KLIN Husker Hour: Recent Episodes
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Nate break it all down.Finally, Gary Sharp from the Omaha World-Herald stops by to talk volleyball, football, and Roger Craig finally going in to the Hall of Fame. Four weeks away from college football!GBR!!
Nate react to Matt Rhule's comments, along with the recent news on the 5-for-5 eligibility ruling in federal court, the Protect College Sports Act, and whether Nebraska teams will wear a sponsored jersey patch in 2026-27.Coming up this week: B1G Volleyball Media Days!GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz flies solo with Nate Rohr on assignment. Cole previews the defensive backs as the final offseason position preview.Tom Osborne was voted into the Nebraska Hall of Fame, the first ever living member inducted. Cole recounts the rare feats T.O. accomplished in his coaching career, plus his stint as Athletic Director, Congressman, and the creation of the Teammates Mentoring Program.Matt McMaster from "Middays with Matt" on 1620 the Zone joins Cole and talks Tom Osborne, the 2026 football secondary, and how the position coaches stack up with Addison Williams. Finally, Cole looks ahead to Big Ten Media Days and gives a few headlines from the future.GBR!
Nate Rohr preview the offensive skill positions on the show, running through the running backs, catching up with wide receivers, and ending with the tight ends. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald returns for his post-summer break visit with the guys. He checks the vibes of the offseason, looks ahead to fall camp, and recaps the results of the MLB Draft and who from Nebraska is staying and going. Cole started the show with his case for being optimistic about the 2026 Husker football team. Many fans are down on this year due to the schedule, coaching, or players, and Cole pokes holes in those arguments to show it isn't all going to come crashing down. GBR!!
Nate break down the defensive line group and give their confidence ratings for the 2026 season.The guys round out the show talking about Rhonda Revelle's extension and former Nebrasketballers playing in the FIBA World Cup.GBR!
Nate break it all down.The guys give their evaluation of the new home and away football uniforms...and Nate doesn't hate them!Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to chat about the summer workouts for Nebrasketball, and how the new transfers are gelling with the returnees.RIP to former football and basketball play-by-play man Warren Swain, who narrated the most recent football conference and national championships on the radio for Husker fans from 1996-2002.We're taking the 4th of July off, so we'll see you in two weeks.USA!!GBR!!
Nate Rohr check in on Husker football recruiting as June has yielded quite a few commitments for the class of 2027. Softball and baseball have also been working to add to their teams for the 2027 season.Back on football, they move to the defense with their position previews, taking a closer look at linebacker. Husker newcomer Owen Chambliss, a transfer from San Diego State, joins the show to sum up his offseason and discusses expectations for the 2026 season.Cole and Nate break down the returnees and newcomers in the LB room and give their confidence rating for the group.Lincoln Arenal from HuskerMax and Volleyball State tells the guys about the three top-10 recruits Nebraska volleyball picked up this week for the class of 2028.USA!!GBR!!
Nate Rohr start up summer position previews with the QB position. They describe how Colandrea will impact the 2026 offense and how important it will be to balance explosiveness with limiting turnovers.Michael Bruntz from Husker247 joins the guys to talk Trae Taylor's 5-star and top QB ratings, the commit haul from last weekend's huge visit event, and his expectations of Colandrea.Cole and Nate also express their displeasure with the Brendan Sorsby situation.Lastly, congrats to Dyson Wicker and Axelina Johansson's tack and field national championships!Plus - go USMNT!GBR!!
Nate take a closer look at the huge football recruiting weekend. They wrap the show by running down the Nebrasketball offseason news.GBR!
Nate Rohr gets the show started from OKC after his scintillating call of Nebraska softball's walk-off win over Arkansas Thursday night. Ben McLaughlin from Huskers Radio Network joins Nate to recap a tight 4-1 win over South Dakota State in NU baseball's regional opener.Cole Stukenholtz joins the show to chat with Nate about his experience calling the WCWS win and what's in store for Nebraska softball today vs Alabama.Cole is joined by Jack Mitchell to preview the extended pregame Saturday ahead of Nebraska-Ole Miss.GBR!!
Nate Rohr had different Friday nights - Nate went to bed early, but Cole stayed up to watch Nebraska baseball win their B1G Tourney quarterfinal that didn't start until 11:00pm. The guys break down the win over Michigan, Will Bolt's pitching options, and their chances to three-peat.Nate gives his perspective on NU softball's Super Regional Game 1 performance, and they look ahead to game 2 today. Maren Angus-Coombs from Softball On SI and HuskerMax joins the show to discuss the homegrown Huskers, the magical 2026 season, and Nebraska's chances at winning the program's first national championship.Cole took a deep dive into college baseball's Regional hosting scenarios, including a rooting guide for the last few games of the regular season. Softball today at 4:00 on B107.3, baseball at 6:00 on KLIN. GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr talk Husker softball as NU wins their first Regional game and will meet Grand Canyon Saturday. Nate tells us whether this Husker team is the best in program history.Cole updates the national scene as Husker baseball pushes to be one of 16 Regional hosts, summarizing the teams NU is competing with and where they are ranked.Yet another wild comeback victory for Nebraska strengthens the case to host a Regional. BTN commentator and former Husker All-American Jeff Leise joins Cole to discuss NU's strong top-to-bottom offense, the starting pitching finding consistency, and how a home Regional could boost Nebraska (Leise played in four Lincoln Regionals and two home Super Regionals).Husker football finally missed out on the offseason national championship, and Cole explains the perfect storm that has led people to react so negatively to Matt Rhule and all things football.GBR!!
T Stadium and in Las Vegas. HuskerMax's Lincoln Arneal joins the show to discuss DBK's scheduling philosophy, as well as who could emerge as the program's next superstar.Finally, some Husker recruiting news and the only good things about MBB and CFP tournament expansions.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz flies solo with Nate in State College, PA on Husker softball duty. Cole runs down this week's college baseball rankings, the latest RPI standings headed into the weekend, and yet another weekend rotation change. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins to evaluate NU baseball's regional hosting chances after another series win, the coaching staff's weekend rotation change (again), and his thoughts on Husker football's NFL Draft struggles.Continuing the NFL draft discussion, Cole gives the many reasons why Nebraska has not had a top 50 pick in 15 years, as well as what Matt Rhule has done to try and change that.Fred Hoiberg added another transfer to men's hoops, and Cole catches up on the look of the 26-27 roster as it stands now. Finally, softball has an opportunity to clinch the Big Ten regular season championship this weekend as they wrap up conference play at Penn State. Baseball plays at Ohio State with Creighton, Iowa, and Minnesota remaining on their schedule before the B1G tournament. GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz is on assignment. KLIN Sports Director has the latest on the Nebraska Board of Regents approving the $600 million renovation to Memorial Stadium. Nebraska Softball hosts Iowa in the regular season home finale at Bowlen Stadium. Nebraska Baseball looks to bounce back after Friday night's loss at Illinois. And Nebraska Volleyball wraps up its spring schedule against Northern Colorado. GBR!
With Cole out, Nate Rohr steers the ship for Husker Hour in a busy weekend of Husker sports. He reacts to the announcement of renovations of Memorial Stadium. Plus he reviews Nebraska baseball's thrilling 8-7, 10-inning win over USC, No. 6 Nebraska softball's 4-0 win over Minnesota, Nebraska volleyball's win over Creighton in spring exhibition action and transfer portal comings and goings!
Nate Rohr are back to chat Husker softball as they continue their winning ways. Husker baseball dropped a couple in a row but can right the ship this weekend.Pat Norris, men's basketball Equipment Manager for 22 years, joins in studio to talk about his time inside the program, when he knew this 2025-26 team would be special, and the incredible experience in Oklahoma City.With the basketball portal open, Cole runs down the latest comings and goings.GBR!!
Nate share their observations from a quiet spring.The diamond sports are still streaking. Softball took 2 of 3 from UCLA and are leading the Big Ten and up to #5 in the country. Baseball is up to #19 after an 18-2 record in March. They have a critical stretch ahead with series against Oregon and USC after this weekend.GBR!
Nate Rohr are both remote with Cole in Oklahoma City for men's basketball and Nate in East Lansing for softball. They react to Nebrasketball's first-ever NCAA Tournament win, Thursday's victory over Troy. Amie Just from the Lincoln Journal Star and Michael Bruntz from Husker247 join the guys to share their perspective on the history-making win, as both were courtside for the game in Oklahoma City. Nate gives a quick softball update, Cole and Bruntz talk baseball, and Cole also updates the wrestling team's performance at nationals. Finally, women's hoops were knocked out of the NCAA Tournament by Baylor Friday, but Britt Prince carried NU to a First Four win on Wednesday.Busy weekend ahead with softball and baseball series, wrestling goes for a couple national titles, and Nebrasketball play for a chance at the Sweet 16!GBR!!
Nate live from Chicago to give his perspective on the Purdue loss and the players' mentality in the locker room. Matt also chats about the latest spring football buzz.Finally, a check in on NU baseball, currently on a 7-game win streak, and Husker softball, now in the top 5 and well positioned for hosting in the postseason.Now it's time for Nebrasketball to do the damn thing! GBR!!!
Nate run down the other sports results from the week: NU women's hoops suffered a tough B1G tourney loss and find themselves squarely on the bubble ahead of Selection Sunday. Softball is in the Top 10 and has won 11 of 12. And Baseball walked off Michigan State in their B1G opener, with starting pitching rounding into form but issues to work out with the bullpen.GBR!!!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are back again with their rundown of the week that was in Husker sports. Baseball's big win at Auburn Friday night will propel their resume all season, and Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to talk about Will Bolt's team thru 2+ weekends.Evan also chats spring football and runs down the new faces that have stood out. Cole and Nate give their thoughts on spring ball and which positions need to be strong.Women's flag football is coming as an NCAA varsity sport, and NU has hired Liz Sowers, who has won the last five NAIA national championships, and her sister Katie Sowers, who has been an NFL assistant with three different teams. They'll start in Lincoln in June with the first season coming in spring 2028.Nebrasketball has just three regular season games remaining, and their tournament resume is excellent and almost complete. Husker women's hoops snapped their 6-game losing streak and will play their Senior day Saturday against Rutgers before the Big Ten tournament next week.Finally, Husker softball is 2-1 down in Oklahoma this weekend, and will play against Oklahoma State Saturday and Sunday.GBR!!
We get you ready for the start of spring practice for Nebraska Football by looking back on Matt Rhule's Thursday news conference. Plus we review Husker men's basketball's loss at Iowa and preview Nebraska's game against Penn State. And we break down Nebraska baseball, softball and women's basketball!
Nate Rohr join forces again to rehash the wild Nebrasketball comeback against Purdue. They welcome NU's all-time assists leader Brian Carr back to the show, and Brian gives his perspective on Fred Hoiberg and the team as they head down the stretch.Nate is down in Clearwater with Husker softball, and the guys break down Nebraska's 4-4 start to 2026. Then Cole discusses NU baseball's season opening victory in Scottsdale over UConn. Finally, Cole updates the bracket situation, specifically whether NU can still be close to home for the first weekend. GBR!!
