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We BCs thoughts on the Nebraska's win against Michigan State and determine if the Huskers can exceed expectations.

The Husker247 Podcast continues Maryland Week with some Nebraska football injury updates after several starters appeared on Wednesday's Big Ten availability report. What does that potentially mean for the Big Red on Saturday against the Terps? Brian Christopherson and Michael Bruntz then discuss the matchup with Maryland and what Nebraska needs to do to improve to 5-0 on the season before digging in to the Big Ten slate for the weekend.

The Tuesday edition of the Husker247 Podcast puts a bow on Nebraska football's win over Michigan State and previews the upcoming matchup with Maryland. Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson will also look at important stats for Nebraska that might carry forward through Big Ten play and players who could carry an out-sized importance for the Big Red the rest of the year.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down Nebraska's 31-13 win over Michigan State in East Lansing. What did the guys see on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball and on special teams? What were key moments in the game? Listen in.

BC has filed to watch the NFL this season, how big a game this is for Matt Rhule's tenure at Nebraska, the "little things" that will be key in tomorrow's game, what translates from non-conference play (and what doesn't), and more

We get BCs take on weight room songs before diving into the latest on Nebraska football leading up to the Michigan State game.

It's finally the start of Big Ten play and Husker247's Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson discuss lessons learned from Nebraska's non-conference slate, where improvement is still needed and more. The guys also discuss the Husker running game's readiness for the Big Ten and wildcards for Saturday's matchup at Michigan State.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down Nebraska's win over North Dakota to wrap up non-conference play. Nebraska scored on its first two possessions and took control of the game, pulling away just after halftime. The guys break down each of the phases of the game and what Nebraska showed in its final non-conference tune-up.

BC joins us early to preview tomorrow's final non-conference game of the season with North Dakota, Sunday's Vikings-Bears game, sizing up the Huskers ahead of Big Ten play, and how high Nebraska can fly this season.

BC reacts to the future Nebraska-Notre Dame series and reminisce the previous home and home matches before previewing this weekends North Dakota game.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson run through a Thursday podcast, discussing Nebraska's future home-and-home with Notre Dame, plus the return on investment so far with the transfer portal class and what's ahead for Nebraska basketball, which learned its schedule on Wednesday.0:00 - Nebraska schedules Notre Dame 16:29 - Transfer Portal additions 24:25 - Nebraska Basketball Big Ten schedule

BC joins the show to preview Sunday's Packers-Vikings game, tomorrow's game against Bowling Green for the Huskers, his review of Anthony Colandrea's game against Ohio, thoughts on the D-Line, and more.

BC shares his assessment on Anthony Colandrea's Husker debut and looks ahead to Nebraska's next match against Bowling Green.

In today's episode, Brian Christopherson and Michael Bruntz will look at areas where Nebraska can take the biggest step in week two against Bowling Green. We saw Nebraska's run game dominate against Ohio, what can that group do for an encore? Finally, we'll discuss which Nebraska opponent's performance in week one changed our outlook for later in the year. (0:24): Where can Nebraska make biggest jump in week two?(20:44): What can Nebraska running game do for an encore?(30:09): Which Nebraska opponent's week one result changed outlook?

The Husker247 postgame podcast breaks down Nebraska's 49-21 win over Ohio in the season opener. Brian Christopherson and Michael Bruntz of Husker247 discuss what they saw in the opener on offense, defense and special teams and where the Huskers can take the next step following a game that was tight into the third quarter, but ultimately ended in a comfortable Nebraska win.

In a Thursday edition of the Husker247 Podcast, Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson discuss a variety of topics, including noteworthy hot weather games in Husker history and what we can learn in Saturday's opener. The guys also go game-by-game through the 2026 season and predict their outlook for the Huskers.

BC joins the show to gauge how ready he is for the start of the season, who he's most excited to watch tomorrow, alternate jerseys, and more

We get BC's final thoughts ahead of Nebraska's season opener against Ohio.

Nebraska football released its first depth chart of the 2026 season on Monday and Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down the starters on the depth chart, which is heavy on veterans and transfers heading into the start of the season. The guys also discuss the debut of five-star quarterback commit Trae Taylor at Millard South and offer some initial thoughts on Saturday's matchup with Ohio.0:00 : Breaking down the depth chart19:47 : Trae Taylor's debut30:01 : Previewing Nebraska and Ohio

BC jumps on the line to talk to us about position battles, guys who have to step up this season, the Running Back Room,

We find how what BC calls the guy selling frozen treats before talking Huskers and theories surrounding Anthony Colandrea.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson are back with another Husker247 Podcast. With the season opener nearly one week away, the guys discuss X-factors across the roster for the Big Red. The guys also discuss what the outlook could be for the Husker defense in coordinator Rob Aurich's first year at the helm. Listen in.(0:40): X-factors for the Big Red in 2026(22:55): How good can Nebraska's defense be in 2026?(31:15): Taking listener questions

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down the news of the week, including where things stand with the sellout streak and might Nebraska's future non-conference schedules get an update? In the back half of the podcast, the guys discuss Nebraska's quarterback spot and whether the Big Red is better at quarterback this season than in 2025. Listen in.

