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Welcome in for another edition of the Morning Espresso from the SDH Network, brought to you by Oglethorpe University, Atlanta's premier undergraduate learning experience and soccer powerhouse.The USMNT finished fourth in the Concacaf Nations League after losing 2-1 to Canada in the consolation match in Los Angeles on Sunday. The team did not improved their performance from the semifinal loss to Panama and now the Gold Cup is far more important this summer for Mauricio Pochettino and this group. Canada was the better team in this match, which is even more impressive considering that they lost Alphonso Davies to injury early on. Alistair Johnston was outstanding, Jonathan David was excellent throughout, and they took control after a strong USMNT start and played with a chip on their shoulder throughout. The USMNT did not have that chip on their shoulder and they're in this weird spot where they are good enough to see teams do what Panama did to them on Thursday, sit back deep and soak up pressure and put numbers behind the ball. However, they're not good enough to straight up outplay teams on their level. And yes, Canada is on their level. No idea how they will fare as the underdog against teams that are among the best in the world. They'll see all of these sorts of teams in the World Cup next summer and there's a lot of work to do between now and then. Plenty more thoughts in the video.Atlanta United earned a draw on the road in Cincinnati in a gritty performance during the international break. Losing Tristan Muyumba to injury made it even more difficult, as did conceding twice in quick succession in the second half. However, they battled back and created an opportunity that led to an own goal. The 2-2 felt fair, even if Atlanta will feel like they were good enough to win on the day. Nashville and Chicago have won three in a row in MLS after slow starts in the first couple of matches. Austin won yesterday, even if they were extremely wasteful in front of goal and let San Diego hang around. New Zealand qualified for the World Cup by defeating New Caledonia 3-0 in the Oceania qualifying final. They're back in the tournament for the first time since 2010. New Caledonia will have one chance to reach their first World Cup via the inter-confederation playoffs next year. Information is coming out about the U.S. bid for the 2031 Women's World Cup and it could see multiple games being played in multiple Concacaf countries. Great article from Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports over the weekend with the latest. Excited to see how everything comes together with the bid. Plenty more stories from a jam-packed Espresso in the video. Enjoy!More Espresso on Wednesday on the SDH Network, presented by Oglethorpe University.

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros bring on Henry Bushnell to recap the UMSNT's win on Mauricio Pochettino's debut on this episode of The Cooligans. They also discuss what the team's lineup could look like against Mexico.Christian and Alexis then discuss England's links to Thomas Tuchel & Pep Guardiola as their next possible manager. They also chat the latest in AFCON qualifiers.Later, Christian and Alexis chat about the end of the Orlando Pride's unbeaten season.(6:36) - USMNT defeat Panama 2-0(23:26) - Who will USMNT line up against Mexico?(32:36) - England linked to Pep Guardiola & Thomas Tuchel(40:50) - Greece earn first ever win vs. England(45:12) - Nigeria stranded at Libyan airport for 13 hours(53:07) - Orlando Pride's unbeaten season is over(57:16) - Temwa Chawinga breaks single season scoring record(1:01:02) - Nadia Nadim tends to her own injurySubscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3L9G8HU Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4cqRhzOSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Yahoo Sports' Henry Bushnell joins Austin and Amit to preview the USMNT at the Copa América. The guys talk expectations, pressure on Gregg Berhalter and break down the squad, from a questionable defense to a threatening attack. Finally, they tackle whether the USMNT can do anything other than the "Bell Curve Result" in 2024.

