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Isn't that just Great. He likes the "Google Me" guy. Hopefully Satt can dial up the energy to compete for him.

Love the show. First time caller, long time listener. I have a 2-part question. If they play flag football (which sounds cool to me), will the game still be red vs white? Or perhaps will guys choose their own fits? And second, do you think they will use red flags or go with Cornhusker yellow? Thanks. I'll hang up and listen off the air.

Same, and also, is Dasan McCullough (OU transfer) a DL Edge rusher or an OLB rusher or ?? He's 6'5 235 and could get to 245 possibly, or depending on his position I guess. I feel like we are super stocked at Linebacker.

Don't listen to AI man! Unless that AI is Allen Iverson! AKA "The Answer"

Upper Classmen - Pritchett, Rocco, Lutovsky, Prochazka, Corcoran, JEJ, Knaak. Gunnar Gottula is a soph but has game experience. Got a few other sophs making their mark, like Sledge and Maciejczak, The rest of guys are mostly pups. A bunch of RFR and Freshmen. But, I do think they can find a solid starting 5 and a good group of 8 or possibly 9 linemen for depth and rotation.

Great to hear DR has continuity going with Holgorsen. And that he knows the playbook and the speed of the game is slowing down for him. Which helps with decision making, accuracy and correct calls.

Interesting rumor. This WR group might be one of the better groups of receivers we had in recent memory. Hunter, Key, Barney, and the young studs like Clark, Mozee and Mills. Plus WR/TE Bonner, Carter Nelson, Lindenmeyer, Haarberg... Hopefully they all run great routes, catch well, get YAC, and block like they should. With Raiola and these guys, the sky is the limit.

Don't forget the championship game. Semi on Saturday and Championship game is Sunday evening. That's kinda strange or unique that it's a "back-to-back" weekend. Gonna need some depth and fresh legs.

Awesome game. I know Georgetown was missing a few starters, but the Huskers took advantage of it and played a really good game. Man, seeing Hoiberg and Jacobsen pass the ball around (without much dribbling) until a great shooter like Brice had space to shoot, or going inside to Berke was pretty cool and refreshing. The offense again played smoother. Gary responded pretty well after having a stinker the game before. Was good to see.

My apology, I wasn't trying to be disrespectful. My spidey-sense and frustration felt to me, like CU has owned NU in basketball & baseball the past 5-10 years or so, like I actually mentioned. But I am happy to hear that NU has the clear edge since 2000? So I looked it up and my gut feeling was fairly accurate. Last 10 matchups in baseball (from 2019 -2024) - Creighton is 8-1 against NU. Over the last 9 years - Creighton 13-4 is against NU Yikes. Last 10 matchups in basketball (from 2015-2024) Creighton is 7-3 against NU. Since 2012 - Creighton is 10-3 against NU is basketball. Yikes again.

Every year, like year after year after year, it seems like NU plays Creighton 6 or 8 times from Nov to March (between basketball and baseball) and the BlueJays win most of those games. However, it feels like Creighton wins every time though. I mean, in the last 5-10 years, the Blue Jays might have a combined sport record of 50-10 against Nebraska. Or something similar. But definitely a winning record for sure. If it was football, everybody in Nebraska would know the w-l record. Good thing it's only basketball and baseball, where it gets swept under the rug.

Lifelong Georgetown fan. Huge Hoya fan. Even though they've been mid or bad for a long stretch, this is still soooo cool that the Huskers are playing them. I even think the Huskers are a lot better than the Hoyas, for sure. Win this, and play for the Crown Championship If not, then I hope Georgetown wins it all.

I thought my comment was fair and yes, he is a big deciding factor in Fred Hoiberg's offense. When the ball goes in, it's all good. When it doesn't, there isn't much offense to run. Even though there are a few other scorers on the team. Hoiberg's offense is designed to get Brice the ball. Brice has the option to shoot or give it to Gary. Plan B, C and D is for Berke, Morgan and Conner to find a way to score.

It was inevitable and not surprising. If you look at our current roster, we are more abundant at OLB & DE/Rush End. We lack depth at Interior linemen, and we also have players that can be SS/LB crossovers. We have guys that need to be on the field - and they aren't 300 pounders. This defensive unit will be quicker and more athletic then before, but with less interior beef (Nash & TyRob). LBs will be able to play coverage, rush QB and help with run-stopping as best as possible. There are a lot of 235-260 pounders ready to get after it, and they need to be on the field. I just wish we had 4-5 Defensive Tackles to rotate, but I am not sure we have more than 3.

The duo of Jacobsen and Hoiberg made the offense fluid and moved the ball quickly. The offense looked a lot better, esp in the 2nd half. Essigian was getting looks and made buckets. The offense didn't just go through Brice and Gary and dealing with the results of them shooting. Berke and Morgan and even Meah were all on the bench watching and cheering later in the game when the Huskers had rhythm on offense and playing tough defense (minus Brice on D, of course). Near the 5 minute mark, Hurley had the look of "This when we choke during the final stretch". Not knowing that Nebraska has had that same feeling in many games before themselves lol. Brice gobbled up a lot of easy free throws when needed, and it was good to know he is pretty good at that as well.