Podcast appearances and mentions of Fred Hoiberg

An article in the paper over the weekend criticizes the lack of criticism of Nebrasketball. Fred Hoiberg took note

-There's a lot of belief from fans that this season might be good for Nebraska, but it hasn't been so far through 2 seasons of Fred Hoiberg. Yet, with the general uptick in recruiting, that might be why he gets a pass -That's where we ask, what if Nebraska is where KenPom projects of 13th […]

Fred Hoiberg lands a huge recruit and looks to build on last years team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

-Hoiberg spoke about the transfer portal, team continuity, improved perimeter shooting, and more -Alonzo Verge and Trey McGowens also spoke to media, anything of substance? Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKING

September 25 - Segment 7 - Fred Hoiberg Comments

3-time Bulls champion Randy Brown joins the show with some great stories from his playing days & sets the record straight on his transition from the Bulls' front office to Fred Hoiberg's coaching staff. Plus, Stacey takes us behind the scenes of his White Sox broadcasting experience and sizes up the Bulls' roster as we get closer to training camp.

Mike Schaefer and Brian Christopherson put a bow on Big Ten Media Days, discuss the changing nature of conferences and what's ahead for Fred Hoiberg's team this coming season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Connor (@C_Clark_27) and Grant (@hansen15_hansen) are back! This week they welcome Erin Sorensen (@erinsorensen) on the show to talk NIL, Memorial Stadium getting back to 100% capacity, and Nebraska basketball non-conference schedule. After Erin's segment, the guys talk about Alonzo Verge Jr. transferring to Fred Hoiberg's program as well as the NBA Finals!

Listen to the first episode of Off Court with Trey and Bryce McGowens. Here's an entire breakdown of Episode 1. (0:00-12:45) - Opening headlines with Trey & Bryce (12:46) - Nebraska basketball coach Fred Hoiberg (26:14) - Assistant coach Matt Abdelmassih (38:56) - Freshman guard Quaran McPherson joins us in the studio (48.09) - Xavier transfer C.J. Wilcher joins us in studio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-Bill Moos suddenly is done as Nebraska's AD…what led to it happening and how should this make Scott Frost and Fred Hoiberg feel with long-term job status? -Who should the top target be? Jamie Pollard, Ed Stewart, or someone else? -Tomorrow is NIL day…how will this all look across the country and at Nebraska? Show […]

-Like Song of the Day, 1 is bad and 10 is good. It's going to be interesting to see where listeners stack these up and where Sip and Jake do, too. Hoiberg's had 2 bad years to begin, but will he have a high rating still in confidence? Where do fans stand with Frost? -Will […]

Chris Schmidt and Elijah Herbel open the show by discussing the speech that Tom Osborne gave the Nebraska football team that was posted on social media. They track down Mitch Sherman, who tells us about Will Bolt's coming contract extension. Jacob Padilla discusses Fred Hoiberg's top targets in the class of 2023. Chris and Elijah finish the show by discussing changes they would make to improve the College Football Playoff selection show. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Connor (C_Clark_27) and Grant (@hansen15_hansen) are back, this week with Chris Basnett (@HuskerExtraCB) as the Nebraska Baseball team begins their journey to the CWS tonight as they take on Northeastern in the Arkansas Regional! The guys also break down Fred Hoiberg's latest recruiting class and Dolano Banton pursuing his NBA dreams!

Many of you likely remember former Nebraska Cornhuskers beat writer Christopher Heady from his days with the Omaha World Herald. The secret Kansan spy spent a number of years following the inside action at the Hendrix Training Complex and Pinnacle Bank Arena during the end of the Tim Miles era and start of the Fred Hoiberg era. That unique perspective gave him an interesting look at how two very different coaching era were in Lincoln. Luckily for our listeners, Chris was generous enough to give us his time and talk about some of the contrasts between the coaching regimes and the overall picture of where basketball stands in his mind among the Husker fanbase. Did the athletic administration care about basketball before Hoiberg? Did fans? Do facilities actually matter? What about after Hoiberg's hire? How significant was the hiring by Nebraska in contrast to previous hires or even at other Power Six programs? How much did support from the athletic administration change overnight? What went wrong in the first two seasons and where are things heading from here? Also, is Ohio State a “basketball school”? What about Michigan? If you haven't gotten the picture by now, this was an all encompassing episode and listeners won't want to miss a second of it! Thanks again to our special guest Chris Heady, and we hope you enjoy this week's episode. Please Subscribe! Be sure to download and subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you prefer (that way you won't miss next week's very special episode), and you'll also get all of the other great, but not quite as great, Corn Nation Radio podcasts as well. Finally, please follow us on twitter for all the latest Nebrasketball and Husker action. Follow us on Twitter at @Bangs&Dags Follow Kevin on Twitter at @SpartyOnHuskers Follow Chris on Twitter at @heady_chris Leave a Review! You could go out on the Apple podcast app and leave a review for us as well or send us feedback by making a comment on this article. Please Listen And Share! If you don't feel like subscribing, you can listen in the player below. Thank you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