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis are joined by Yahoo Sports' Henry Bushnell to talk about Spain's Women's World Cup victory and the turmoil that preceded it. The New York Times' Kurt Streeter joins to discuss the controversy over The Blind Side. Finally, ESPN's Luis Miguel Echegaray assesses Lionel Messi's brilliant opening month with Inter Miami.   Spain (3:27): The story behind La Roja's World Cup win and everything that came before.   The Blind Side (28:12): Revisiting the book and the movie in light of Michael Oher's allegations.   Messi (52:56): Could anyone have imagined that his transition to America would go this well this quickly? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis are joined by Yahoo Sports' Henry Bushnell to talk about Spain's Women's World Cup victory and the turmoil that preceded it. The New York Times' Kurt Streeter joins to discuss the controversy over The Blind Side. Finally, ESPN's Luis Miguel Echegaray assesses Lionel Messi's brilliant opening month with Inter Miami.   Spain (3:27): The story behind La Roja's World Cup win and everything that came before.   The Blind Side (28:12): Revisiting the book and the movie in light of Michael Oher's allegations.   Messi (52:56): Could anyone have imagined that his transition to America would go this well this quickly? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis are joined by Yahoo Sports' Henry Bushnell to talk about Spain's Women's World Cup victory and the turmoil that preceded it. The New York Times' Kurt Streeter joins to discuss the controversy over The Blind Side. Finally, ESPN's Luis Miguel Echegaray assesses Lionel Messi's brilliant opening month with Inter Miami.   Spain (3:27): The story behind La Roja's World Cup win and everything that came before.   The Blind Side (28:12): Revisiting the book and the movie in light of Michael Oher's allegations.   Messi (52:56): Could anyone have imagined that his transition to America would go this well this quickly? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's happening with Gregg Berhalter? That's what everyone in and around the USMNT is wondering right now. Should he be back for another four years? Or should US Soccer find someone new? To help us sort through this Berhalter situation, Yahoo's Henry Bushnell joins the show from Qatar. Follow Henry on Twitter!Today's episode is brought to you by TAKLD.com! Every weekday, TAKLD sends you the best American soccer stories. No fuss. No frills. Just a list of the top soccer content floating around the internet. TAKLD knows your time is limited, so it cuts through the noise for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've been wondering: what are things like in Qatar right now as they host the World Cup? Yahoo's Henry Bushnell, who is on-site covering the tournament, joins the show to help us answer that question. Henry discusses the atmosphere in Qatar, the infrastructure, his conversations with other people who are currently in Qatar, and more. Follow Henry's work!Today's episode is brought to you by TAKLD.com! Every weekday, TAKLD sends you the best American soccer stories. No fuss. No frills. Just a list of the top soccer content floating around the internet. TAKLD knows your time is limited, so it cuts through the noise for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joins Austin and Amit to dig deep into the USMNT ahead of their World Cup return. The guys cover the squad, tackle the question of expectations, and breakdown what to expect from Gregg Berhalter's side in Qatar. Oh, and Gaga Slonina catches some strays.

Ed and Trey Lyle breakdown the Hokies loss to the Heels and gives their Votes of Confidence for the weekend Yahoo Sports reporter Henry Bushnell gives the NCAA Tournament outlook for the Hoos after COVID causes them to bow out of the ACC-Tourney

Ed and Trey Lyle breakdown the Hokies loss to the Heels and gives their Votes of Confidence for the weekend Yahoo Sports reporter Henry Bushnell gives the NCAA Tournament outlook for the Hoos after COVID causes them to bow out of the ACC-Tourney

Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports' national columnist Dan Wetzel, NFL editor Al Toby and producer Brett Rader to remember the life & legacy of Terez Paylor, who passed away unexpectedly last month.Though his time with us was tragically cut short, we share the behind-the-scenes stories that paint the portrait of a life well lived; a kid from Detroit who lived his dream to become one of the most beloved national journalists, covering the sport he devoted his life to.LINKS:Charles on what it meant to work alongside Terez.Our colleague Henry Bushnell on the life of Terez Paylor.Support the Terez A. Paylor Scholarship at Howard University:1. Give online at: https://giving.howard.edu/givenowUnder “Tribute,” please note that your gift is made in memory of Terez A. Paylor.Under “Designation,” click on “Other” and write in “Terez A. Paylor Scholarship.”2. Mail a check to:Howard University, P.O. Box 417853, Boston, MA 02241-7853Please note that your gift is to the Terez A. Paylor Scholarship.3. Buy an All-Juice Team tee or hoodiebreakingt.com/terezAll proceeds will directly support the Terez A. Paylor ScholarshipCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at https://apple.co/2Abi8jk or at yahoosports.com/podcasts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul is joined by Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports, plus final calls of the day.

In the second hour of Game Day, Matt Cauz talks to Yahoo Sports NFL writer Henry Bushnell about the NFL's weak stance on the Black Lives Matter movement and how one social media employee along with the NFL players helped bolster the social justice messages. Then Matt is joined by NewsTalk 1010 reporter Lucas Meyer to discuss the protests in Toronto over the weekend and what it means for the city as Ontario slowly enters Phase 2 of the province's re-opening plan.

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joins the show and takes a look back at the Olympic boycott of 1980.

Do you hear that? That's the sound of soccer! Soccer is ending its hiatus and it only felt right for the podcast to do the same. Henry Bushnell joins the show to talk how we got to this point, why the Bundesliga is worth your time, why he told his brother to support a team that's incredibly hard to pronounce, all the young American players in Germany and much more. Read Henry's primer on the Bundesliga's return for Yahoo sports here: https://sports.yahoo.com/german-bundesliga-coronavirus-return-fans-what-team-should-i-root-for-174352577.html Follow Henry on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HenryBushnell Follow Alex on Twitter: https://twitter.com/alex_s_campbell Link to Hot Mic app for play-by-play of Dortmund-Schalke on Saturday: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hotmic/id1473870751 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.hotmic.hotmic&hl=en_US Thanks for listening!

