performance for holding PSU to 23 points. We then welcome in @B1GKurt of the @EyesOnB1G podcast to breakdown the Illinois game to include: Line of NU -15.5, Lovie Smith and Hot Seat, Illinois Qb Situation, Illinois running game, Illinois Defense vs Nebraska Defense, Round of Score Predictions.
The Cousins have a fiery conversation in recapping the Northwestern game discussing Nebraska’s red zone struggles and a QB controversy. Then, Cory Lestochi of @HardcoreCFB joins the show to breakdown the Penn State game and offer score predictions. Also, Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins welcome in Tim Chapman (@Champion_Lit), writer for the Wildcat Report, to breakdown the Northwestern game. We discuss his new book, ChampioNUnderdog; last year’s NU team; Northwestern’s offensive and defensive breakdown; and Score Predictions. Also, Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins recap the Ohio State loss. They discuss what the good and the areas of concern on offense and defense. They then welcome in Asher Low of the Locked on Badgers podcast & Badgerswire to give the latest on the Wisconsin COVID situation and breakdown the Nebraska-Wisconsin matchup. Also, Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins complete their Husker season preview by discussing the depth chart, bold predictions and final record prediction. They also welcome in @ScarletGreatCT of the Scarlet and Great Podcast to breakdown the Ohio State game. Also Games of the Week & Best Bets.
The Cousins breakdown each position group on the Huskers defense. Lots of healthy debate on the fronts of the defensive line, linebackers, and secondary. Games of the Week & Best Bests.
The Cousins breakdown each position group on the Husker offense. Amongst subtopics: Debate whether a possible QB controversy is brewing; who is Number 2 RB; top 3 WRs in receiving yards; TE involvement; snap issues at center. Games of the Week & Best Bets.
The Cousins discuss 3 things they are looking forward to as the Huskers begin fall camp. They also play a game of Over/Under for B1G win totals (per http://sportsbetting.ag) Games of the Week & Best Bets.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on the new release of the Big Ten Schedule. They discuss their record expectations for Nebraska and debate their minimum acceptable record to show progress. Games of the Week and Best Bets.
The Cousins expected an announcement on the return of Huskers and Big Ten Football, but Kevin Warren failed them again. They discussed the incompetencies in the conference. Then offered their thoughts on a 12 Team Dream Conference. They also debated the conference champions and contenders of the Power 5 conferences. Finally, they picked the games of the week and named their best bet of the week
The Cousins welcome back John Swedlund, contributor at HuskerCorner.com, to give a recruiting update. They chat about Thomas Fidone and the current class, potential commits, additional class needs, scholarship limits & early enrollees, and more.
The cousins discuss the cancellation of fall football, and the way it was handled by the Big Ten. They also discuss the possibility of a spring season.
The Cousins react to the release of the new B1G schedule. They dive into the addition of Michigan St to the Husker schedule; debate the first game vs Rutgers and schedule changes with Wisconsin and Purdue. They discuss players opting out in B1G. They also debate the winners and losers of rescheduling in the B1G. Finally, they discuss the differences between #BigTenUnited vs the PAC12’s #WeAreUnited.
The Cousins discuss the latest 2020 recruit, Nadab Joseph, an elite JUCO DB. They also debate their thoughts for dipping into the JUCO ranks for talent. Finally, they offer their thoughts on what conferences will do with scheduling, what they want to see happen, and how post season should be handled.
The Cousins discuss roster updates with the transfer of JD Spielman to TCU and transfer of Jaiden Francois from the 2020 class. They also debate their Top 5 Best players on offense and defense.
The Cousins discuss the Big Ten’s decision to move to a Conference only schedule in 2020. They also debate some points made by Colin Cowherd regarding Scott Frost on the hot seat and Husker expectations: 7.5 wins, recruiting, and having a “thing”. Finally, they debate whether or not Nebraska should have left for the Big Ten.
The Cousins preview the Husker position groups on offense and defense; play a game of better, same or worse for each unit from last year; then rank all position groups from top to bottom.
The Cousins discuss Bill Moos’ comments on 6 wins and rank Nebraska’s schedule from easiest to hardest. Then they take a look at 2019’s major team statistics and played a game of Over/Under for those stats in 2020.
The Cousins discuss the impact of Noah Vedral transferring. They also reflect upon the Huskers drafted and signed in in the 2020 Draft. Finally, they debate which Husker Seniors could be drafted or signed in the 2021 NFL Draft.
The Cousins welcome back former Husker WR Brandon Kinnie. He offered his thoughts on the impact of no Spring Practice; Matt Lubick as new OC; JD Spielman’s return; QB Competition in 2020; Taylor Martinez; 2009 Big 12 Championship; and the O/U of 6.5 wins set for Nebraska.
The Cousins debate their Top 5 Coaches in the B1G on the Hot Seat. The also rank all of the B1G Coaches from best to worst. Derrick and Justin go on to hammer Tyler for his picks.
