HuskerOnline Podcast

We weigh in on ESPN's FPI projections and where they have Nebraska finishing this season, discuss the SEC's latest comments about how some Big Ten teams build their schedules, react to Tim Miles' return visit to Lincoln, and take a "What If Wednesday" trip back to Joe Ganz and the 2007 season on the latest edition of the HuskerOnline Show.

It's a pivotal week for the future of college athletics as the U.S. Senate could bring the Save College Sports Act to the floor for a vote. We also discuss Michigan officially parting ways with athletic director Warde Manuel at the end of the year, the biggest storylines from SEC Media Days, and take you to Illinois for Road Trippin' Monday. Plus, we break down Harper Murray's growing brand power and the possibility of Nebraska's 2027 season opener being moved to Arrowhead Stadium on the latest edition of HuskerOnline Headlines.

We react to Nebraska's addition of former Penn State running back Tikey Hayes and what it could mean for the Huskers' running back room moving forward. Plus, we discuss Rienk Mast's performance in the NBA Summer League, and "What If Wednesday" takes us back to 2001 on the latest edition of the HuskerOnline Show.

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor earned his fifth star in the latest Rivals recruiting rankings, and we break down what that means along with all of the other movement in the updated rankings. We also discuss the current state of Nebraska football single-game ticket sales heading into the 2026 season, the demand for Husker volleyball season tickets, and weigh in on the latest developments surrounding Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel. Plus, Road Trippin' Monday takes us to Oregon on the newest edition of HuskerOnline Headlines.

Nebraska's 2027 recruiting class now boasts four top-100 prospects, its highest total since 2005. We also break down the Big 12's intriguing new jersey patch deal with Monster Energy, rank the Big Ten's top quarterbacks according to On3, and, in this week's "What If Wednesday," revisit 2021 to explore who Trev Alberts might have hired had he moved on from Scott Frost. We cover all that and more on the latest edition of the HuskerOnline Show.