-Stevens and the Celtics lost their series to the Nets in 5 games, and Stevens was removed from his position the next day. Fred Hoiberg doesn't seem like a name to watch for this job, but it makes you wonder going forward -When (and if ) Fred gets it going here, is the league going […]

It's another packed show with Dan Barreiro: We open "Dr. Dan's Inbox," Fred Hoiberg joins to share some Kevin Garnett stories as a member of the 2004 team, Chuck Foreman talks about his coach Jerry Burns, Wild GM Bill Guerin joins on the eve of the Playoffs and Mayo Clinic Big Knocker Bill Morice makes his weekly appearance.

We continue our Kevin Garnett Appreciation Week with Fred Hoiberg. Freddy was a late-summer addition to the 2004 Western Conference Finals team and talked about coming to Minnesota, what it was like playing with KG, Sam and Spree and reflected on being in the front office when KG was traded.

Connor (@C_Clark_27) and Grant (hansen15_hansen) are back this week to discuss more spring football and their takeaways from Saturday's open practice at Memorial Stadium with special guest Sean Callahan (Sean_Callahan)! The guys also touch on Keon Edwards, a 4-star transfer from DePaul University, committing to Fred Hoiberg's program as well as baseball's success and volleyball ending their season. #GBR

-Hoiberg discussed Bryce McGowens, and the rest of the new guys including Wilhelm Breidenbach, CJ Wilcher, Keisei Tominaga, and Oleg Kojenets…he said that Nebraska should improve at 3s and free throws going forward -Also, Thor is back home in Iceland and not sure if he’ll come back or not…should he? Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKING

Lincoln – University of Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg announced the hiring of former Chicago Bulls assistant Nate Loenser to the Husker coaching staff on Tuesday (April 6).

-Nebrasketball lands a transfer commitment from CJ Wilcher of Xavier…who happens to have a younger brother who is a 5-star uncommitted player for the 2023 class…are we seeing a trend here? -Does Hoiberg deserve more blame for missing on Chucky Hepburn or Hunter Sallis?

Lincoln – Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg announced Thursday that special assistant Bobby Lutz is leaving the Husker program to pursue coaching opportunities.

The coaching carousel is the second most exciting thing going on in college basketball, so Chris Schmidt and Damon Barr reassure each other that Iowa State doesn't have a shot at stealing Fred Hoiberg away from Nebraska. The Athletic's Mitch Sherman joins the show to look back on Nebraska's fiasco around the Oklahoma game and to talk about former Husker Dedrick Mills. Former Nebraska assistant and current Utah State basketball coach Craig Smith chimes in, talking about his squad's trip to the tournament and their opponent Texas Tech. Big Ten Network's Rick Pizzo rounds out the show with another Big Ten Buffet, figuring out which of the nine Big Ten teams has the best shot at winning it all.

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick tries to answer to answer a question from Huskermax.com. Which coach will have a higher winning percentage the next 2 seasons: Scott Frost or Fred Hoiberg. We then talk more Husker Hoops with Kent Pavelka of the Husker Sports Network. Then producer TJ gives his answer on whether Frost or Hoiberg will have a higher winning percentage over the next two seasons. We end the hour with the news that the Kansas City Chiefs cut two starters on their offensive line.

Nebraska Basketball is done for the year and Gary dives into the team and Fred Hoiberg and how he thinks the separation between the Iowa State/Nebraska basketball program are similar and more!

On the final hour of The Nick Handley Show, we have news from a tweet from Head Coach Greg McDermott issuing an apology for an analogy he used in the postgame lockeroom to his team. Next, we talk North Dakota State Bison with Jeff Culhane who is the play-by-play man for football and basketball. Then we get back into Husker Hoops win last night and hear what Fred Hoiberg also had to say on Teddy not being with the team. We wrap up the show with What's on Tap.