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joins the show to talk about the postponement of the Olympics and what lies ahead.

We're just two days out from the Ravens/Titans playoff showdown in Baltimore. Not that we're looking ahead, but IF the Ravens win, will you root for the Texans Sunday to give the Ravens an easier path to the Super Bowl OR the Chiefs because you want to see the Ravens avenge their 0-2 record against KC since Lamar took over? Early in Hour 1, SB Nation & SiriusXM NFL analyst/former NFL O-Lineman Geoff Schwartz discussed Saturday's matchup and why he just can't see the Titans being competitive. Later in Hour 1, The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) checked in for our weekly visit to discuss a big week for Maryland and how they transition it to the road. Early in Hour 2 we made our Picks Against The Spread for the divisional round games and the CFP title game. At the bottom of Hour 2, Yahoo! Sports' Henry Bushnell joined us to discuss his story about whether Lamar Jackson has "changed" the NFL. And we wrapped the show by visiting with Maryland Athletic Director Damon Evans to discuss their major facilities campaign, the NIL sea change for athletes and more.

Daryl calls up Henry Bushnell of Yahoo! Sports to talk about the recent US Soccer board meeting, which Henry attended and reported on. Topics include the ongoing CEO search (Jay Berhalter or not?), the controversial policy of asking staff to move to Chicago, the suitability or otherwise of Soccer House, the new and improved GM role for the USMNT, and how US Soccer is spending its money. Links to four Yahoo! Sports articles below: A CEO search, an evolving GM role, and more from a fascinating U.S. Soccer board meeting — Henry Bushnell https://sports.yahoo.com/us-soccer-ceo-usmnt-gm-board-meeting-carlos-cordeiro-earnie-stewart-172503921.html U.S. Soccer is spending millions fighting lawsuits – including equal pay — Henry Bushnell https://sports.yahoo.com/us-soccer-lawsuits-equal-pay-cost-legal-fees-budget-financials-deficit-020203626.html U.S. Soccer defends controversial hiring policy as numerous youth coaching jobs sit vacant — Caitlin Murray https://sports.yahoo.com/us-soccer-defends-controversial-hiring-policy-as-numerous-youth-coaching-jobs-sit-vacant-195441791.html Sources: U.S. Soccer denies NWSL owners' funding request, but offers counterproposal — Caitlin Murray https://sports.yahoo.com/sources-us-soccer-denies-nwsl-owners-funding-request-but-offers-counterproposal-143108951.html SPONSORS! ExpressVPN — go to http://expressvpn.com/soccer to get 15 months for the price of 12 Away — go to http://awaytravel.com/TSS and use code TSS at checkout for a $20 discount

Nan Wang is modernizing your legacy fantasy leagues with his new platform that will revolutionize draft night and add a bunch of new features to help keep you and your friends more engaged. Eddy Lui will help you find the best deal on a great round of golf with 18 birdies.. Henry Bushnell from Yahoo Sports found out the replay founding fathers never intended this to be so confusing. 

We have a special episode for you. Yash speaks with Yahoo sports writer Henry Bushnell. He's written many articles about the Premier League about tactics, VAR and just about the league as a whole. We talk Manchester United v Arsenal match, Pochettino's squad with Tottenham, Pulisic problem and much more.  Please support the pod by rating and leaving a comment on what you want us to talk about for the next show. Thanks for listening! Follow the Pod on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ThePremierPod Follow Us:  Twitter:  https://twitter.com/yashbhika  https://twitter.com/Haukpun Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yash10/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/haukpun/?hl=en LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashbhika/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-chan-289073136/ MUSIC: Title: Buddha Artist: Kontekst Genre: Hip Hop & Rap Mood: Bright Download / Stream / Support: http://bit.ly/2Pe7mBN

Taylor talks to Henry Bushnell, features writer for Yahoo Sports, who covered the USMNT at the Gold Cup all tournament long. They go deep on the USA's evolving tactics, what Berhalter got right and, just as importantly, what he got wrong. Plus, they take a long look at some individual players in the squad to determine their strengths, weaknesses, and ideal places in the team going forward.  GET YOUR TICKETS TO THE LIVE SHOW BEFORE THEY SELL OUT! --> http://totalsoccershow.com/live Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by... Policy Genius! Take a look at http://policygenius.com  Grip6 belts. For 20% off use code TSSXX at checkout. For 35% a three-pack, go to the url http://grip6.com/tss

