Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett kick things off with a lengthy hoops discussion, covering Nebraska's ills, a brutal finishing nine games and what success looks like down the stretch. Then a rundown of a quiet National Signing Day No. 2 for Husker football, a look at early spring game ticket sales and a recruiting look-ahead.
Husker Extra Podcast: Can Nebraska hoops stop the skid? Plus, a quiet Signing Day for NU
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The scrimmage will undoubtedly be well-attended, but early ticket data lacks behind the past two seasons' pace.Â
Nebraska offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Matt Lubick has a two-year contract worth $500,000 per year.Â
Bill Moos has an old-school soul. But that doesn't mean he's overly rigid in his stances on new-world issues in collegiate athletics.
The NU leader gave the new offensive hire a ringing endorsement, and explains why he feels "caught up" in recruiting for the first time in his tenure.
With all the other twists and turns that come with college basketball recruiting, the work toward next season's roster and beyond never really ends.
Behind Dedrick Mills, there is a lot of gray area on the depth chart. But there are a handful of backs vying for a chance to play a key role.Â
A post-signing day look at how the Huskers might use their final two scholarships on transfer market
A look at three positions where Nebraska could look to add a player from the transfer portal now that the 2020 recruiting cycle is finished.
The Huskers struggled at outside linebacker last season. With a new but familiar coach in tow, can a core of veterans and new signees turn the tide?