-It’s not going to happen this year, and it didn’t happen in his first year. But why can’t it happen? Tim Miles made it one year, and it hadn’t happened at all for the previous 16 years before that. But Miles never got back to the Dance -Rutgers would have made it last year and […]

In Quick Hits we learn that Jim Harbaugh has a new quarterback, Tom Herman fails up to the NLF in a new role, Fred Hoiberg loses his best player and Russell Wilson sparks a social media post from the Mayor of New Orleans and some clapback from the Mayor Seattle. Then in Ross' Roulette to end the hour Ross talks about a space hotel and Snoop Dogg getting pissed about losing in video games.

In Quick Hits we learn that Jim Harbaugh has a new quarterback, Tom Herman fails up to the NLF in a new role, Fred Hoiberg loses his best player and Russell Wilson sparks a social media post from the Mayor of New Orleans and some clapback from the Mayor Seattle. Then in Ross' Roulette to end the hour Ross talks about a space hotel and Snoop Dogg getting pissed about losing in video games.

On the first hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick and producer TJ react to the big news of the day with leading scorer for the Huskers Teddy Allen deciding to leave the Husker basketball program. Next, Nick gets into the Creighton-Xavier game and why maybe Creighton didn't match Xavier's desperation. Then we talk Husker Hoops with Jacob Padilla of Hailvarsity.com. We finish out the hour with some Fred Hoiberg audio.

On the final hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick gets back into the topic of allowing more fans back into stadiums and who should actually have the say in that matter. Next, we talk with Mitch Sherman of The Athletic on fan attendance at sporting events and Husker football. Then some Fred Hoiberg audio on tonight's matchup against Penn State before we get you out of here with What's on Tap.

Chris Schmidt and Elijah Herbel are in to discuss the uphill battle that Husker coaches are facing with the in-state 2022 recruits, plus some thoughts from Fred Hoiberg's press conference. Derek Peterson joins to give his two cents on in-state recruiting, plus Bill Doleman joins for his usual Friday segment. Doug Duda also joins to discuss NSAA state wrestling before Chris and Elijah give the Friday Forecast. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Temperature Tuesday's have Runza going nuts. Then Gary dives into the job Fred Hoiberg did last night for Nebrasketball and having a good basketball IQ, Jason Tatum recovering from COVID and more!

Thursday 2/11/21 Hour 1 – Topics: Steve says few blueblood teams in the NCAA Tourney could be concerning for March Madness ratings,  how fantasy football might drop NFL playoff ratings and Steve REALLY doesn’t like the Opening Ceremony at the Olympics. Guest: Chris Basnett, Lincoln Star-Journal, on Nebraska basketball’s scoring struggles, facing Penn State, coach Fred Hoiberg’s health struggles, and more.

It's a sad day in the sports world; legendary NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer passed away at the age of 77. Chris Schmidt and Damon Barr try to figure out why Fred Hoiberg sounded off after the latest Husker basketball loss. Mitch Sherman joins the show to highlight what Bill Busch, Nebraska's new defensive analyst, brings to the table. Rick Kaczenski hops on to share what makes Tampa Bay's defense so strong. Speaking of the Buccaneers’ defense, Aaron Groff joins the show to talk about Tampa Bay linebacker Shaquil Barrett. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

On the second hour of The Nick Handley Show, we hear some audio from Head Coach Scott Frost that's geared to what the spring season might look like format wise and if some players will be ready for it that were injured. Next, we play more Frost audio as well as a listener tweeting at us he has finally accepted that Wan'dale Robinson is gone. Then we talk Husker Men's Hoops with Robin Washut of Huskeronline.com. We end the hour with some Fred Hoiberg audio on last night's loss.

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, we hear how sick Head Basketball Coach for the Husker Men's basketball team Fred Hoiberg got and how it affected him personally. Next, we talk NHL with Sean Leahy of NBC Sports. Then another piece of Hoiberg audio on if they ever thought of discontinuing the season before we get to your Rehab Report with Travis Manners of Athletes Training Center.

-Nebraska is 0-4 in B1G play and on a 21-game losing streak in conference play dating back to last season..how hard is it to get that kind of monkey off your back? -Do you believe Fred Hoiberg’s system is going to be effective in the B1G or does he need to evolve? -How hard is […]

With Ross Peterson gone this week for vacation Chris Williams is joined by Andrew Downs and they discuss the discussion of possibly postponing the College Football Playoff Championship due to COVID-19 issues at Ohio State and the conspiracy that this is just to buy Justin Fields more time. They also talk Drake Bulldogs basketball remaining undefeated and the Dan Dakich comments slamming Fred Hoiberg. Chris then chats about college football and discusses why he feels the Heisman Committee needs to change up how it awards the trophy.