BC joins us to talk about Matt Rhule's tenor at Nebraska so far, the fanbase's lack of interest this season, joint practices in the NCAA, the WR Room in Lincoln, and more.

BC joins the show to talk Nebraska football.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down what they saw during Tuesday's open practice period in Lincoln. What stood out about Nebraska's skill position players, the offensive line and more. The guys then get into an offensive lineman making a move this fall and hit on other topics from fall camp.

Brian Christopherson of Husker 24/7 comes on to preview Nebraska's Fall Camp.

We get BCs takes on Sexy Seward before sharing the latest Husker football camp updates.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down Nebraska's safety spot and where that group stacks up among the strongest Husker position groups, with names to know after hearing from safeties coach Tyler Yelk. The guys then discuss a pair of overlooked names at tight end and defensive tackle — more importantly, who can rise to enter the mix in the defensive tackle rotation. Lastly, where does Nebraska football stand in the college football conversation nationally? How can the Huskers elbow their way back into the national psyche?

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 discuss the open practice period from Tuesday's practice. What they saw, who stood out and what we learned from Nebraska football's defensive coaches and players after Tuesday's practice.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson break down position battles to know as fall camp gets underway this week in Lincoln. Who emerges at the running back spot? Are we talking enough about tight end? What will happen at cornerback? Listen in.

BC is without air conditioning, compares himself to Paul Revere, his takeaways from the first few days of fall camp, the experience of the offense, and what he wants to hear from Matt Rhule tomorrow.

We get a workout update from BC before diving into Husker football training camp.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson run through what they learned during Nebraska Football's local media day on Tuesday. What's standing out on both the offensive and the defensive side on the eve of fall camp, which gets underway Wednesday? Listen in.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 are back from the Windy City and Nebraska's stay at Big Ten Media Days. The start of fall camp is still a few days off, but the guys break down what they learned on both sides of the ball from Matt Rhule and the Husker players, including storylines that are going to dominate fall camp. Listen in.

Matt and BC talk the DeKalb Oasis, recap Rhule's time in Chicago at Big Ten Media Days, the pressure surround Anthony Colandrea, the conference at-large, and more.

BC counts us down to Nebraska's appearance at Big Ten Media Days.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 get you ready for this week's Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. The guys break down the cleveland.com poll that has the Huskers in the middle tier of the Big Ten pecking order. What are some potential storylines to come out of Nebraska's Thursday appearance and much more.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 discuss factors for how Nebraska can run past preseason predictions. With fall camp beginning at the start of August, what does Nebraska need to do on offense, defense and special teams to take the next step as a program against a difficult schedule?

BC joins to talk LeBron to Philly, his relationship with the Timberwolves, which loss he'd turn into a win, what he wants to learn at Media Days,

We get BCs thoughts on his beloved Twins before finding out what interest him the most in next week's Big Ten Media Days.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 dive into ESPN's FPI win percentage chances for each of Nebraska's games in the 2026 season. Two big stretches exist for the Huskers between matchups against a trio of Top 5 teams. Can Nebraska win the coin flips on their schedule? The guys also discuss a few players who missed the spring because of injury that will figure in the two-deep conversation at the start of call camp. Listen in.

BC recaps his vacation for us, the celebrity he was adjacent to, which three Huskers he'd wave a wand and have them maximize their potential, and more

BC is back from his vacation. We find out if he prefers a kabob over a steak before diving into the latest on Nebraska football.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson of Husker247 break down the addition of former Penn State running back Tykee Hayes and what it means for the Huskers' running back room in 2026. The guys discuss Hayes' time at Penn State and how he fits into a relatively young group in Lincoln. In the second segment the guys discuss one offseason basketball power ranking and where the Huskers fit into the overall picture in the Big Ten this season.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson are back with another episode of the Husker247 Podcast. The guys discuss the unfolding Most Indispensable Huskers list, plus get into some conversation about Rienk Mast's performance in the NBA Summer League, as well as how Nebraska Baseball fared in the weekend's MLB Draft.

We find out what BC is up to this weekend before diving into the soccer and Husker athletics.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson discuss a range of topics during Tuesday's Husker247 Daily. The guys discuss Nebraska's running back picture following the arrest of Mekhi Nelson in Florida. Brian also offers up a mid-summer Nebraska basketball update, with comments on some of the Husker newcomers and one who had stood out in summer workouts. Finally the guys discuss the news that former Nebraska athletic director Shawn Eichorst is being targeted as the potential athletics director at Wisconsin and how his tenure at Nebraska didn't work.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson discuss members of the 2026 Nebraska football team who might not be getting as much public run this offseason, but might have plenty to say in the 2026 season. It's also almost time for the annual most indispensable Huskers list and the guys discuss reasons why this year's list is more wide open than those in the past.

We get BCs perfect steak order before diving into Husker football "what-if" statistics.