Nate Rohr come together on Husker softball's opening weekend with Nate in San Antonio to call games, including against preseason #1 and defending champs Texas. Ben McLaughlin, Husker baseball play-by-play voice, joins the show to preview the 2026 season that starts next weekend.Then some hoops discussion as Nebrasketball prepares to take the floor Saturday for the first time since their Illinois loss last Sunday. NU still has a great shot at a Big Ten title and a top-3 seed in the NCAA Tournament.Finally, a long-awaited call for former Husker Roger Craig, now a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. GBR!
Nate also give their thoughts on NU football's schedule release, and the announcement that Natalie Potts will not play this season.GBR!
Nate Rohr chat about how Nebraska football can replicate some of what Indiana just did in winning the National Championship. Matt McMaster from 1620 the Zone joins the show to give his thoughts on that and Nebrasketball, especially the way NU has played so well against the teams they should beat.The guys discuss Braden Frager's ankle injury and how he'll miss this Minnesota game, then they break down how Fred Hoiberg can replace what Frager does on the court. Also, another peek at March Madness and where Nebraska is trending to land, as Bracket Matrix shows NU sitting with the top 2 seed at this point.Finally, the announcement of Nebraska's women's flag football team! They'll play the first official NCAA season in spring of 2028.GBR!!
Nate Rohr are back to discuss Nebraska's results in the transfer portal. A lot of players on both lines are coming to Lincoln, but Special Teams Coordinator Mike Ekeler may be on his way out. They review the roster and preview 2026.Then the fun stuff - Nebrasketball! They're 17-0 and will take on Northwestern today. Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald joins to give his forecasted finish for NU. GBR!
We're here just before No. 10 Nebraska men's basketball takes on Indiana...we'll have a full breakdown with the comments of Fred Hoiberg. Plus we review No. 25 Husker women's basketball's win over Indiana Thursday. We recap a busy week in the college football transfer portal halfway through the session. And we check out Nebraska softball's gauntlet of a schedule for 2026!
Nate Rohr are joined by HuskerMax's Kaleb Henry to recap Friday night's incredible Nebrasketball win over #9 Michigan State. The atmosphere at Pinnacle Bank Arena, the tough team on the floor, and the likely Top 10 ranking coming for one of the best teams in school history.The guys look ahead at the rest of the basketball schedule, forecast their next few games, and dream about March possibilities.The football season ended with a thud in their 44-22 Las Vegas Bowl loss to Utah. Now the focus is on the transfer portal as players are leaving Lincoln and potential new Huskers are visiting the program.Husker women's hoops had a tough week with a couple Top 20 losses, but they will be getting Natalie Potts back soon. GBR!!
Nate preview the week ahead for two ranked basketball teams - #20 NU women take on #17 USC on Monday, and #13 Husker men host #9 Michigan State on Friday in one of the biggest regular season games in program history.Finally, the guys recap an eventful 2025: John Cook's surprise retirement! Jordy Bahl's run with softball to the brink of the WCWS! Husker baseball's B1G tournament title! Nebrasketball's Crown and unbeaten start to 25-26 season! Amy Williams' highest ranking ever! Husker football's Arrowhead opener, thrilling comeback wins, Raiola's injury and transfer, and a second straight bowl game. Best story of 2025? Dani Busboom Kelly's 30-0 debut and brilliant play from NU's All-Americans, but a heartbreaking ending in the Elite 8.We're looking forward to an incredible 2026... GO BIG RED!!!
Nate say how they'll remember this team, and Evan reports on the incredible atmosphere in the Devaney Center.Nebraska men's basketball is ranked #15 after their buzzer-beating road win over Illinois. The team will play a couple cupcakes next before hosting Michigan State on January 2. The guys marvel at how Hoiberg built this roster on development and everyone knowing their role. Husker women are also 11-0 and nationally ranked, and will see USC on December 29.Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and GBR!
M. Husker men's and women's hoops are still unbeaten, and the men are off to the best start in school history. The women are top 10 in multiple offensive categories.Nebraska football announced their new defensive coordinator, Rob Aurich, and new offensive line coach, Geep Wade. Plus, more All-American accolades for Emmett Johnson.GBR!!
Nate pay tribute to Emmett Johnson, who was named Big Ten RB of the Year and First-Team All-B1G. Johnson declared for the NFL Draft on Friday and has likely played his last down for Nebraska.Husker women's hoops is at Penn State Saturday and may crack the Top 25 if they win. GBR!!
Nate optimistic about their NCAA Tournament chances for both squads. Lastly, some breaking news just as the show was ending - Connor Essegian is out for the season with an ankle injury. Tough break for the men's team as they lose a good shooter.By next Saturday, volleyball will already have started their tourney journey as they hunt for the national title.GBR!!!
Nate then breakdown the football matchup with Penn State. TJ Lateef makes his second start, Emmett Johnson has two more games to make a push for the Doak Walker award, and the Blackshirts face a two-headed rushing attack.Volleyball clinched a share of the Big Ten championship, and they can claim it outright Saturday with three matches left before the NCAA Tournament.Finally, the guys give their takes on Dayton Raiola's decommitment, women's basketball's hot start, and they both hope for a Chiefs victory.Happy Thanksgiving and GBR!!
Matt on 1620 The Zone in Omaha, joins the conversation about TJ Lateef and how the UCLA game plan could inform future games and teams' roster building. Husker Volleyball is still unbeaten, but they lost a set at UCLA for the first time in 47 sets. Five matches remain before the NCAA Tournament.Men's and women's hoops are both 3-0 and play this weekend, with the men taking on Oklahoma in their toughest test yet.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr join forces to recap the latest volleyball sweep and compare them to other great players and teams past and present. The guys break down football's matchup with UCLA, including how Dana Holgorsen might use TJ Lateef in the run game and whether John Butler's Blackshirts can slow down the Bruins' rushing attack.Amie Just, columnist from the Lincoln Journal Star, hops on the phone live from Los Angeles to talk NU-UCLA, and whether it would benefit Husker volleyball to lose a set or match before the postseason.Finally, a quick check on Nebraska men's and women's basketball and their season openers. Plus, all four sports play on Saturday!GBR!!!
Nate Rohr dive into the blackout matchup between Nebraska and USC. The Huskers have a few advantages, but USC has the upper hand in most areas.Kaleb Henry from HuskerMax joins Cole in the studio to give his insights into NU-USC, as well as how the Matt Rhule extension changes things before the final third of the season. The guys marvel at Husker volleyball's continued dominance, this time at Wisconsin. With Texas' first loss, DBK's ladies should be the undisputed #1 team in the country after this weekend, as long as they continue their winning ways against Oregon on Sunday.Finally, a quick look at men's and women's basketball, and the NU-USC game picks.GBR!!!
Nate Rohr review the disappointing Husker football loss at Minnesota. They take a closer look at the offense and defense and how they can fix their issues.Michael Bruntz from Husker247 joins the guys to give his perspective from the stadium. Then some discussion around the Penn State head coach opening and Matt Rhule's options.Finally, a quick look at Husker volleyball's 17-0 start and Nebrasketball's exhibition matchup vs #8 BYU.GBR!
the athletic dept on placing "basketball Herbie" and the state of Nebraska outline onto center court at Pinnacle Bank Arena!GBR!!
Nate check in on #1 Husker volleyball and how the team's passing is improving amid their undefeated start.Lastly, we pay tribute to Matt Vrzal, our NRG colleague from 1620 the Zone in Omaha. Matt, a former Husker walk-on offensive lineman from Grand Island, was 51 years old. RIP, Vrz!GBR
Nate react to Husker volleyball's 5-set win over their in-state rivals Creighton, as DBK wins her first matchup with the Bluejays. Finally, the guys make their football picks. GBR!!!
Nate breakdown Dani Busboom Kelly's lineup changes and the team's resolve to fight back against another top-10 opponent.Finally, their picks for NU-Akron. GBR!!
Nate also marvel at Nebraska's domination of Stanford last Sunday, and look ahead to another top-10 matchup Sunday against Kentucky in Nashville.GBR!!!
Nate react to Dani Busboom Kelly's debut match, a 3-set win over #3 Pitt at Pinnacle Bank Arena. They break down the stars of the match, and preview the Stanford matchup coming up Sunday.It's football (and volleyball) season! GBR!!
Nate Rohr continue counting down to football and volleyball season. They run down Matt Rhule's single digit honorees, big picture storylines, and go game-by-game picking Husker football's wins and losses. Amie Just from the Lincoln Journal Star joins the guys to look ahead at today's football scrimmage, volleyball's alumni match, and some strong takes on the new all-black alternate uniforms NU FB will wear against USC. Husker football also has three members of the AP's 100-year All-American team, and Rhule picks up a commitment from Tory Pittman, 5-star 2027 safety from Omaha.One more Saturday - GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz is back with Nate Rohr again as they focus in on preseason #1 Husker Volleyball. Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State joins the show to preview the season and Saturday's Red-White scrimmage.The guys also break down their final football position group of the summer, defensive backs. Nate also recaps his thoughts on the Big Red Preview.Plus, breaking news during the show as Husker women's hoops picks up a Top-10 recruit in the 2026 class, Ashlyn Koupal.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr continue on with their position preview with WR Dane Key. With less than four weeks before the Huskers kickoff the 2025 season against Cincinnati in Kansas, the guys visit with offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen and RB Emmet Johnson on the latest KLIN Husker Hour!GBR!
Nate break down the offensive line group, predict the five starters, and give their confidence rating in the position. The guys also recap the Big Ten Volleyball preseason coaches poll, which features four Huskers and has NU coming out on top in DBK's first season. GBR!
Nate also give their picks for the most important game of the upcoming football season. GBR!!
Nate run down the 2025 Husker football hall of fame class, the latest promotions for former Huskers in baseball, and Scott Frost will never change.GBR!!
Nate then run down the depth chart at the position and how confident they are in those players.GBR!!