-Fred Hoiberg’s squad is on a 21-game losing streak in conference play. They were blown out by Ohio State and played Michigan State close, but are 0-4 in B1G play on the season -The entire conference is full of good teams, and they could have an incredibly large amount of teams that make the Dance […]

Hear what head coach Fred Hoiberg had to say after Nebrasketball's loss to OSU Oklahoma crushed Florida 55-20 in the Cotton Bowl

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, we have UNO Maverick Head Coach Derrin Hansen on to talk about their start to the season. Next, we play from Fred Hoiberg audio before we get to your Rehab Report with Travis Manners of Athletes Training Center. We end the show with What's on Tap.

Coach Nate Loesner shares his journey from growing up in Cedar Falls, Iowa to eventually being an Assistant Coach for the Chicago Bulls. Nate was born without his left hand, but he never let than hinder his love of sports. He went on to earn 11 varsity letters in four sports during his playing days at NU High School. After meeting Tim Floyd at a summer camp, he stayed in touch and decided to attend Iowa State as a Student Manager. Nate attempting to be a walk-on for the Iowa State baseball team he was cut but continued to play in wood bat leagues where eventually he caught the attention of the coaching staff and earned a spot on the team as a senior. After graduating from Iowa State he returned to NU High School as the Head Coach for both the boy's basketball team as well as the baseball team. He then went on to coach at Ames HS before chasing his dream to coach college basketball. Coach Larry Eustachy met with him prior to moving down to Southern Miss and he agreed to hire him as a Graduate Assistant - he quickly was promoted and ended up spending a total of six years on the coaching staff at Southern Miss. Fred Hoiberg hired Nate to be a Graduate Assistant at Iowa State, he was then promoted to the Director of Player Development before joining the Chicago Bulls as their Video Coordinator after Coach Hoiberg was hired as the Head Coach. He quickly established himself as a hard worker and the following season he was tasked with being the first Head Coach in the history of the Windy City Bulls (NBA G League), where he had players from other NBA franchises on his roster and was in constant communication with the Chicago Bulls coaching staff and management. Coach Hoiberg made him an Assistant Coach of the Chicago Bulls in 2018 and despite Coach Hoiberg being let go, Nate was retained and his contract was extended. He's a terrific example of a coach's coach who's also a player's coach at the same time. Coach Loesner will be back on a coaching staff and continuing to impact lives in no time.

Connor and Grant sit down this week to discuss the Nebraska Cornhuskers football game at Purdue this weekend in a game where both teams come in on losing streaks, as well as what the new transfers have done fro Fred Hoiberg on the hard wood and what we can expect from the team going forward!

On the first hour of The Nick Handley Show, we get into what Kirk Herbstreit had to say last night on the College Football Rankings show and why Nick isn't buying his clarification or apology. Then we talk with Robin Washut of Huskeronline.com about the Husker Hoops win over South Dakota last night. We end the hour with some postgame Fred Hoiberg audio.

Connor and Grant sit down and discuss Nebraska's Black Friday matchup vs. the Hawkeyes as well as the last two games for Fred Hoiberg and Nebraska Basketball as they sit at 2-1 on the young season!

Nebraska Basketball Team Preview! Nick takes a deep dive into year 2 of the Fred Hoiberg era breaking down each player on the roster, what to expect offensively, the challenges of covid with this team, expectations, and more! Subscribe, rate, and review my podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter OR NickBahe.com A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com. #NickBahePodcast #CollegeFootball #CollegeBasketball #Huskers #Creighton #GoJays #NebraskaBall #GBR

Mike Schaefer, Brian Christopherson and Michael Bruntz discuss Nebraska's offense and what role Wan'Dale Robinson should play in it going forward. They also hit on Nebraska basketball's schedule and what awaits the Huskers in Fred Hoiberg's second season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While it might be a little different than Sunset Park and Hoosiers, Iowa certainly has more than a few white men that can jump coming out of Iowa hoops. This week Moonlighter Jack Brownlee returns to the studio to help Tim come up with the all-time Iowa NBA team. Some of the greats, like Kyle Korver, Fred Hoiberg and Nick Collison, quickly come to mind but the research required some deep dives. Tim and Jack had to put on their wannabe GM hats to make some tough choices when putting together the official Moonlight all-time Iowa NBA list.

We heard from Nebraska head basketball coach Fred Hoiberg for the first time in several months. Robin Washut breaks down what he had to say as the Huskers opened up practice.