The Cousins reflect upon the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports; affect on Huskers Spring Practice; NCAA granting eligibility to Seniors competing in spring sports; Nebrasketball and Vedral and Banks joining the team.
The Cousins debate the impact of JD Spielman not participating in spring practice. They also discuss their most interesting position battles; players stepping up; strongest/weakest position groups; transfer candidates and more.
The Cousins share how their Defensive Depth Chart would look like if they were in charge, and debate how good the 2020 defense will be. They also discuss the impact of the Darrion Chase transfer and the hiring of Jonathan Rutledge as Special Teams Analyst.
The Cousins share how their Offensive Depth Chart would look like if they were in charge. They also discuss their Special Teams concerns after Sean Snyder goes to USC. Finally, they debate if there is a need for salary caps for CFB coaching staffs to level the playing field.
The Cousins debate how long Husker fans will have to wait to see 9 wins under Scott Frost. They then ask what the perception would be if Scott Frost doesn’t hit 9 wins by year 5. They also preview the Super Bowl and take a look at the craziest prop bets and the best prop bets offered.
The Cousins take a look at new OC/QB Coach Matt Lubick and rate the hire. They ponder if this hire changes their expectations for the offense next year. They also discuss if any other coaches could be on the hot seat next year. Finally, they debate which positions Nebraska should target for February signing day and scholarship management.
The Cousins welcome back Mike Dawson as OLB coach. They discuss the rumors of OC Troy Walters being replaced. They reflect upon the National Title game between LSU and Clemson - and OBJ’s antics. They also have an extended Last Call segment that involves MLB’s cheating scandal with the Astros.
The Cousins discuss the departure of OLB and Special Teams Coach, Javon Dewitt - and debate possible replacements. They chat about Husker football roster and early enrollees. They also take an early peek at the most intriguing Big Ten non-conference games in 2020. Finally, they discuss some of the recent head coaching changes in College Football.
The Cousins welcome back Tyler and get his Signing Day thoughts. They debate Purdue’s Bob Diaco hire as DC. They reflect upon this years bowl games to include the Playoff Semi-finals. They also look ahead to the National Championship game and other big Bowl games they are looking forward too.
Derrick and Justin look at recruiting updates and discuss the pros and cons of coaches pulling offers from recruits after they commit. They also discuss some of the more interesting bowl games played before December 30 to include the CFB Playoff games.
Athlon’s Brandon Cavanaugh (@eightlaces) joins the Cousins to recap a very exciting Husker Early signing day. They chime in on the drama, surprises, favorite recruits, team needs, impact players, and transfers. They also praise the Nebrasketball team for their seemingly turnaround.
The Cousins recap and reflect upon the 2019 Huskers season. We look at best and worst moments of the year. We look at players and position groups that exceeded expectations and disappointed. We debate if progress was made this year and look ahead to the exciting story lines of the offseason. We also debate the four teams selected to the CFB Playoff.
The Cousins recap the 27-24 loss to Iowa. They also look ahead to the Conference Championship games this weekend and make their weekly picks with those games. They also offer their Best Bets against the spread and Last Call.
The Cousins recap the 54-7 victory at Maryland; debate if Maryland is a good team; hype the newcomers to offense; and gloat on the defense. They also preview the Iowa game; Wandale Robinson’s role on offense; and keys to a win. They make their Weekly picks for week 14 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread, and Score Prediction for Iowa @ Nebraska.
The Cousins recap the 37-21 Wisconsin loss and debate Scott Frost’s 2-year extension. They also preview the road game at Maryland and look at which team will end their losing streak. They make their Weekly picks for week 13 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread, and Score Prediction for Nebraska @ Maryland.
The Cousins discuss College Football’s best games last week, debate the CFP Committee Top 25, Debate the Head Coaches fired with less than 2 years in, and Recruiting/Culture at #Nebraska. Also, Wisconsin Preview They make their Weekly picks for week 12 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread, and Score Prediction for Wisconsin @ Nebraska.
The Cousins welcome in Former Husker WR Brandon Kinnie to talk about his playing days under Bo Pelini, culture, and player development. They also reflect upon the loss against Purdue. They make their Weekly picks for week 11 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread.
The Cousins debate the highs and lows of the Indiana game, the regression of the defense, Scott Frost’s outburst at halftime, and Miles Jones transfer. They then preview the Purdue game and debate the advantages and disadvantages for the Huskers. They make their Weekly picks for week 10 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and score predictions of the Purdue game.
The Cousins discuss the status if Maurice Washington; reflect upon the first 7 games of the season; and look ahead to the final 5 games of the year. They also project which newcomers could provide a spark to the offense and defense. They then preview the Indiana game and debate whether or not this is a must win game for the Huskers. They make their Weekly picks for week 9 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread.