Nate then dive deep into the depth chart, who needs to play well, who will emerge, and how confident they are in the group as a whole.The Huskers also added three more football commitments in the past week, and more may be on the horizon, too. Finally, the NCAA gonna NCAA.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz is on assignment this week, and KLIN Sports Director Nate Rohr is flying solo. Nate has the latest on the Husker Baseball Portal, the College World Series in underway in Omaha and more on the latest KLIN Husker Hour!GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr discuss the 7v7 "Battle at the Boneyard" tournament at Memorial Stadium Friday, featuring Husker QB commit Trae Taylor and many other top-level high school recruits.The House settlement is officially approved, which will introduce revenue sharing to college student-athletes starting July 1. The guys break down how Nebraska's athletic department can use it to their advantage.Matt McMaster from 1620 the Zone joins the show to talk Husker football recruiting and look ahead to the 2025 season. Matt also gives his thoughts on NU baseball expectations. Finally, Nate has advice for the kids out there...GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are finally back together live to discuss an incredible Husker softball season, which ended at the Tennessee Super Regional. Jordy Bahl wins a POY award, and the 2026 season looks bright.Husker baseball is on the brink in the North Carolina regional, but what a ride in the B1G Tournament for the second straight season. Will Bolt has his teams trending in the right direction in May, and Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins the guys to discuss their season.The CFP is going to change their format again, and Cole is not happy with one of the proposals...GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz is out this weekend, so Nate Rohr is solo, on location at Baton Rouge, La., as Nebraska softball opens NCAA Tournament. We have full highlights and postgame comments from Rhonda Revelle and Ava Kuszak after the Huskers’ 10-2 win over UConn in the first round of the tournament. Plus we break down Husker baseball and look at the strange new format for the Big Ten Tournament. And we take a look at a new recruit for Nebraska Volleyball!GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz flies solo (figuratively) as Nate Rohr flies back home (literally). Husker softball falls in the B1G Tournament, but Jordy Bahl named both B1G Pitcher AND Player of the Year! They'll hear their name called on the NCAA selection show Sunday night and then play in a Regional next weekend.Nebraska baseball makes a big move to swap Friday night starters, bringing in Tucker Timmerman who goes 7 innings and gets the win. Michael Bruntz from Husker247 joins to discuss baseball's finishing stretch, as well as Troy Dannen's appointment to the College Football Playoff selection committee and local football recruiting.Plus, Rhule/Raiola/Johnson go front row at WWE Monday Night Raw, and a Nebrasketball recruit with the same name as the new pope!GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr start off with some football recruiting news, including a 2027 QB picking the Huskers.Then some baseball talk, as NU won a thriller on Tuesday but fell in extras Friday. Ben McLaughlin from the Huskers Radio Network joins to give his perspective on the season and forecast the finish.Cole & Nate also discuss Husker softball star Jordy Bahl and her potentially historic season as they approach the Big Ten tournament next weekend.Lastly, the guys talk NFL Draft results and UDFA destinations for now former NU football players. And Brice Williams gets an invitation to the NBA Combine.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr preview whatever we'll see at the "Husker Games" at Memorial Stadium. There will be some football but not many first-teamers. The guys also discuss the role Pat Stewart will have as GM/Personnel Director. Amie Just, columnist from the Lincoln Journal Star, isn't sure what we'll see either, but is excited and has an open mind about it. Also, she gives her thoughts on the start of the Dani Busboom Kelly era as Husker volleyball will play a spring match against Kansas Saturday night. Cole & Nate wrap things up by checking in on the diamond sports. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are in-studio together to poke fun at Colorado, look closer at a tough night for Husker baseball and softball, and talk volleyball and Dani Busboom Kelly with Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State.Cole & Nate also tackle a few positive possibilities for Husker football 2025 and whether they doubt or believe in them coming true.Congrats to Lexi Rodriguez and Taylor Christopulos on winning the AAU Sullivan (national collegiate/Olympic level) and Nissen-Emery (men's gymnastics Heisman) awards, respectively. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back to recap the latest Nebrasketball transfer portal news with Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald. Wilson offers insights on the new players’ roles, the assistant coaching vacancy, and the potential boost from The Crown.The guys chat about the state of college football (and athletics as a whole) while reacting to the latest legal and portal news. They also run down what they learned from spring football this week.Finally, reports from the diamond as Nate updates the softball squad’s successes and Cole laments baseball’s inconsistency that may cost them a trip to the B1G Tournament in Omaha.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr recap the week that was for Husker baseball, softball, and men's basketball, and they welcome Kent Pavelka who is in Las Vegas for the College Basketball Crown tournament. Kent describes the cohesiveness of the team, Cale Jacobsen's emergence, and how there's still hope for a sweet ending despite the sour regular season finish.Cole hands out a few things he learned about Husker football this week based on the limited insight the media and fans will have this spring, and a thank you/goodbye note from an all-time Husker, Alexis Markowski.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz is joined by co-hosts past and current on this morning’s show. Matt McMaster joins to talk College Basketball Crown, spring football expectations, and Husker wresting’s incredible NCAA Championship runner-up performance.Nate Rohr joins from Bowlin Stadium to forecast the weekend for Husker softball. The guys review the dominant win for Husker baseball over #5 Oregon State. Then Nate gives his thoughts on spring football and the CBC.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are in the studio together! The guys discuss Husker WBB's valiant effort in the NCAA Tournament vs Louisville and marvel at the coaching job Amy Williams did this season.Mike Schaefer from Husker247 previews spring football and gives his thoughts on the new coaches, the defense's evolution, and Dylan Raiola's development.Cole & Nate also recap Husker baseball's week, having been swept by UCLA but bouncing back with two wins at Pepperdine. Jordy Bahl had a dominant start at Bowlin Stadium on Friday and Husker softball got back on the right track.Lastly, an eye-opening stat on Nebrasketball opponents in March Madness.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr bring you the week the was in Husker sports, starting with the disappointing finish for men's basketball as they lose their last five games and miss the Big Ten Tournament. Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated joins in the conversation, marveling at Brice Williams' All-B1G season and looking ahead to Fred Hoiberg's shopping list for the transfer portal.Nate's out in Columbus, OH for softball, where NU won Friday and will keep their strong season on track. Baseball got a midweek sweep of Wichita State and continues their west coast swing against UCLA.The guys also preview spring football by discussing players to watch on both sides of the ball and how the offseason coaching hires could impact 2025's results.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back together again, and they are excited about the home debuts for Husker Softball and Baseball. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald also joins to preview the baseball weekend and how NU will react to the season-ending injury to Mason McConnaughey. Plus, spring football "games" instead of traditional 11v11, combine results for former Huskers, and Cole's take on Nebrasketball perspective.GBR!
With Cole Stukenholtz on assignment this week, Nate Rohr is here to break down a huge weekend of Husker sports. We preview NU men’s basketball’s huge matchup with Minnesota as the Huskers try to lock down a bubble bid. We’ll hear from Coach Fred Hoiberg and guard Rollie Worster as we get ready for the game. Also, we visit with Nebraska pitcher Jordy Bahl as she works back from her knee injury to lead the Huskers both in the circle and at the plate. And we hear from Nebraska football’s associate head coach Phil Snow, outside linebackers coach Phillip Simpson and wide receivers coach Daikel Shorts, Jr., after their first meeting with the media this week! And we look ahead to Nebraska women’s basketball’s regular season finale against Northwestern. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back to catch up on a busy week. Men's hoops split a pair of road games, and they look ahead at what's needed to lock up an NCAA Tournament bid.Husker247's Michael Bruntz joins to break down NU Baseball's 3-2 start, and talks hoops and football as well. Cole and Nate discuss Husker football's scheduling pivot with impending Memorial Stadium renovations and the ever-changing college football landscape.Nate is in Cathedral City, CA with Husker softball as they continue their tough non-conference schedule. The guys also lay out the weekend and week ahead.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz remembers Greg Sharpe and his impact on Husker Nation. Nate Rohr and Matt McMaster share how Sharpe impacted their lives.Greg loved Husker sports, so Cole talked with Nate about Husker softball's dominant doubleheader sweep on Friday. Matt discussed Mike Ekeler's potential impact on Husker football, and previewed Sunday's Nebrasketball matchup with Northwestern. Cole also recapped Husker baseball's season opener against UC Irvine. Once a Husker, always a Husker. RIP Greg Sharpe.GBR
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr review Husker Men's Hoops' recent run of wins, and they welcome Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated and Stretch Big Podcast to discuss how Hoiberg and the team have turned their season around.Nate is down in Clearwater, FL for Husker Softball's season-opening tournament, and he unpacks the 3-0 start including a huge win over #6 Tennessee and Jordy Bahl's much anticipated return from injury.Mike Ekeler has been hired as special teams coordinator, and the guys explain how the addition could impact 2025 results. Plus, Super Bowl picks. Go Chiefs!GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr react to the earth-shaking news of John Cook's retirement and the subsequent hiring of Dani Busboom Kelly. Cole welcomes Amie Just from the Lincoln Journal Star and Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated/Volleyball State. Both Amie and Lincoln offer their thoughts on John Cook's legacy at Nebraska and with volleyball overall, and look ahead to the DBK era.Baseball and softball seasons are right around the corner - this time next week, Nate will be down in Clearwater, FL to call softball's season opening games! Finally, Husker men's hoops ended their 6-game losing streak with a huge win over #18 Illinois in OT, figuring out some lineup changes along the way. And the Husker women got a big road win over Purdue as Britt Prince continues to shine.Thank you, Coach Cook!GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr chat about the different directions the Husker basketball teams are going in, with the women on a 5-game win streak and the men on a 5-game losing streak. Both teams take on ranked opponents on Sunday. Matt Coatney, longtime voice of Husker Women's Hoops, joins to talk Britt Prince, Amy Williams, and Sunday's matchup with #12 Ohio State. The guys also peek at NU football roster reductions, preseason Top 25 rankings for both Husker Baseball and Softball, and laugh about Rhule roasting Finebaum & BTN's omission of Nebraska's five football national championships. GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr remember the life and legacy of Jack Hoffman, who passed away at 19 years old. Cody Thomas, longtime host of the Team Jack Radio-Thon, shares his memories of Jack and his family, along with the wide-ranging impact and future of the Team Jack Foundation.Cole & Nate also lament Husker Men's Hoops' recent struggles after losing at home to Rutgers, and marvel at true freshman Britt Prince who led the Husker Women to an overtime victory at Iowa, their first win in Iowa City in seven years.RIP Jack Hoffman, and thank you for the impact you made and will continue to make on all of us in the years to come.