Wondering how we did 60+ minutes on one fairly mediocre game? Well, you'll just have to listen... but here's a quick preview. We get into the tactical adjustments in the game, with a helpful hand from Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports. There's also a chat about the goal itself, who impressed, and who struggled. Here's Henry's match report Starting around 33:12, we get into a lengthy semi-debate about what Berhalter is actually trying to do with his squad, how he wants them to think/play, and how much patience we should have for soccer that is occasionally very frustrating to watch. It's genuinely one of my favorite conversations we've had on the show, so hopefully you'll enjoy as well. Today's show is sponsored by FBREf.com. Go to https://fbref.com/en/?utm_source=tss&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=tss-2019 to take in all the stats

Henry Bushnell, a sportswriter for Yahoo Sports who covers soccer regularly, joins to break down the USMNT's final group stage match at the Gold Cup. Rotation, rotation, rotation. But did we learn anything? Check out Henry on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HenryBushnell Check out his takeaways on the Panama game: https://sports.yahoo.com/usmnt-panama-gold-cup-score-jozy-altidore-goal-025753805.html And check out his piece on the win over Trinidad: https://sports.yahoo.com/usa-trinidad-and-tobago-gold-cup-score-usmnt-015823852.html Scuffed is on Patreon. It costs $2 per month to support the podcast at the base level: https://patreon.com/scuffed

In this special edition episode, Joe and Rob welcome in Henry Bushnell from Yahoo Sports to break dow the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Group by group, they discuss the teams involved, dissect the matchups, discuss key players, and predict the outcomes leading up to the eventual Golden Boot winner and World Champion. It’s the […]

July 16th, 2018 Heny Bushnell, of Yahoo! Sports, joined The Program to recap the World Cup and look ahead to the future to the next one in Qatar. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joined Ron Diaz and Jay Recher on Monday afternoon to put a bow on the World Cup. Henry gave us his take on some of the controversial calls in the final and whether France deserved to win. Bushnell also told us what grade he would give Russia as a World Cup host and who Real Madrid might go after to replace Cristiano Ronaldo.

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joined Ron Diaz and Jay Recher on Monday afternoon. Bushnell told the guys which of the final 4 teams left in the World Cup should be the favorites. He also told us why he thinks Neymar gets more criticism than he deserves for being a flopper.

in the final hour Scott is joined by Toronto Star Baseball Columnist Richard Griffin to discuss the Jays present and future as well as Henry Bushnell from YahooSports.com to discuss the World Cup and possible controversy for non-white players in Russia and Scott tells you who just made the list

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports joined Ron Diaz and Jay Recher on Tuesday to preview the World Cup. Henry told us why he thinks Brazil, Spain, and Germany are the 3 favorites in the tournament. He also dove into the disappointment of the US not making it and the great story that is Iceland.

Travis Clark and Henry Bushnell discuss the current youthful US Men's National Team setup, focusing on players like Weston McKennie and Keaton Parks, and pondering Earnie Stewart's appointment as USMNT General Manager. Want access to all the premium content at TopDrawerSoccer.com? Get 20% off a Premier membership by using the code "podcast" at http://TopDrawerSoccer.com/subscribe  

Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and Iran are previewed, as Austin Miller is joined by Henry Bushnell, Sina Saemian, and Benjamin Hajji of Maghrib Foot to take a look at Group B.

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast,The boys look at news and notes from the US national team and MLS Week 12, including Tyler Adams and Jesse Marsch to RB Leipzig. Jake leads the Counter-Attack by playing the game, "DC or PC."Finally, Henry Bushnell from Yahoo calls in to help the guys preview the World Cup!

Surprise! Henry Bushnell and Josh Rosenblat, former EICs of Inside NU, return to discuss their takes on Northwestern men's basketball. Then we talk about Arsenal, tennis and the Philadelphia Eagles.

This edition of Pound the Talk features Henry Bushnell and Josh Rosenblat, both editors emeritus at Inside NU. They are joined by current co-EIC Tristan Jung and discuss the men's basketball NCAA Tournament run, some football, random Twitter questions, tennis, soccer and The Bachelorette. It's very good, I think.

Ben Goren comes out of retirement and joins former Inside NU editors-in-chief Henry Bushnell and Josh Rosenblat to give you all the hot takes you could possibly want. They talk Touchdown Trevor, analyze the schedule, give their W-L prediction and discuss Keith Watkins II, Anthony "The Franchise" Walker and much, much more.

Henry Bushnell joins Pound the Talk from Los Angeles to discuss advanced statistics with Zach Pereles. The Wildcats were exceptionally lucky to win 10 games last year, but when you have a coach as good in crunch time as Pat Fitzgerald is, is it all due to luck? They also discuss expectations for 2016.

