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It's the 500th episode since Cole started the Saturday morning show in 2015!! Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are in-studio together, and they start off with some Husker QB talk as Anthony Colandrea met with the media, along with TJ Lateef and Daniel Kaelin. Then, the Nebrasketball roundtable! Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald and Matt Knobbe from Husker Hoops Central join the guys to discuss this historic team. They breakdown the 2025-26 season, including when they all knew this group was different. They also look back at Fred Hoiberg's tenure and where each of them saw the turning point toward program success. Finally, everyone forecasts the NCAA Tournament result for Nebraska. Cole & Nate run down the other sports results from the week: NU women's hoops suffered a tough B1G tourney loss and find themselves squarely on the bubble ahead of Selection Sunday. Softball is in the Top 10 and has won 11 of 12. And Baseball walked off Michigan State in their B1G opener, with starting pitching rounding into form but issues to work out with the bullpen. GBR!!!

Sam shares his thoughts on Nebraska's loss to UCLA and potential concerns surrounding it. Also, an update on Husker spring ball practice.

Jon joins the show ahead of Creighton's regular season finale tonight in Indianapolis. What does the future hold for the Jays?

Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, March 3, include: Charles Herbster will not seek Republican nomination for governor after finishing second in 2022, Jacy Todd remains in Republican primary despite 24 misdemeanor convictions, homeless service providers including Stephen Center in Omaha report rising demand and facilities at capacity, NioCorp plans to begin work on Elk Creek critical minerals mine in southeast Nebraska by month's end, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is gathering public input on Lower Missouri River flood reduction plan, Omaha World-Herald will shut down press and move printing to Des Moines.

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are back again with their rundown of the week that was in Husker sports. Baseball's big win at Auburn Friday night will propel their resume all season, and Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to talk about Will Bolt's team thru 2+ weekends. Evan also chats spring football and runs down the new faces that have stood out. Cole and Nate give their thoughts on spring ball and which positions need to be strong. Women's flag football is coming as an NCAA varsity sport, and NU has hired Liz Sowers, who has won the last five NAIA national championships, and her sister Katie Sowers, who has been an NFL assistant with three different teams. They'll start in Lincoln in June with the first season coming in spring 2028. Nebrasketball has just three regular season games remaining, and their tournament resume is excellent and almost complete. Husker women's hoops snapped their 6-game losing streak and will play their Senior day Saturday against Rutgers before the Big Ten tournament next week. Finally, Husker softball is 2-1 down in Oklahoma this weekend, and will play against Oklahoma State Saturday and Sunday. GBR!!

Former Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos said the Huskers “actively” explored leaving the Big Ten Conference and returning to the Big 12 Conference during his tenure in Lincoln. Also, Tom Shatel and Berry Tramel discuss if anyone wants to play a non-conference schedule anymore? About the hosts Berry Tramel is a columnist at the Tulsa World in Oklahoma. Tom Shatel is a columnist for the Omaha World-Herald in Nebraska. Tramel has been covering college football since 1979. Shatel has been covering Nebraska for the Omaha World-Herald since 1991 and has been covering college football since 1980.   Friends from their days covering the Big 8, these two get together once a week to talk all things college football. Follow the writers Berry Tramel: Click here to follow Berry's work Tom Shatel: Click here to follow Tom's work

Sam shares us the latest Husker football offseason updates.

Jon previews tonight's game against DePaul for Creighton, and which team has more on the line, the change in starting lineups, where the Big East stands in the college basketball hierarchy, and more.

Jon joins The Grum to help us preview Creighton tomorrow!

Sam McKewon shares his thoughts on the Huskers loss to the Hawkeyes and provide updates on the Husker football offseason.

The Omaha World-Herald's Sam McKewon and Evan Bland preview Nebraska's spring football and talk transfer player draft in this episode of Pick Six.

Video game news is breaking, we discuss it with the Creighton beat writer, the Jays reignite their feud with UConn tonight. Do they have a realistic shot at beating the fifth ranked team in the country?

The Omaha World-Herald's Wilson Moore and Jon Walker talk how the Huskers, at No. 7, can stay on track and react to Creighton's loss to DePaul.

We preview this weekend's opening slate for Nebraska Baseball, the rotation, the teams they'll meet this weekend, and whether or not the Huskers can host a regional.

Sam gives his thoughts on Nebraska's loss to Purdue and shares who he believes is the best team in college basketball.

Jon joins the show to preview tonight's Creighton contest in Chicago with DePaul, the streak vs the Blue Demons, how the roster might change next season, and more.

Sam breaks down the news surrounding the Nebraska special teams and the rev share amongst athletics.

Jon shines some light on the other Creighton teams he's covering, his recent mailbag column, and the different twists and turns this season has taken for the Bluejays

Sam breaks down the Huskers loss to the Wolverines and shares his thoughts on the 2026 football schedule.

The Omaha World-Herald's Sam McKewon and Evan Bland give their takes on the Nebraska/Michigan basketball game and rank the Huskers upcoming Big Ten football schedule.

Jon calls in to recap the BAD loss from Creighton last night against Marquette, where does #ThePath stand now? What can the Jays fix before facing UConn on Saturday?

We get Sam's thoughts on the Hoosiers winning the CFP National Championship. Also, more on Mike Ekeler and Nebraska's progress in recruiting.

Sam addresses the uncertainty around special teams coach Mike Ekeler, Nebraska's progress during the transfer portal, and more.