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr evaluate Nebraska's distance from future College Football Playoffs and how Matt Rhule plans to close the gap. Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins to give his Playoff-related takes, as well as how NU's roster construction sets the team up for 2025. Husker Men's Hoops got a big win over UCLA but suffered a stinging com-from-ahead loss at Iowa over the last week, and the guys recap those games with an eye on the road trip to Purdue. NU Women's Hoops got a big win over #20 Michigan State, and Cole & Nate are excited about the potential of Allison Weidner and how her health and improving play can push them forward. Finally, quick thoughts on Wild Card Weekend in the NFL.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr come together for the first show of 2025! The guys recount a busy 2024 and highlight the biggest moments, athletes, coaches, and performances of the year. They also forecast what's on the horizon for 2025.Jacob Bigelow, who covers Husker Hoops for Huskers Illustrated, Stretch Big Pod, and After Nebrasketball on YouTube, comes in-studio to talk with the guys about Fred Hoiberg's team, their solid non-conference results, and Big Ten play. Then a breakdown of the matchup between Nebraska and #15 UCLA in Lincoln on Saturday. Cole, Nate, and Jacob also call their shot on how the big Husker teams will perform in 2025. Happy New Year, and GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz flies solo and is joined by a few friends ahead of Christmas week!Kaleb Henry from HuskerMax stops by to help preview Nebraska's Pinstripe Bowl and gives his view on the offseason so far.Husker247's Mike Schaefer evaluates how the new Husker assistant coaches will impact recruiting and what may still be coming via the transfer portal.Lincoln Arneal, volleyball writer and podcaster at Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State, relives Nebraska's reverse-sweep loss to Penn State at the Final Four and looks ahead to the 2025 season.Finally, Husker Hoops are in Hawaii for a 3-games-in-4-days tournament, and Cole checks out the possible path to a title.Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Cole & Nate! GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr come together to recap an awesome Husker Friday night! Volleyball defeated Dayton in four sets to advance to the Elite 8, and the guys preview NU v Wisconsin pt III.Nebrasketball pulled away from Indiana at PBA for a 17-point victory, their 4th straight over the Hoosiers. Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald joined to breakdown the big win and forecast the road ahead for Hoiberg's squad.Husker football made more coaching hires, held onto a couple players before they entered the transfer portal, and picked up a former 5-star DE from Missouri. Cole & Nate celebrate the renewed connection to Kansas City and the recruiting focus on south Florida.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr catch up on the crazy week of college football, including coaching changes, players announcing their intent to transfer, and national signing day for the class of 2025. There's plenty more changes to come, including learning NU's bowl destination.Husker Volleyball started off with a bang in the NCAA Tournament, blowing out Florida A&M in a record-setting performance. They host Miami Saturday and would host next weekend's Sweet 16 and Elite 8 matches as well, potentially seeing Wisconsin for a third time. Plus, Husker Hoops, both the men and the women, start Big Ten play this weekend. Former Husker Hour co-host Matt McMaster is officially returning to Nebraska to join Gary Sharp at 1620 the Zone as part of "Gary and Matt" starting Monday morning. Matt joins the guys to react to all the football news and forecast the road ahead.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr commiserate after Nebraska's 13-10 loss to Iowa despite dominating much of the game. They recount the critical mistakes that handed the game to the Hawkeyes, and begin the look ahead to the offseason.Amie Just, columnist at the Lincoln Journal Star, was in Iowa City, and she reports on Matt Rhule's postgame demeanor and forecasts potential changes to the coaching staff.Cole & Nate also chat about Husker Volleyball's 4-set loss at Penn State that gave the Nittany Lions a share of the Big Ten championship. Selection Sunday will likely have the Huskers at home through the first four rounds of the NCAA Tournament.And both hoops teams picked up non-con wins over the past week and have one more tune-up before they begin B1G play next weekend.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr revel in Nebrasketball's beatdown of in-state rival #14 Creighton Friday night, recounting the ways Fred Hoiberg not only out-coached Greg McDermott, but also how he has evolved as a head coach over 5+ seasons in Lincoln. The guys preview Nebraska-Wisconsin in two sports. First, football sees NU still aiming for their 6th win. They break down the matchup with the Badgers and how Dana Holgorsen impacts the offense.Then for volleyball, Lincoln Arneal joins to look ahead to Nebraska-Wisconsin pt 2, pick out a Nebraska weakness, and his prediction for the match.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr break down the Nebraska-USC matchup and tell what they're looking for from Dana Holgorsen's play calling. Both of Nebraska basketball's squads are in action at the Pentagon in Sioux Falls this weekend, and Nate will call the women's game against South Dakota. Jacob Bigelow also stops by to recap the men's first three results and give his take on how NU could perform against St. Mary's on Sunday and Creighton on Friday. The guys discuss Husker volleyball's 22-match win streak and look ahead to Friday's rematch with Wisconsin on Senior Night, which may decide the Big Ten Championship.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are joined by the Voice of the Huskers, Kent Pavelka! After calling his first Husker basketball game 50 years ago, Kent talks about what's different and what is the same over time. They all break down the UTRGV win and look ahead to this 2024-25 season.Cole & Nate recount the UCLA loss, including the uncomfortable question of whether Dylan Raiola was - at times - the worst player on the field. Plus, the hire of Dana Holgorsen and his potential impact over the final 3 games of the season.The guys also discuss Husker Women's Hoops and their opener, and how impressive Husker Volleyball has been during their 20-match win streak. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back in the studio together again! The guys recap the surprising performance at Ohio State and look ahead to NU-UCLA. Cole & Nate marvel at Husker Volleyball's dominant performance in a sweep at Wisconsin, and they boil down the B1G race to a handful of matches.Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to preview Nebraska Men's hoops as they begin their season Monday.All three guys give their picks for the UCLA football game. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are joined by Evan Bland to pick through the wreckage of the 49-point Indiana loss. They try and make sense of what happened, how Matt Rhule and the team have reacted to it, and what we may see this Saturday against Ohio State. Potential solutions to the various issues on the field are discussed as well.Cole & Nate also summarize the latest with Husker volleyball's 15-match win streak, baseball & softball wrapping up their fall schedules, and men's and women's basketball preparing for their seasons to begin.GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr come together for another podcast-only episode as Nebraska plays another 11am kickoff. The guys recap the first half of the season, look ahead to the Indiana game, and give their picks. Cole & Nate also run down the recent play of Husker Volleyball and check in with basketball, baseball, and softball.
Cole Stukenholtz is out on assignment, so Nate Rohr mans the ship and reviews Nebraska volleyball's thrilling five-set win over Purdue. He chats with NU softball coach Rhonda Revelle as fall practice opens for the 2025 Huskers with two-time All-American pitcher Jordy Bahl returning from injury. Though the Huskers are off, we take a brief look at this weekend in the Big Ten. Then we check in with Matt Coatney of the Huskers Radio Network to get a preview of Nebraska women's basketball and his take on Nebraska Football at the halfway point of the season.
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr recount Husker football's first road win of the season at Purdue. The first half was ugly, but Nebraska's second half performance was dominant.Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated was at Big Ten Basketball Media Days in Chicago and he tells the guys what Fred Hoiberg, Juwan Gary, and Brice Williams had to say about the 24-25 Huskers. Volleyball continues to roll and they started a little-used transfer MB in the sweep over Illinois. Cole, Nate, and Jacob all give their picks for NU-Rutgers. GBR!
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr get together for a podcast-only episode with Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star. The guys run down what Matt Rhule, coaches, and players have been saying this week leading up to their first road game of the season in West Lafayette, Indiana. Plus, more review of what happened against Illinois, some rapid fire thoughts on the offense, defense, special teams, and individual player performances so far.Husker Volleyball is back up to #2 in the country after sweeping a couple Top-5 teams last week, and Cole, Nate, and Luke marvel at how the ladies dominated as Big Ten play starts this weekend. Then an update on Husker Softball and Jordy Bahl's outlook for the 2025 season.Finally, the picks for Nebraska-Purdue. Bring your own juice for an 11:00am kickoff against the Boilermakers. GBR
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr pick through the wreckage of Nebraska football's late collapse in a 31-24 overtime loss to Illinois. The penalties, the injuries, the holes in the defense - they give their thoughts on how they fix the issues moving forward. 1620 The Zone's Gary Sharp joins the guys to run down Dylan Raiola's performance and laments the missed opportunity for the program to take the next step under Matt Rhule.Husker volleyball swept #2 Stanford on Wednesday, and Cole and Nate marvel at their domination and look ahead to Sunday's road matchup with #4 Louisville.
Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr recap an incredible night at Memorial Stadium for Nebraska's 28-10 victory over Colorado. The guys reveal their players of the early season and give their picks for NU-UNI.Mike Schaefer from Husker247 stops by with his recruiting insights and a big in-state commitment.Husker Volleyball stayed unbeaten vs Creighton, and the guys look ahead to their huge week.
Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr get fired up for Nebraska-Colorado. The guys recap NU's win over UTEP, break down the matchup with the Buffaloes on both sides of the ball, forecast how each team will gameplan against the other, and give their score predictions.Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated joins the show and picks through the wreckage of NU Volleyball's 3-set loss at unranked SMU and gets us ready for this week's match with Creighton.GBR!!
Cole Stukenholtz introduces new KLIN Sports Director Nate Rohr as the next co-host of Husker Hour! Cole & Nate continue to build the excitement for the season with their players to watch, big picture program evaluations, and game-by-game predictions. Cole is also joined by HuskerMax writer Matt McMaster to discuss the need for leaders to emerge at key positions. Cole catches up with week one for Husker Volleyball and looks ahead to their next couple matches. IT'S GAMEDAY!!!
Cole Stukenholtz delivers the goods on Dylan Raiola and what it's like for Matt Rhule to run a true freshman starting QB in week one. Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald stops by to describe how the players and staff have handled the Raiola of it all throughout the offseason. Cole & Wilson also compare their position group confidence and worry. Cole also looks ahead toward a busy volleyball week, including the Red-White scrimmage, the ESPN documentary "No Place Like Nebraska," and their season opener vs Kentucky. It's game week!! GBR
Cole Stukenholtz welcomes Lincoln Journal Star columnist Amie Just to help preview Husker Volleyball's 2024 season. Amie also compares her football position concerns with Cole's. Nebraska's defense will face a slate of nine Big Ten quarterbacks this season - how do they stack up with who NU saw in conference games last year? Plus, an ode to Herbie. RIP, buddy.
Cole Stukenholtz chats with Michael Bruntz from Husker247 about last Saturday's NIL-donation-funded open football practice, preseason optimism, and NU flipping 2025 WR Isaiah Mozee.Cole previews the TE position and forecasts the increased passing volume he expects for Thomas Fidone and company. Lastly, Teddy Prochazka's injury highlights the left tackle position and Turner Corcoran's chance for redemption. Plus, Cole's embarrassing admission and Sunday's USA volleyball gold medal match featuring three former Huskers!
Cole Stukenholtz invites Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald into the studio to discuss the promise of Dylan Raiola. Cole & Evan preview the QB position as it stands for 2024 and how Raiola can raise both the floor and ceiling for the offense. And, yes, those comparisons to Patrick Mahomes!Evan shares his takeaways from Raiola and Glenn Thomas meeting the media on Friday, as well as his big picture view on how the offseason has gone overall.Husker Baseball is having a Major League moment with Spencer Schwellenbach doing historic things as a rookie pitcher. Evan summarizes Will Bolt's recent recruiting performance and how NU has pivoted in recent years.
Cole Stukenholtz catches up with former walk-on Husker LB John Bullock and previews linebackers and edge/jack players for the 2024 season. Mike Schaefer from Husker247 returns to run down the big recruiting targets on campus over the next week and discusses the impact of losing Evan Cooper's evaluation skills on the staff. Cole also takes a closer look at forthcoming college football roster limitations and how that may impact Nebraska's walk-on program.