In this special edition of the FC Yahoo! Soccer Podcast, Joe Lago is joined by Leander Schaerlaeckens, Joey Gulino, and their Summer Intern, Henry Bushnell to recap the mixed feelings about Jürgen Klinsmann's performance as the coach of the USMNT in the Copa America Centenario. Joe and the crew discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Klinsmann's guidance, and explain whether or not the USMNT would be better off without Klinsmann if he decides to depart to coach England. #YahooSports #Soccer #JürgenKlinsmann #YahooSportsRado #USMNST #CopaDeAmerica

Northwestern head men's basketball coach Chris Collins joins Henry Bushnell and Jason Dorow to discuss everything from his team's 2015-16 season to the NCAA's transfer rules to why he has a piece of shattered glass from one of Darryl Dawkins' broken backboards at his house. Here's a brief rundown of the conversation: 9:30 — The evolution of his team over three seasons 22:00 — The decision to skip the CBI/Vegas 16 23:45 - His connections to Duke 27:30 - His relationship with Fitz 31:00 - His dad’s involvement with the program 35:30 - Transfer rules 40:15 - His recruiting pitch three-years in 44:30 - [En]light[e]ning round, AKA 15 minutes of Chris Collins story time

Northwestern point guard Bryant McIntosh sat down with Henry Bushnell last Thursday to discuss his sophomore season, the team's accomplishments and shortcomings, his personal development, Steph Curry, and various off-the-court topics such as how recognizable he is around campus. A full rundown is below. 2:15 — Reflections on the 2015-16 season 6:00 — The Big Ten Tournament loss to Michigan 7:35 — The Indiana game 10:45 — How often does he get recognized on campus? 14:05 — Assessing his personal performance 16:55 — Does he like the zone? "No." 21:30 — Trying to balance scoring and distributing 23:45 — Why haven't they played up tempo? 24:45 — Steph Curry and the SC30 Select Camp 27:45 — NBA Playoffs 29:40 — Trash talk 31:20 — Twitter questions 36:45 — Urgency, making the NCAA Tournament 38:20 — Lightning round

Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell sit down with Wildcat Digest's Luke Srodulski to talk Northwestern basketball's 2017 offers, 2016 situation, and how the Collins Era is progressing into year four.

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren sit down with Northwestern head football coach Pat Fitzgerald to discuss a wide range of topics. Here's a rundown: 4:20 — Looking back on 2015 season 13:15 — Playing days, evolution of football over 20 years 17:40 — Coaching/watching his kids play sports 19:00 — Blackhawks fandom 20:15 — Balancing football and family 24:55 — Social media, technology, and the insanity of recruiting 31:30 — Gameday routine 36:15 — Lightning Round 38:40 — Favorite game of past 10 years 42:45 — Urging fans to fill Ryan Field

Henry Bushnell is joined by Zach Pereles, Josh Burton and Will Greer to continue our discussion of Northwestern fandom as a Northwestern student. Pereles, Burton and Greer all have experience rooting rabidly for other college teams prior to their arrival at Northwestern. A big topic, therefore, is what makes Northwestern different from other schools where the university's sports teams are higher on students' priority lists. Is it about the success of the teams? Or is it about something more fundamental to the school? We also read some comments from Northwestern fans in reaction to Part 1 of the podcast.

Henry Bushnell, Jason Dorow, Ben Goren and Tristan Jung sit down for Part 1 of a two-part discussion on the experience of rooting for Northwestern's sports teams as a student at the university. We tell our personal stories, discuss how our fandom has spiked and waned over the years, address the common perception that Northwestern students don't care about sports, and try to figure out why that is. We also try to figure out the effect that this lack of a sports culture has had on our fandom and the fandom of others. Part 2 of the podcast will feature three new unique stories and backgrounds, will discuss the relationship among an incoming Northwestern student, his or her new school's teams, and the teams he or she rooted for growing up. It will also get into the differences between the sports experience at Northwestern and the sports experience at other major schools, and will address the ways in which the athletic department markets sports games to students.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Zach Pereles convene to talk observations and takeaways from Northwestern football practice on Saturday. BUT FIRST... a special friend of the podcast joins the show to open up with some men's tennis talk. The tennis team is the best of Northwestern's 19 varsity teams at the moment, is rolling through the Big Ten, and is led by a really strong core of upperclassmen. Football talk includes some takes on the offense. Is Solomon Vault going to be a difference maker at wide receiver? Is the offensive line going to be any better? Is the offense trending to a more smash-mouth style? The highlight of the show, however, is Inside NU's own Sam Brief, who joins the show to discuss his outstanding feature on "The Northwestern basketball walk-on life." We talk about the process of reporting the story, and discuss our takeaways from reading it.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Austin Miller discuss the commitment of four-star defensive end Earnest Brown, who chose Northwestern over Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Michigan, Ole Miss, and a host of others. What do Brown, Trevor Kent and Austin Hiller (two other recent commits) mean for the program? The majority of the show, however, is dedicated to basketball. How will Dererk Pardon develop in year two? Does this team really have that many 'plus' defenders? How will Bryant McIntosh play without Tre Demps as a complimentary option? We bet on over/unders for Vic Law's points per game and the team's win total. The win total discussions supplements talk of the schedule next year, which will be tougher than this years.