The Cousins get the honor of chatting with Hail Varsity’s Erin Sorensen about the 2019 season - past and future. They also reflect upon the terrible loss at Minnesota. They make their Weekly picks for week 8 of the most interesting games of the week and offer their Best Bets against the spread.
The Cousins recap the last second win in the Northwestern game. They determine how big of a win it was and speculate what the Huskers chances would have been in OT. They then preview the Minnesota game and discuss what the Huskers need to do to win. They size up who each team have played and who has the advantage. They also make their Weekly picks for week 7 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the Minnesota-Nebraska game.
The Cousins offer their reaction to an embarrassing loss to Ohio State. They debate the talent discrepancy, game atmosphere, recruiting and Frost’s defense of Martinez following the game. They then preview the Northwestern game and discuss what the Huskers need to do to win. They also make their Weekly picks for 6 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the Northwestern-Nebraska game.
The Cousins discuss the 42-38 come from behind victory at Illinois to give Scott Frost his first road win. They then preview the Ohio State game, look for advantages, and debate what the Huskers need to do to win the game against the Buckeyes. They also make their Weekly picks for 5 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the Ohio State-Nebraska game.
The Cousins discuss the convincing 44-8 win against Northern Illinois to include the Special Teams highs and lows. They then preview the Illinois game and breaks down what Illinois does well and how Nebraska can exploit them. They also make their Weekly picks for 5 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the Nebraska @ Illinois game.
The Cousins breakdown the heartbreak in Boulder against Colorado, and discuss the highs and lows of the game. They then preview the Northern Illinois game and discuss what worries them most. They also make their Weekly picks for 5 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the NIU @ Nebraska game.
The Cousins recap the disappointing performance against South Alabama, and discuss the highs and lows of the game. They then preview the Colorado game and look at how each team can exploit the other. They also make their Weekly picks for 5 of the most interesting games of the week, offer their Best Bets against the spread, and give their Score Prediction for the Nebraska @ Colorado game.
The Cousins offer their thoughts on the newly released depth chart and take stock of the Blackshirts handed out this week. They also breakdown the South Alabama game in terms of success and cause for alarm. They go on to make their weekly College Football picks to include the introduction of a new segment called, Top Shelf Bets where they each offer a game against the spread. Go Big Red!
The Cousins offer their thoughts on The B1G Show coming to Lincoln. They ponder the coaching staff’s hints on depth at RB and WR from Wednesday’s practice. They go on to debate the release of the AP Top 25. They also offer their Power 5 Conference Champions. Finally, they predict their CFB Playoff teams.
This week, the Cousins preview the Husker season with some Over/Unders on Offensive and Defensive categories along with team leaders in some key stats. They also discuss Offensive and Defensive MVPs. Finally, they go through their biggest newcomers on both sides of the ball.
This week, the Cousins breakdown the B1G West teams and predict our B1G West standings. Finally, we debate why we are so far off from each other on our predictions. Whats Up with the B1G West?
This week, the Cousins breakdown each team out of the B1G East and offer their predictions of the B1G East standings.
This week, the Cousins debate Bill Moos' season expectations for the Huskers. They counter with their own expectations on the season, and discuss content vs. successful expectations. They also offer a reason why the Huskers can and cannot win the Big Ten. Finally, they give shoutouts to those who made the award watchlists.
This week the Cousins discuss the release of the summer magazines and the hype they are creating for the Huskers. They also debate how many one possession games Nebraska will be involved in this season. Last Call gets a little hairy as Justin gets a little fired up (caution not safe for work or for children - Language).
John Swedlund joins the Cousins to discuss the resignation and career of Darin Erstad, and possible replacements. They also debate the recent Mo Washington drug paraphernalia citation; The arrival of RB Dedrick Mills to campus; and the transfer of redshirt freshman CJ Smith. They also talk about Nebraska's announced televised kickoff times. And finally, Fox 11 AM game of the week decision.
The Cousins welcome back Adam McClintock (@cfb_professor) to discuss his updated analytical model and projections for the 2019 college football season. He also projects what is in store for the Huskers this year. We also discuss the addition of the new grad transfer Cal WR Kanawai Noa.
This week The Cousins tackle the 2019 Huskers defense. We offer our 2 deep on the defensive depth chart. We debate expectations for the Husker defense in rush/pass/total/scoring/turnover defense. We also address Nebraska's lack of NFL draftees.
The Cousins update their 2019 offensive depth chart now that spring camp is over. They also talk expectations from this Husker offense to see if they are better or worse in the running game and passing game than last year. They also discuss the new NCAA rules and debate the new OT rules.
Join us as we offer our Spring Game reaction. We fully break down the offense and defense and debate which player made a case for the most playing time in the fall.
We go all in on our Spring Game preview. We discuss how the roster is divided for the Spring Game. We offer our expectations and what excites us most about each position group. We also predict our Spring Game stars on offense and defense.