Cole Stukenholtz previews the OL position with Nebraska left tackle Teddy Prochazka, who recounts his journey through rehab and a healthy offseason. Max Olsen, college football writer from The Athletic, joins the show to recount his conversations with college football coaches who were players when the last NCAA Football game was released in 2013. Max also talks with Cole about the Huskers' 2024 outlook and the trust in Matt Rhule.
Cole Stukenholtz and in-studio guest co-host Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald get into the breaking news of Husker Defensive Backs Coach Evan Cooper's resignation. They also check out the reports of Cooper's potential replacement, John Bulter from the Buffalo Bills.Nebraska Wide Receiver Jaylen Lloyd joins Cole to recount his freshman season and look ahead to 2024. Cole and Wilson take a closer look at the group of WRs on the roster and how they could perform this year.Wilson gives his takes on the Nebrasketball lineups Fred Hoiberg could play and how the added size may improve one of NU's weaknesses last season.The guys finish up by previewing the first playoff game for the Jack Mitchell Softball Experience on Monday.
Cole Stukenholtz is joined in studio by Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star as they run down recent football recruiting commitments and other prospects. Luke details Husker softball star pitcher Jordy Bahl's recovery since her knee injury last season.Isaac Gifford talks to Cole about why he came back for one more season, what he loves about Tony White's 3-3-5 defense, and how excited he is about the new college football video game. Then Cole and Luke take a closer look at NU's secondary and who the key players will be in the 2024 season.
Cole Stukenholtz is joined in studio by special guest co-host and Lincoln Journal Star columnist Amie Just. Cole & Amie recount the most memorable Husker sports moments of the 2023-24 season, including B1G and NCAA Champions, top-10 wins, and program-changing recruit commitments. Cole catches up with Husker RB Emmett Johnson ahead of the 2024 season to take a closer look at Nebraska's running backs. Then Cole & Amie break down the position and how unpredictable it may be this year.They wrap up the show recapping Adrian Martinez's MVP performance in the UFL Championship game and NU football's commitments this week, including NAIA Player of the Year QB Jalyn Gramstad.
Cole Stukenholtz welcomes guest co-host Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State. They run down the offseason happenings surrounding Husker Volleyball, including the new B1G schedule, roster changes, and potential rotations for the 2024 season. Husker defensive tackle Nash Hutmacher talks to Cole about his wild ride with NU Wrestling, transitioning back to football shape, tells us what he expects from the D-Line this season. Also, is his nickname better than his position coach's?Cole & Lincoln also hit on the state of college athletics, NIL, and how Nebraska is positioning itself within the changing landscape. And, what should John Cook name his horse??
Cole Stukenholtz is joined in-studio by Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated and the Stretch Big Pod. The guys talk with Nate Clouse from Inside Nebraska about the recent commitments and preview a busy June for recruiting.Baseball's season ends in the Regional round and Cole & Jacob give their thoughts on expectations for the program.Bigelow breaks down the Nebrasketball roster and explains why this season's team could be better than last year's.
Cole Stukenholtz is joined by former Husker Captain and All-American Jeff Leise to discuss Husker Baseball's season and how they could navigate through the Stillwater Regional.Cole also explains how the Friday night home football game decision demonstrates Nebraska's lack of influence within the Big Ten, runs down the details of the recent power conference agreement on how to settle multiple court cases related to amateurism and NIL in college athletics, and reacts to John Cook's contract extension.
Cole Stukenholtz breaks down the strange reaction from Husker fans about a QB commitment and gives his thoughts on Troy Dannen's announced shift in the Memorial Stadium renovation project.Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show to tell us about Husker Baseball's strong finish to the regular season, Husker Softball's injury-riddled season, and react to the announced prime-time kickoff for Nebraska-Colorado on Sept 7. Finally, a surprise call from Matt McMaster live from UNL Commencement!
Matt McMaster co-hosts Husker Hour one last time before his graduation from UNL next Saturday! Cole Stukenholtz chats with Matt about the big picture of Husker Football.Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald hops on to congratulate Matt and discuss Husker Baseball's midweek struggles and the state of their season with just five regular season games remaining. Finally, KLIN Sports & Program Director Kaleb Henry comes in studio for the last half of the show to help Cole give some life advice to Matt as he heads out into the world.Congrats, Matt!!
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster react to Dylan Raiola's debut in front of 60k Husker fans at Spring Game 2024. Sam McKewon from the Omaha World-Herald gives his thoughts on the expectations of the football program. Rienk Mast will miss the 24-25 Nebrasketball season as he rehabs from major knee surgery, and Cole & Matt adjust their season projections accordingly.Husker Baseball finally stops their midweek slide in style, and the guys breakdown Jackson Brockett's no-hitter, NU's first individual 9-inning no-no in 70 years. Plus, they look ahead to the last month of the regular season.
On3 Writer Grant Hansen joins in studio as Cole is out on the road. Grant and Matt recaps Husker Baseball's big win over Maryland and talk about the Bullpen. The two then touch on Husker Spring Football coming to a close and then Cole joins the crew to talk Husker Hoops.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster go deep on Husker spring football - the QB battle between Heinrich Haarberg, Danny Kaelin, and Dylan Raiola; the offense with a focus on the O-Line; and the defense zoomed in on the LB and DL groups.Lots of action in the basketball transfer portal with Andrew Morgan’s commitment and plenty of movement with other visits and announcements coming up, including Frankie Fidler on Monday.Lastly, the guys recap Husker baseball’s 3-game losing streak and Friday night’s tough loss, plus a look ahead to the rest of the weekend.
Cole Stukenholtz welcomes Mike Schaefer from Husker247 back to discuss spring football and recruiting (and fatherhood). They talk running backs, linebackers, lots of visitors, and in-state targets. Cole also gives his thoughts on Brett Sears, who tossed a shutout for B1G-leading Husker Baseball, and Keisei Tominaga, who won the 3-point Shooting Contest at the Final Four.Plus, some new circumstances for an incoming athletic director for the first time in over 20 years!
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster are joined by Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald and talk spring football practice observations, Husker baseball's 8 game win streak and their pitching success, and early impressions of new Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen. Plus Keisei Tominaga to the 3-point shooting contest at the Final Four, transfer portal departures, and the weekend ahead.
The guys react to Nebraska men's basketball loss to Texas A&M, then talk to host of the Stretch Big Podcast, Jacob Bigelow about next steps for Fred Hoiberg's program. They then cover husker women's hoops massive NCAA tournament win and Husker baseball's red hot start and what they're look at for the start of the spring football season.
Matt and Cole chat with LNK Today's Jack Mitchell about Trev Alberts departure to Texas A&M. The guys then talk about Husker baseballs great start to the season, and Mens and Womens basketball teams tournament outlook.
Cole Stukenholtz flies solo, highlighting the road ahead for Nebrasketball with one regular season game left before postseason, catching up on women's hoops' run to the B1G tourney semis, and marvels at how baseball swept Charleston with 3 comeback wins.Michael Bruntz from Husker247 gives his thoughts on baseball's start, spring football storylines, and Nebrasketball expectations.Jacob Bigelow, writer for Huskers Illustrated and host of the Stretch Big podcast, prepares to travel to Minneapolis for the B1G tourney next weekend and evaluates the legacy of Nebrasketball's senior class.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster discuss men's & women's basketball as they finish up their regular seasons and look ahead to the Big Ten Tournament seeding. Chase Matteson from 10/11 News joins to talk all things Huskers, including baseball and spring football.Gary Sharp, host of Sharp and Handley on 1620 the Zone, gives his thoughts on hoops and football as spring approaches.
Matt's solo in the studio for episode 400 talking Huskers Men's Basketball with 10/11 Sports Director Kevin Sjuts, Husker Women's Bball with PxP announcer Matt Coatney and Cole joins in over the phone. Matt then asks what more does Nebrasketball need to do to secure their spot in the NCAA tournament? And a little baseball talk.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster recap an incredible women's basketball comeback over Iowa as Jaz Shelley took over late and NU shut Caitlin Clark down in the 4th quarter.Husker Baseball wins their season opener down in Texas and the guys discuss the team's outlook with Grant Hanson from Husker Online.Cole and Matt also preview the next couple of Nebrasketball games and take a closer look at Keisei Tominaga's recent performance.Finally, some discussion on new QB coach and co-offensive coordinator Glenn Thomas and how he can impact the 2024 Football season.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster put on a two-hour super-sized show on Super Bowl weekend! Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald comes in-studio to recap Matt Rhule’s Signing Day comments, and the guys share their Super Sixes as well. Evan also previews Husker Baseball’s 2024 season with the first pitch coming next weekend.KLIN Sports Director Kaleb Henry also stops by to chat about baseball, softball, and wrestling, then a look ahead at a huge Women’s Hoops matchup with Iowa and Caitlin Clark.Finally, Jacob Bigelow of Huskers Illustrated and the Stretch Big podcast breaks down Nebrasketball’s path to the tournament and how they can win away from home. Everyone gives their Super Bowl picks ahead of SB LVIII.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster relive another incredible Top 10 victory for Nebrasketball while also looking ahead at their remaining schedule and postseason potential. Amie Just joins to talk basketball, Jordy Bahl, and covering all the sports. The guys also discuss women's hoops, OG signing day, and the last 2024 football recruit.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster marvel at Rienk Mast's 34-point performance against Ohio State, and they preview the road matchup with Maryland. Mike Schaefer from Husker247 joins the show to give his thoughts on Nebrasketball, and catches us up on the latest in football recruiting after an important Junior Day visit weekend for 2025 prospects.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster lament another come-from-ahead road Big Ten loss for Nebrasketball, and they are joined by NU all-time assists leader Brian Carr as part of the Alumni Day reunion at PBA with former Husker head coach Danny Nee. The guys also talk plenty of football, including Glenn Thomas' hire as QBs coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator, Dylan Raiola in Hawaii for the Polynesian Bowl, and Junior Day for 2025 prospects in Lincoln.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster recap an amazing Nebrasketball win over #1 Purdue and the letdown loss to Iowa along with Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated and 'The Stretch Big' Podcast. The guys also evaluate Husker football's transfer commitments from the week, and catch up on women's hoops and wrestling.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster get you up to speed on the latest football commitment from the transfer portal, set the scene for massive basketball games for the men Saturday and the women Sunday, and bring in Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star to chat about it all. Plus, a DT joining the wrestling team, three members of the 2024 class playing in the All-American Bowl, and the guys give their CFP Title Game winners.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster look back at an eventful 2023 for all Nebraska sports, including Volleyball Day, huge recruiting wins, and steps forward on the fields and courts. The guys welcome Michael Bruntz and get his analysis of the football program and the 2024 recruiting class.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster recap an incredible football recruiting week with Dylan Raiola’s commitment and signing, and they detail their other favorite signees in the 2024 class. The guys also talk Nebrasketball after a big road win at Kansas State, and summarize the record-breaking volleyball season that reached the national championship match.Merry Christmas!