After a thrilling, heartbreaking loss for Northwestern in Indianapolis, Josh Rosenblat, Henry Bushnell and Josh Burton recap not only the Michigan game but the season as a whole. Of Northwestern's 70 points, 60 were scored by three players. Two of them are gone next year. How scary is that? Plus, our Tim Miles and Fran McCaffery takes from a day at the Big Ten Tournament at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Zach Pereles, Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren kick off this episode with some spring football talk. The guys discuss Solomon Vault, Marcus McShepard and Steven Reese moving to wide receiver, dissect Inside NU's spring depth chart, and focus in on the running back, defensive end and defensive back positions. In our basketball section, we laugh at Rutgers, who was the subject of a Northwestern beatdown Saturday. More importantly though, we preview Penn State, Northwestern's next opponent, and the key to a first round bye in the Big Ten tournament next week. Ben Goren also has women's basketball rants, which are always fun.

Ben Goren, Josh Rosenblat and Henry Bushnell sit down for a Northwestern spring football primer. What will we be looking for over the next few weeks? What are the key storylines? Who needs to step up? We'll have more answers next week, but now is the time to pose the questions. We also talk basketball. Two of us believe Northwestern has a decent shot at Michigan on Wednesday. Why? What about the matchup with the Wolverines is favorable to the Wildcats?

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren are joined by Kevin Dukovic — who makes his first appearance on Pound The Talk since last year — to talk Northwestern basketball. After a quick review of the Ohio State and Illinois games, the guys talk Scottie Lindsey and lineup fluctuation. Then it's onto a preview of Purdue, whom the Wildcats face Tuesday night. What is the formula for a win? Then it's on to postseason talk. What does Northwestern need to do to make the NIT? Would it actually be beneficial to finish 11th in the Big Ten rather than 10th? If Northwestern doesn't make the NIT, should it accept a bid to the CBI? There's also this new Tournament, the Vegas 16, that sounds intriguing. Is that a possibility? We had some technical difficulties with our microphone, so apologies for the sound quality. Hopefully it doesn't take a fire hose to our scorching hot takes.

Henry Bushnell, Josh Rosenblat and Ben Goren bring the fire on our National Signing Day preview podcast. To begin, the guys take a detailed look at Northwestern's 2016 recruiting class. Josh enthusiastically brings some stats to the table about how good he believes this NU class is, especially given the context in which it came together. Who are we most excited about in the class? Is there help coming on the offensive line and at wide receiver. We also get into a really interesting discussion comparing Pat Fitzgerald's recruiting philosophy to that of Jim Harbaugh, who has been pulling offers left and right all the way back to his Stanford days. Fitz doesn't do that... but would he if he was at Michigan? What is the relative value of Fitz's set of principles? Oh, and basketball... The women and the men have combined for 10 losses in a row. There's a wide range of optimism/pessimism when it comes to the men and their five-game losing streak.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Tristan jung recap an 0-4 week for Northwestern's basketball teams. The focus is on the men's game at Indiana, in which the Wildcats were torn apart. What has gone wrong? Is Northwestern's lack of talent and depth being exposed? As for the women... yuck. It's looking more and more like Joe McKeown's team is going to miss out on the Tournament after being ranked for much of the season. Was this team ever good?

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren are back from Tampa and are joined by Josh Burton to react to the disaster that was the Outback Bowl. But rather than dwell on the loss to Tennessee, Bushnell, Goren and Burton look ahead to next year. How will Northwestern's depth chart look? Who do the Wildcats lose, and who is back? What is a realistic win expectation for next season? The guys then move onto basketball. What were the worrying signs from Northwestern's loss to Maryland? What were the positive signs? Is there anything to take from the game against the Terps that can be projected forward to Wednesday's matchup with Ohio State?

Henry Bushnell, Ben Goren and Jason Dorow talk... well, everything that has happened since we last recorded, which was 10 days ago. Northwestern football is headed to the Outback Bowl in Tampa against Tennessee... how do the Wildcats match up with the Volunteers? Northwestern basketball is also 7-1. Can Chris Collins and his team head into Big Ten play at 12-1? And if they do, how many Big Ten wins would they need to reach the NCAA Tournament?