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster break down Husker volleyball's national championship match with Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and Volleyball State podcast, catch up on a wild week of QB recruiting, and discuss men's and women's hoops both collecting big wins with a look ahead at their next games.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster marvel at Husker volleyball's dominant Sweet 16 performance against Georgia Tech and look ahead to the Elite 8 match with Arkansas. Mike Schaefer joins the show to catch everyone up on who NU coaches are chasing in the transfer portal and for the 2024 high school class. The guys also review the great week for women's hoops and the disappointing losses from men's hoops.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster are back in the studio together again - they run down Volleyball's first round sweep and what's ahead in the bracket, look ahead to the Huskers-Bluejays hoops matchup, and evaluate some highs and lows from Matt Rhule's first season as head coach.
Cole Stukenholtz recaps a disappointing Friday with Husker football's loss to Iowa, volleyball swept at Wisconsin, and soccer stopped by Stanford in the Elite Eight. Lincoln Journal Star columnist Amie Just offers her takes on football and volleyball, and Matt McMaster joins from home in Chicago to review the 2023 football season. Plus, Nebrasketball is off to their best start in 14 years and Cole says they deserve your attention.
Cole Stukenholtz chats with the Voice of Husker Hoops Kent Pavelka, welcomes Husker Illustrated's Jacob Bigelow to the studio to talk Nebrasketball, previews Husker football's matchups with Wisconsin, and sets the stage for a huge weekend for volleyball, soccer, and women's hoops.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster discuss the level of pressure on the football team, evaluate volleyball's continued run, and chat with Luke Mullin of the Lincoln Journal Star.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster react to all the offensive injuries and preview NU-Purdue, look back at an amazing volleyball win over Wisconsin with Jeff Sheldon from Volleyball State podcast, and get ramped up for Husker Hoops with guard Sam Hoiberg.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster preview a massive Husker sports weekend, talking #1 vs #2 in Volleyball with Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated, broke down football coming off the bye week and their game against Northwestern with Husker247's Michael Bruntz, and a potential B1G title weekend for Husker soccer.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster pick their Nebraska football mid-season MVPs, look ahead to volleyball's potentially No. 1 vs No. 2 matchup next weekend, and talk hoops with Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated.
Matt solo from studio this Saturday but welcomes on Husker Hour Co-Host Cole Stukenholtz to react to Nebraska Football's big win against Illinois. Matt also bring on 10/11 News Sports Anchor Chase Matteson who was in Champaign on Friday and Nebraska Rivals writer Geoff Exstrom to talk volleyball.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster break down the running back position after the injury news, analyze the starting quarterback discussion, and heap praise on the Blackshirts with Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star. Plus a run down of volleyball, soccer and recruiting news from the week.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster review Husker volleyball's top-5 win with Jeff Sheldon from the Volleyball State podcast. The guys also discuss Jeff Sims' future as starting QB, the Blackshirts' early season strengths, and give their picks for the Northern Illinois game.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster get together for a special pod-only episode to preview Nebraska's game at No. 22 Colorado.
Matt and Kaleb talk Minnesota vs Nebraska with on the road co-host Cole Stukenholtz and welcome in Emmy Award winner Erin Sorensen to recap the historic Volleyball Day in Nebraska.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster give their game-by-game predictions for Husekr football and break down the matchup with Minnesota. The guys also welcome Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated and volleyballstate.com for a preview of Volleyball Day in Nebraska and the upcoming season.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster welcome Husker247's Mike Schaefer and the Omaha World-Herald's Evan Bland for their football season preview. The group summarizes the offseason, recaps the fall, and looks ahead to Nebraska's 2023 campaign.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster break down the entire football roster after two weeks of fall camp. The guys discuss the preseason hype train and the five toughest Huskers. Former Husker RB and Executive Producer of "Day By Day" Josh Davis joined the show to talk about the documentary in Lincoln theaters.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster preview the QB position and run down the latest on Husker football with Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald. The guys also react to Friday's wild conference realignment news.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster preview the linebacker position. They also cover NU TE coach Bob Wager's resignation. Luke Mullin joins the show to discuss Big Ten Media Days and storylines to watch as fall camp begins.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster welcome Husker wide receiver Billy Kemp IV to preview the WR group for the 2023 season. The guys also rundown the big volleyball NIL deal and the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame class.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster chat with Husker defensive lineman Ty Robinson as they preview the D-Line for the 2023 season. The guys recap where the Huskers in the MLB Draft ended up. Matt also offers his perspective as a Chicago native on Pat Fitzgerald's firing at Northwestern.
Kaleb Henry fills in for the fellas. He talks with Joe Hudson of HuskerMax and the two go on a journey at Memorial Stadium through the decades ahead of the stadium's 100th anniversary. Plus, a sit down with Husker punter Brian Buschini taking a look at this week's position preview of special teams.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster welcome Husker offensive lineman Ethan Piper to preview the O-line group. The guys also react to Carter Nelson's commitment, NU's rise in the team recruiting rankings, and how the players have described Matt Rhule this offseason.
Cole Stukenholtz & Matt McMaster welcome Husker tight end Nate Boerkircher to preview the TE position. The guys also recap a wild week of eight new scholarship commitments for the 2024 class, including three from in-state.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster welcome Husker DB Quinton Newsome to preview the defensive backs. The guys also discuss Jordy Bahl's transfer news and Jordan Larson's hiring as an assistant coach under John Cook.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster welcome Husker running back Rahmir Johnson to preview the running back position. The guys also recap NU baseball staff changes and football recruiting and scheduling news.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster recap college football conference scheduling news, wrap up Husker baseball with BTN analyst and former NU All-American Jeff Liese, and react to Keisei Tominaga's return to Nebrasketball with Husker Illustrated's Jacob Bigelow.
Cole Stukenholtz sets the stage for Nebraska baseball's do-or-die Saturday at the Big Ten Tournament, summarizes the importance of QB Daniel Kaelin's commitment, and discusses both topics with Michael Bruntz from Husker247.
Cole details decision from 2024 QB recruits Dylan Raiola & Daniel Kaelin, evaluates baseball's postseason prospects, and talks with Ben McLaughlin of the Huskers Radio Network.
Cole and Matt take a deep dive into in-state football recruiting with Husker247's Mike Schaefer, recap baseball's big win over Penn State, and look at the Big Ten baseball race.
Cole and Matt review NFL landing spots for former Huskers, project Fred Hoiberg's starting five after more transfer portal movement, and breakdown baseball's stretch run with Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald
Cole and Matt preview the Spring Game with what they're watching for, break the latest commit news, and discuss Frank Solich's reunion with AD Trev Alberts.
Cole and Matt discuss football staff observations from practice, look ahead to another round of transfer portaling, and talk to Huskers Illustrated's Jacob Bigelow about Nebrasketball's newest additions.
Cole & Matt recap baseball's dramatic extra inning win, another week of spring football with Michael Bruntz of Husker247, and discuss the latest football commit.
Cole & Matt give their take on Dylan Raiola's recruitment, Frank Solich's return for the Spring Game, and the missing piece for baseball's postseason hopes.
Cole and Matt chat about the super-sized recruiting weekend with Mike Schaefer of 247Huskers, share their thoughts on the first week of football spring practice, and recap an historic night for Husker baseball.
Cole rides solo to preview spring football, recap a baseball doubleheader sweep, and talk WNIT with Matt Coatney.
Cole and Matt look at postseason possibilities for the Husker men and women's basketball teams, talk Husker baseball, and chat with Luke Mullin of the Lincoln Journal Star.
Cole and Matt recap Husker baseball's Top-10 win with Evan Bland, discuss postseason possibilities for men's and women's basketball, and offer the latest on Dylan Raiola.
Cole and Matt run down Nebrasketball, the big volleyball announcment, and baseball and softball wins. Plus conversations with voice of Nebraska men's basketball Kent Pavelka and Amie Just of the Lincoln Journal-Star.
Cole and Matt react to the surprising run by Nebraska men's basketball, baseball's opening weekend is here, and Nate Clouse joins the show to talk the football roster changes and recruiting.
Cole and Matt talk Fred Hoiberg's future, recap Nebrasketball with Jacob Bigelow of Huskers Illustrated, and talk Matt Rhule's early impact.
Cole and Matt unveil their Super Six, run down Matt Rhule's recruiting comments, and review the week of men's and women's hoops.
Kaleb and Matt break down Nebraska football's released salaries, recruiting, and current roster. Plus a conversation with Nebraska baseball coach Will Bolt and previewing Nebraska men's and women's games later today.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster look to the latest additions to Nebraska football, preview the weekend of Husker men's and women's hoops, and talk with Husker247's Michael Bruntz and Voice of Nebraska Women's Basketball Matt Coatney.
Cole and Matt recap a busy week of football recruiting and staff updates, plus Nebrasketball talk with all-time assists leader Brian Carr.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster talk huddles, fullbacks, and recruiting with Evand Bland of the Omaha World-Herald, and preview a busy hoops weekend!
Cole reviews Nebrasketball's blowout win over Iowa, recaps recent football staff hires, and talks recruiting with Husker247's Mike Schaefer.
Cole and Matt talk Nebrasketball with Kent Pavelka, and dig into another busy week of football recruiting and coaching staff news.
Cole Stukenholtz and Matt McMaster run down all coaching, recruiting, and transfer news for football with Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star. Plus a wrap up of volleyball's seasons and a review of men's and women's basketball.
Kaleb Henry, Cole Stukenholtz, and Matt McMaster break down the Nebraska volleyball NCAA Tournament win, give their impressions of the first week of the Matt Rhule era, and discuss a couple Nebrasketball wins ahead of a date at Creighton.
Kaleb Henry and Cole Stukenholtz react to the breaking news coaching announcement. Plus a football win over Iowa on a busy Black Friday of Husker sports.
Kaleb Henry and Matt McMaster talk volleyball's season and latest recruiting class with assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Jaylen Reyes. Dr. Lawrence Chatters gives and update on the Red Carpet Experience and his new involvement at Nebrasketball games.
Plus football's coaching search and a big game ahead of them, and both basketball teams starting the year 2-0.
Kaleb and Matt recap and preview where the volleyball and basketball programs are, preview the football game against Illinois with Mike Cagley of IlliniGuys and Big Sports Radio, and look at the newly released 2023 football schedule.
Cole and Matt dig into the latest rumors on the coaching search, discuss potential bye week adjustments, and look at the sweeping dominance of Husker volleyball.
Cole and Kaleb look at Nebraska volleyball's latest dominant effort, talk with Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald, and preview the Husker football game at Purdue. Plus updating the coaching search analysis and rumors.
Cole, Kaleb, and Matt look at back-to-back Big Ten football wins, the impact of Mickey Joseph on the program, and Husker volleyball rolling into another ranked matchup.
Cole, Kaleb, and Matt preview the Indiana matchup, update their coaching lists, look at volleyball's dominance, and recap basketball's Opening Night.
Cole, Kaleb, and Matt dive into the characteristics of the next Nebraska football head coach and who they are most looking at. Nebraska volleyball started the Big Ten schedule with a sweep that was also John Cook's 800th career win. Plus Lincoln Journal Star's Amie Just.
Cole, Kaleb, and Matt discuss the power of the Nebraska volleyball program and the support for a record-breaking crowd against Creighton, football's best performers and most important players through two games, and look at what we want out of this Georgia Southern matchup.
Kaleb Henry, Cole Stukenholtz, and Matt McMaster recaps the debacle in Dublin, where things go now, and look at the early season dominance of Husker volleyball. Plus an education on what the Oklahoma game means.
Cole, Kaleb, and Matt dig into No. 1 Nebraska volleyball's expectations, the major Big Ten TV deal, and make their predictions for every football game this season.
Cole and Kaleb welcome Matt McMaster to the studio as the trio dives into the Break the Curse event, the latest from fall camp, and the inaugural visit from the Lincoln Journal Star's Luke Mullin.
Kaleb Henry and Cole Stukenholtz break down the latest from fall camp, chat with Husker247's Mike Schaefer, and discuss a major volleyball transfer decision.
Plus a big time retirement from Nebraska track and field.
Cole flies solo to look at Big Ten Media Days and the start of fall camp, is joined by Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald, and dives into the offensive line for this week's position preview.
Cole and Kaleb analyze shade thrown from Pitt, bring in Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star, and dive into a the defensive line for their position preview.
Cole and Kaleb compare conference realignment to high school social groups, get into the linebackers for this week's position preview, and predict football captains.
Cole and Kaleb discuss the latest in conference realignment and Nebrasketball's coaching change. Jimmy Watkins of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show. Plus this week's position preview looking at wide receivers and tight ends.
Kaleb and Cole discuss the USC & UCLA moves to the Big Ten, Nate Clouse of InsideNebraska talks recruiting, and this week's position preview looks at defensive backs.
Cole and Kaleb talk multi-sport athletes, position preview with running backs, the latest Nebrasketball NBA draft selection, and transfers and commitments.
Cole and Kaleb chat with former Nebraska kicker Matt Waldoch, dive into the position preview on specialists, and Nebraska volleyball has a season schedule.
Cole flies solo and chats with Mike Schaefer of Huskers247, plus the first position preview looking at quarterbacks.
Cole and Kaleb dive into balloongate, Husker baseball and softball season's have both come to a close, and the transfer portal keeps on portalling.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball on the brink, Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show, and plenty of transfer portal news to get to.
Cole and Kaleb talk with Voice of Nebraska Softball Nate Rohr ahead of the Big Ten Championship, dive into Nebraska baseball's chances of making their conference tournament, look to the transfer portal, and discuss some football scheduling ideas.
Cole and Kaleb dive into the latest Name, Image, Likeness news from the NCAA, chat with Jack Mitchell about his podcast and his top tier guests, and then are joined by Michael Bruntz to talk a little Husker football and baseball.
Cole and Kaleb talk the NFL Draft, Husker Baseball, and the transfer portal, plus have Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal-Star join the show.
Kaleb flies solo to recap the week and chat with Dillan King, Jessica Coody, and Courtney Wallace.
Cole and Kaleb talk continuing NIL developments, Nate Rohr joins the show, baseball continues to struggle, and what we got out of the Spring Game.
Cole and Kaleb preview the spring game and chat Husker baseball and a new Nebrasketball assistant. Plus Parker Gabriel of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball struggles and a Friday win, basketball super seniors returning, spring football wrapping up, and are joined by Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball starting the Big Ten slate with a win, spring football continues, and Jimmy Watkins of the OWH joins the show.
Cole and Kaleb recap the women's basketball tournament game, Kent Pavelka joins the show, baseball has had a week, and football gets back to it Monday.
Cole and Kaleb break down the last week of Husker news from Husker baseball to Nebrasketball to spring football and chat with Matt Coatney on Nebraska women's basketball.
Cole and Kaleb talk a slew of Husker sports! Women's basketball is in the conference semifinals, men's basketball has notched a pair of wins, baseball continues to struggle, Geoff Exstrom is live from PBA for Big Ten Wrestling, Track & Field Coach Justin St. Clair previews indoor nationals, and some sad news to close out the show.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebrasketball and the retention of Fred Hoiberg, Husker baseball has started the year 1-4, and NU wrestling coach Mark Manning talks next weekend's Big Ten Tournament in Lincoln.
Cole and Kaleb talk the Nebrasketball victory, football with Lincoln Journal Star's Parker Gabriel, and a preview of the upcoming baseball season.
Cole and Kaleb talk the new Husker football recruiting class and give their Super Six lists, chat with Michael Bruntz, and dive into more Nebrasketball talk.
The guys chat with the OWH's Jimmy Watkins, dive into some football discussion, and Nebrasketball's continued woes.
Cole and Kaleb talk the postseason run for Nebraska volleyball, football signing day, and WBB coach Amy Williams joins the show.
Cole and Kaleb dive into a busy week of Husker news from football changes to volleyball postseason play and Husker hoops action. Plus Parker Gabriel joins the show.
Cole and Kaleb recap the Iowa game, look to the offseason, and dive into a busy day for women's basketball, men's basketball, and volleyball.
Cole and Kaleb dive into Frost officially returning, Chris Basnett joins the show, and plenty of talk on Nebrasketball, Husker women's basketball, and Nebraska volleyball.
Cole and Kaleb talk the Husker football season to this point and look to the Purdue game, Michael Bruntz of Husker247 joins the show, Nebrasketball exhibitions, and volleyball into tough ranked opponents.
Cole and Kaleb recap the Northwestern game and look to No. 9 Michigan, Parker Gabriel joins the show, volleyball is alone atop the league, and Big Ten Basketball Media Days.
Cole and Kaleb look at Husker Hoops Opening Night, the return of Lauren Stivrins, and a recap of last week before looking at tonight for Nebraska football.
Cole and Kaleb recap Oklahoma, preview tonight's Michigan State matchup, and look at Husker volleyball as conference play is underway.
Cole and Kaleb talk the NCAA investigation into Nebraska football, Michael Bruntz of Husker247 joins the show, then picks for the whole football season!
Cole and Kaleb talk the return of Lauren Stivrins, Parker Gabriel joins the show to chat fall camp, and today's position preview is linebacker.
A jam packed hour! Cole and Kaleb talk conference realignment reports, Gary Sharpe of 1620 the Zone joins the show to talk Trev Alberts, sound from Scott Frost at Big Ten Media Days, and a position preview looking at wide receivers.
Cole and Kaleb talk NIL and the upcoming camp with Ben Stille and JoJo Domann, preview the Defensive Line, plus Nebrasketball has finalized their non-conference schedule and added a grad transfer.
Cole and Kaleb discuss the abrupt retirement announcement for NU AD Bill Moos, Sam McKewon of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show, plus some College World Series talk.
Cole and Kaleb talk the transfer portal and recruiting, and are joined by Husker247's Michael Bruntz.
Cole and Kaleb recap the end of the baseball season, Husker Sports Network's Ben McLaughlin joins the show, plus football recruiting and a volleyball schedule.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball in the Fayetteville Regional, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show, plus the dead period is over so recruiting and scholarship offers are ramping up.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball winning the Big Ten championship, Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show, plus six football game times were announced for this fall.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball and the Big Ten title race, Name Image and Likeness national legislation, Lexi Sun returning and Ronald Thompkins leaving, plus Athletes Unlimited podcast co-host Geoff Exstrom talks about his new project with Husker QB Adrian Martinez.
Cole and Kaleb update the baseball season and what needs to happen this week, Parker Gabriel of the Journal Star joins the show, plus plenty of Spring Game recap and a Nebrasketball signee.
Cole and Kaleb are joined by former Husker lineman Jermarcus "Yoshi" Hardrick to talk his football journey and how he's seeing the Husker program now, a spring game preview, plus Husker baseball talk.
Cole and Kaleb talk the first look at an open football practice with fans, football recruiting with Nate Clouse of HuskerOnline, baseball remains on top of the Big Ten standings, Nebrasketball roster moves, and a bow on the volleyball season.
Cole and Kaleb talk the latest mess from the NCAA, Lincoln Arneal of the Omaha World-Herald breaks down the Huskers and the upcoming title run, spring football is in full effect, Nebrasketball has a couple additions, Nebraska baseball is on top of the Big Ten, and Husker Bowling is in the NCAA national title match for the 10th time.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska volleyball prepping for the post season, Michael Bruntz from 247 Sports joins the show, and Husker spring football is underway.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebraska baseball's hot start, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show to discuss a number of topics, Husker volleyball is rolling, Nebrasketball picks up a recruit, and football spring practice begins Monday.
Cole and Kaleb talk the latest Nebrasketball roster changes, Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show, then some Husker baseball talk.
Cole and Kaleb hit a number of topics in an abbreviated show taking you up to Husker baseball's pregame.
Cole and Kaleb talk Nebrasketball's continued grind, Parker Gabriel of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show, plus a look at football recruiting and track and field at the Big Ten Championships.
Cole and Kaleb talk the busy week in Nebrasketball, Robin Washut of Husker Online joins the show, and Kelly Hunter talks about her new professional volleyball endeavor.
Cole and Kaleb talk the return of Nebrasketball and the new conference football schedule, plus Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to talk what to expect from baseball and football recruiting.
Cole and Kaleb talk the latest round of Nebraska football transfers, Nate Clouse of HuskerOnline joins the show, and another week off for Nebrasketball and no weekend matches for Husker volleyball.
Cole and Kaleb talk the latest comments from Bill Moos and Scott Frost, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show to cover a number of topics, and Nebraska volleyball has finally made its return.
Cole and Kaleb talk the shuffling of players for Husker football, Nebraska Sportswriter of the Year Paker Gabriel of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show, plus sound from Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook.
Cole and Kaleb talk the latest with Nebrasketball's struggles, Michael Bruntz of Huskers 247 joins the show, and an idea for the NCAA volleyball tournament.
Cole and Kaleb talk the College Football playoff and how far away Husker football is, Robin Washut of Husker Online joins the show to talk Nebrasketball, and New Year's Resolutions from the guys.
Cole and Kaleb talk the week in Nebrasketball, voice of the Huskers Kent Pavelka joins the show, and Husker football's latest news.
Kaleb and Cole break down the Ohio State game last week, talk with Mitch Sherman of The Athletic, and go through a wild week that involved a game cancellation and plenty of interesting takes from national media.