Zach Pereles, Henry Bushnell and Tristan Jung react to Northwestern's heart-jolting win over Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium. As Justin Jackson tweeted, "what just happened"? The guys discuss offensive ineptitude and defensive dominance. Plus, as this will be our only podcast of the week, a look ahead to Illinois.

Zach Pereles, Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell discuss Northwestern's upcoming game against Wisconsin. They break down what NU has to do well to win, how the weather will factor in, and give score predictions, as well as sprinkle in some basketball knowledge.

Henry Bushnell is first joined by Josh Rosenblat to discuss the deflating news of Vic Law's injury and season-ending surgery. Where will Law be missed most? How will Chris Collins adjust his rotation in Law's absence? And how many wins was Law worth? How does it affect our season predictions? Henry is then joined by Ben Goren to preview Northwestern and Purdue. The Boilermakers are not a good football team. But could they give Northwestern some trouble? Henry thinks the line (Northwestern -15.5) is ridiculous. The guys breakdown the matchup, and give their score predictions. The football portion of the podcast begins EXACTLY half way through the show. Each half is 19 minutes and 18 seconds long.

Henry Bushnell, Ben Goren and Josh Burton discuss a Northwestern football team that is 7-2! The guys discuss the Wildcats' win over Penn State, Justin Jackson's resurgence, Zack Oliver's performance, and James Franklin's coaching ability. Plus, how important was Matt Harris' return? How good was Nate Hall? There's also a really good discussion of 'luck' in college football and how it pertains to Northwestern. Has this team been lucky? Is its 7-2 record an exaggeration of its true ability? Non-Northwestern football topics include the dumpster fire that is the University of Illinois, and Northwestern University's announcement that it will break ground on its new lakefront athletic facility on Friday.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Michael Stern break down all the key matchups that will win or lose Northwestern its big game against Penn State. What can the Wildcats do to slow the Nittany Lions' pass rush? How important is the return of Matt Harris? Will he and Nick VanHoose be able to contain Penn State's passing attack? Plus, a little hoops talk.

Josh Rosenblat, Henry Bushnell and Zach Pereles are back for Part 2 of our season preview podcast. After our player-by-player breakdowns in Part 1, now it's time for big picture talk. This is the most talented team Chris Collins has had yet, but really, how talented is it? What's a reasonable win total expectation for this team? Over or under 19 wins? Plus, we start things off with a non-conference scheduling argument. Henry think it's ridiculous. Josh is on board with it. And of course, we end with some season predictions.

Josh Rosenblat, Henry Bushnell and Zach Pereles give you part 1 of our two-part Northwestern basketball season preview bonanza. Here, the guys give an in-depth breakdown of Northwestern's roster, going player by player to discuss roles and give minutes per game projections. There are some big questions that need answering. For example, who starts alongside McIntosh, Demps and Olah? Who is the third guard? How will the front court rotation shake out? Will guys like Sanjay Lumpkin and Nate Taphorn see significant decreases in playing time? Is Vic Law a candidate for a breakout year? Part 2, which features big picture discussion, non-conference scheduling arguments and season predictions, will be released Tuesday.

Henry Bushnell and Jason Dorow try their very best to get excited about Northwestern's trip to Nebraska. Can Northwestern's passing offense have success against what is statistically one of the very worst pass defenses in the country? Or will Clayton Thorson and the Wildcats make Nebraska's secondary look good? And is there any chance that Northwestern just randomly, stupidly plays really well in this game?

Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell recap Northwestern's deflating loss to Michigan. How much was this Northwestern getting hit hard by reality, and how much was it Michigan being really good at football? Goren and Bushnell break down NU's offensive struggles, bemoan Mick McCall's playcalling, and assess the defense — was it as bad as the 38 points allowed would suggest? Plus, some big-picture talk.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and... wait for it... MICHAEL STERN — HE'S BACK — look ahead to Northwestern's big matchup again Michigan, and discuss the similarities and differences between to two teams. Which Wolverine player are we most worried about? What does Northwestern have to do to win? Plus, is this game bigger than the Iowa game next week? If you could only pick one game to win, Michigan or Iowa, which would you pick?

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Josh Burton break down Northwestern's win over Minnesota, and the cruelty that was the Gophers' final few possessions. What is the biggest difference between this year's defense and last year's? And on the other side of the ball, how would we grade Clayton Thorson's performance? Plus, the guys talk about the... College Football Playoff?!?!? Yeah. Seriously.

Henry Bushnell, Josh Rosenblat and Jason Dorow preview Northwestern's first conference game, a matchup with the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Are the Gophers really any good, even when healthy? Plus, we answer your Twitter questions, discuss Justin Jackson's workload, the gothic uniforms, M00N, and quintessential Big Ten football weather.

Henry Bushnell is joined by Michael Stern, who makes his Pound The Talk debut, to preview Northwestern's matchup with Ball State and make some prop bets. But first, some general discussion of the season so far. How worrying is Clayton Thorson's start? Stern gives his takes. Plus, a new game! The guys play "Is Northwestern 3-0 if..." to evaluate the impact of some of the team's key players.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Josh Burton discuss Northwestern's Saturday win over the Duke Blue Devils in Durham. The Wildcats moved to 3-0 with the victory, and are in a great position as they head into their final non-conference game of the season. Also, how many wins will NU end up with? That, and more, on this edition of Pound The Talk.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Zach Pereles break down Northwestern's Saturday showdown with Duke. Can the Wildcats shut down Blue Devils QB Thomas Sirk? Will Northwestern open the offense up for its own signal-caller, Clayton Thorson? Which position group will be most important? Plus, a look at all the key matchups that will decide NU's first road game of 2015.

Henry Bushnell, Zach Pereles and Jason Dorow break down Northwestern's 41-0 victory over Eastern Illinois and look ahead to the Wildcats' matchup with Duke.

Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell preview Northwestern-Eastern Illinois... well, to the extent that one can talk about a game against an FCS team without driving themselves insane. More importantly... prop bets! Over/under 16.5 carries for Justin Jackson? Over/under 1.5 tumbles taken by freshmen when they run on the field? Plus, Goren and Bushnell have an ingenious scheduling idea that they plan to propose to the Big Ten.

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren rehash, react to and analyze Northwestern's upset of No. 21 Stanford. How much of this was NU being better than expected and how much of it was NU's opponent underperforming? We look at Saturday's game from all angles, and point out some aspects of the game that you perhaps failed to observe.

Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell discuss... football! A football game! Northwestern takes on Stanford this Saturday, so it's time to look at key matchups, expectations for Northwestern on each side of the ball, and how the Wildcats could get to 1-0. Plus, around the Big Ten, and a game prediction from Henry.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Zach Pereles break down Northwestern's recently released Week 1 depth chart for Saturday's game against Stanford, and explain why Fitz is trolling everybody with the wide receiver two-deep. Plus, how are we feeling about the season as a whole? More optimistic? And, to put it bluntly, we explain how putrid the entire Big Ten West is. And how could we forget... poetry contest winners!

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren are joined by Kevin Trahan to talk about Pat Fitzgerald's decision to anoint Clayton Thorson the starting quarterback. What should we expect from Thorson right away? What does this mean for the offense? Also, Tim Beckman got fired right before we recorded...

Ben Goren and Henry Bushnell go in depth into Northwestern's quarterback battle. Who will start? Who should start? Will we see more than one QB against Stanford? Ben quizzes Henry about what he saw at Saturday's Kenosha scrimmage. Plus, learn how you can get into Inside NU's Fantasy Football League.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell and Josh Rosenblat convene to discuss the state of the football program under Pat Fitzgerald, the excitement surrounding the freshman class, and a little NU hoops. Plus, hot takes on Trevor Siemian and Spain.

Henry Bushnell and Ben Goren take a look back at Northwestern's and Pat Fitzgerald's Friday at Big Ten Media Days. They go over some interesting roster tidbits, discuss Fitzgerald's best quotes, and mourn the tragic closing of Wings Over.

Ben Goren, Henry Bushnell, Josh Rosenblat and Michael Odom begin to dissect the major storylines facing Northwestern football in 2015. There's also a basketball matchup with the nation's No. 1 team, some depth chart discussion, and for the first time, we answer YOUR questions.

Josh Burton, Josh Rosenblat and Henry Bushnell are joined by Preston Michelson to discuss Inside NU's documentary, "If You Quit Now... | The Kyle Prater Story." The four also recap the NFL Draft from a Northwestern perspective, and give outlooks for all seven former NU players that latched on with NFL teams.

Pound the Talk is back with our Henry Bushnell, Ben Goren, Josh Burton, and Zach Pereles. We're talking QB battles, WR injuries, RB depth, as well as basketball recruiting and even some lax. Plus, we have our new segment "General Observers Of The World." Check it out.

Following a couple weeks off from the podcast, Henry Bushnell, Jason Dorow and Kevin Trahan help Josh Rosenblat through his first episode after a few months in Washington, D.C., dish on how certain Northwestern basketball players can contribute moving forward, evaluate the Wildcats' chances at an NCAA Tournament berth next season and provide updates on spring football, along with much more.

Henry Bushnell, Daniel Rapaport and Jason Dorow discuss signing day, Northwestern football and basketball recruiting and recap a tough week in NU hoops.