Kaleb and Cole talk recruiting with Nate Clouse of Husker Online, look at the Huskers depth chart ahead of the season opener at Ohio State, and talk NCAA news from the week.
Kaleb and Cole talk the first week of padded practices and media availability with Nebraska football, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the show, and a Nebrasketball commit plus expectations for 2020-21.
Kaleb and Cole break down Nebraska's schedule and make their predictions for the season, talk with Husker247's Michael Bruntz, and hear sound from Scott Frost earlier this week.
Kaleb and Cole react to the live schedule release of the Big Ten football season, version 3.0.
Kaleb and Cole talk the latest pressure on the Big Ten decision making this fall and look at who is playing this weekend.
Cole and Kaleb talk a trio of football commitments, Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald joined the show to talk Big Ten happenings, and Nebraska men's basketball makes a social justice statement.
Cole and Kaleb talk the week's news in the Big Ten and for the Huskers from postponement and commitments, plus special guests/former co-hosts Tim Curran, Tommy Rezac, and Kevin Thomas on fifth anniversary of the start of a Saturday morning Husker show on KLIN.
Cole and Kaleb react to the Big Ten postponement of fall sports and the national media's interpretation of Nebraska leadership statements, plus sound from Scott Frost, Bill Moos, and Ted Carter.
Cole and Kaleb talk the newly released Big Ten schedule, get a recruiting update from Husker Online's Nate Clouse, and give their win-loss predictions for every 2020 game.
Cole and Kaleb speculate on Power 5 football this fall, talk with former Husker and show co-host Josh Banderas, then tackle this week's position preview with the linebackers.
Cole and Kaleb talk commitments for both 2020 and 2021, Chris Heady of the OWH joins the guys for the final time before embarking on a new adventure, and the latest position preview looks at quarterbacks and running backs.
Cole and Kaleb talk the Wear a Mask PSA from Husker athletics, Chris Basnett from the Lincoln Journal Star joins the guys to talk football, basketball, and baseball, and this week's position preview looks at the defensive backs.
Cole and Kaleb talk the Big Ten's announcement to go to conference-only schedules for several sports, Michael Bruntz of 247 Sports joins the guys to talk two football commits, and the position preview looks at wide receivers and tight ends.
Cole and Kaleb talk Scott Frosts comments from earlier this week, Kaleb's conversation with former Husker baseball player Aaron Palensky, the position preview focused on the defensive line, and a replay of a favorite conversation with 2021 QB commit Heinrich Haarberg.
Cole and Kaleb recap the week, preview the offensive line, and talk with Evan Bland of the Omaha World-Herald.
Kaleb and Cole recap Scott Frost's press conference this week, Ted Carter says fans will be in the stands for football, Aaron Palensky signs with the Yankees, Nebraska men's basketball reshuffling, and Hayden Kubik commits to Husker volleyball.
Kaleb and Cole talk the implications of JD Spielman leaving Nebraska, Chris Heady of the Omaha World Herald joins the guys, and more recruiting news.
Cole and Kaleb start the show talking about the protests over the past week, hear from Husker Online Recruiting Analyst Nate Clouse, break down NCAA Men's Basketball violations, and watch list season.
Cole and Kaleb talked Nebraska athletes returning June 1, 2021 QB commit Heinrich Haarberg joined the show, then plenty to go over with the latest NIL news from the Power 5 conferences.
Kaleb and Cole talk hype for hype videos, teams that do well with season and off-season interruptions, spoke with Ben McLaughlin from the Husker Sports Network, student-athletes being allowed to return for voluntary workouts, and three former Huskers to be on NBC's Titan Games.
Kaleb and Cole talk football and basketball additions, Noah Vedral's transfer to Rutgers, Michael Bruntz from Huskers 247 talks a number of Husker sports, and the guys break down Nebraska Day on BTN.
Kaleb and Cole talked the latest reports on schools preparing for a return to sports, football and basketball recruiting, and Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star touched on a number of topics.
Kaleb and Cole talk transfers into men's and women's basketball as well as volleyball, commitments to Husker football, and the NCAA recommendations regarding transfers and NIL.
Kaleb and Cole talk NFL draft, Husker departures, Spring Game, and clips from a conversation with Dr. Chris Kratochvil on the return to sports.
Kaleb and Cole talk sports returning with regional coalitions, break down the virtual Spring Game, and hear from Fred Hoiberg on his latest recruiting class.
Kaleb and Cole talk optimistic/pessimistic/realistic expectations for the summer fall, Terrell Newby joins the show to talk his new career path, football recruiting, and Wisconsin has made a decision on their spring sport seniors.
Kaleb and Cole talk Nebraska Athletic Hall of Fame announcements, basketball and baseball with Michael Bruntz of 247Sports, and track & field coach Gary Pepin from the cancellation of Indoor Nationals to the outdoor season.
Kaleb and Cole lament the missing NCAA Tournament's second weekend, talk the Big Ten further suspending team activities, men's and women's basketball transfers, and new Volleyball Associate Head Coach Tyler Hildebrand brings us up to speed on his journey currently in California for Beach Olympics.
Kaleb and Cole talk with Lamar Jackson and Mo Barry who got their Pro Day in this week, then close out the show by giving a full rundown of how the week developed with the constant Coronavirus news and what this means for the world of sports.
Kaleb and Cole break down the end of the Nebrasketball regular season and look toward the Big Ten Tournament and offseason, baseball had their home opener Friday so they talked with the Omaha World-Herald's Evan Bland, and Spring Football practice begins Monday so they looked at the biggest story lines for the next month.
Kaleb and Cole talk Name, Image, and Likeness with State Senator Megan Hunt and her bill that gained first round approval this week, Robin Washut of Husker Online gives us a deeper look into Nebrasketball, and Husker Baseball will have a home game before our next show.
Kaleb and Cole talked about the upcoming Big Ten Track & Field Indoor Championships with coach Gary Pepin, Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star talked Nebrasketball and Nebraseball, and the guys gave their thoughts on the weekly poll question.
Kaleb and Cole talk baseball's hot start with the weekend series at Baylor, 247's Michael Bruntz joined them to talk baseball, basketball, and the future football schedule, and the guys broke down today's game with Wisconsin.
Kaleb talked with Southwest grad and former Husker Brandon Reilly ahead of his debut in the revamped XFL.
Kaleb talked with Southwest grad and former Husker Brandon Reilly ahead of his debut in the revamped XFL.
Cole told Kaleb about his Chiefs' Super Bowl win and the parade in Kansas City this week, plenty of recruiting talk with the class wrapped up and both guys gave their Super Six for the class, Brandon Reilly among five Huskers debuting with the XFL this weekend, plus a look at the basketball teams and the upcoming week's schedule which includes baseball starting their season.
Kaleb and Cole talk Nebrasketball's week of games, Chris Heady of the Omaha World Herald joins the guys to talk more Nebrasketball, Football has some changes with commits and transfers, and Cole is excited for his Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Kaleb and Cole break down Nebrasketball from the past week and where Cam Mack is historically, sound from Will Bolt at the first official baseball practice, and Husker wrestling had a big week which culminated in an amazing atmosphere at Devaney Friday.
A packed show in mid-January! Mark Manning joined Kaleb and Cole to preview #7 wrestling heading to #1 Iowa tonight, plenty of coaching changes and updates between football and basketball, and Chris Basnett of the Lincoln Journal Star broke down today's Nebrasketball matchup against Indiana.
*Technical difficulties cut off the beginning of the show and interview with Manning.
Kaleb and Cole go basketball heavy after Nebrasketball beat Iowa this week and Charlie Easley earns a scholarship, all-time assists leader Brian Carr joins the show to talk about what he's seeing from the start of the Hoiberg Era, and Husker football has a coaching change.
Kaleb and Cole talk Nebraska men's basketball loss to Rutgers and upcoming game with Iowa, Women's basketball takes on #24 Minnesota today, UNL Chancellor Ronnie Green on the Go Big project, and some New Year's resolutions for coaches and fans.
Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry - "Reviewing 2019 and the 2010s across all Husker sports"
Cole & Kaleb talk football recruiting with Michael Bruntz, #Nebrasketball, and women's basketball with Brent Wagner
Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry review VB & MBB and look ahead to the next match-ups, plus FB recruiting ahead of the early signing period
Cole and Kaleb analyze the Nebraska Basketball season to date, talk with the Voice of UNL Basketball Kent Pavelka and this afternoon's game against Creighton, Husker Football news and UNL Volleyball in the NCAA Tournament Rnd 2 vs Missouri
Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry talked about how the Wisconsin game was a Rorshach test for how Husker fans see this team. Also previewed today's Maryland game, and hit on last night's basketball and volleyball game results.
Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry discuss Nebraska's mentality during bye week, the Injury situation and the breakdown of the match-up with Indiana on this edition of the KLIN Husker Hour
Husker bye week but all kinds of Husker news. Cole and Matt discuss it all on this week's Husker Hour
All things Huskers - a look back at the Northwestern game and a look ahead to the Huskers at Minnesota
Summarizing this past week and looking ahead to this afternoon's Homecoming Game against the Northwestern Wildcats -- Cole calling it 31-17 Huskers!! GO BIG RED!!!
KLIN's Cole Stukenholtz covers it all from Friday night's NebrasketBall event to College Game Day and live reports from Jack Mitchell to tonight's game as the Huskers host the Ohio State Buckeyes
Join KLIN Sports Director Tim Curran, Cole Stukenholtz and Channel 8 Eyewitness News reporter Matt Reynoldson as they break down the week in Husker news
Join KLIN sports director Tim Curran and Cole Stukenholtz as they talk about the week in Husker athletics. On the show, they were joined by former Nebraska football head coach Tom Osborne and Nebraska basketball junior guard Dachon Burke
Join KLIN sports director Tim Curran as he recaps the week in NU athletics, inlcuding Nebraska baseball's big win, the Big Red Blitz tour, and Isaiah Roby deciding to forgoe his senior season. Also, Tim was joined by Nebraska wrestling coach Mark Manning and Nebraska defensive linemen/track and field athletes Carlos & Khalil Davis, who are preparing for the NCAA Outdoor Championships next week in Austin, Texas.
Recently Retired from the Lincoln City Council, Former City Councilman, Jon Camp joins Matt to reflect on 20 years of service to the City.
Join Tim Curran and Cole Stukenholtz as they break down the week in Husker news. They were also joined by Jacob Padilla of Hail Varsity to break down Nebrasketball's crazy commitment week
Tim Curran and Cole Stukenholtz talked Nebrasketball, Darin Erstad, and more. Mike Schaefer of Husker 247 joined them in segment two and former Husker baseball pitcher/New York Yankee Joba Chamberlain was featured as well
Join Cole Stukenholtz and Tim Curran as they chat with Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal Star basketball beat writers Chris Heady and Chris Basnett. Also joining them is the voice of Husker Hoops, Kent Pavelka.