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Have you ever wondered where the term "Pipeline" was coined for the Nebraska offensive line?  Dr. Rob Zatechka tells us the story of how it took over 3-years to convince the powers to be to go along with the idea. It's a great story that started with a question from Chad Carr from Ticket Express in this week's Ticket Talk segment brought to you by Ticket Express.  The Rimington Trophy presents this weekly podcast during the season. Nebraska is now 2-1 on the season after taking care of Buffalo on September 11. It's ironic that Dr. Rob tells the Pipeline story because a lot of the questions coming in from listeners are about the offensive line. Dr. Rob goes into great detail about the o-line, says one excuse he's not buying is being inexperienced and youth.  Also, Oklahoma is up next for Nebraska. The 50th Anniversary of the game of the century. What does the showdown with the Sooners mean to Dr. Rob? You might be surprised after listening.  After you listen to the podcast, would you please give it a rating or a review? Why? Well, the more people that like this show, the more people will see it. Would you please support our local sponsors who help make this podcast happen? During this time of economic crisis, they need us now more than ever! Rimington Trophy Ticket Express Husker Hounds HuskerMax If you have questions for Dr. Rob, send them to doctalksports@gmail.com. Also, follow Dr. Rob on Twitter, @DocTalkSports.  Would you please take a moment to give this podcast a rating and review? Your feedback helps more people find us. You can find us on all the major podcast distribution networks.

We've been told a thousand times, never talk about religion and politics on the podcast. We've done it a couple of times, and despite making some people mad, everything turned out okay.   In this edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy, Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice talk about the "V" word. Get your mind of the gutter, not that "V" word. We are talking about vaccinations. Depending on how you feel, this might be the same as talking about religion and politics.    Why talk about this now? Well, COVID cases are increasing not just in Nebraska but all over the country. Husker Head Coach Scott Frost has said he's not yet comfortable with the team's vaccination rate. The Delta variant of the virus seems to be affecting young adults and children more than the older population. A high percentage of people being hospitalized and dying are unvaccinated.    Since Dr. Rob is a doctor, he's more than qualified to give his opinion on the matter. He's just lucky enough to do a podcast where he can talk about both of his passions, medicine and football! Seriously though, are games at risk? Is the 100% capacity limits at risk?    Let's say they do postpone or cancel games or even reduce the crowd size. What happens to your ticket? Chad Carr from Ticket Express is on the show with Ticket Talk and clearly explains this companies policy.    We can only have these deep conversations while drinking beer! So Rob's wife Jennifer stopped at McCue's Nebraska Taproom in Kearney and picked up a crowler from Highway 14 Brewing Company in Albion.    Less than four weeks until the season kicks off. Do you have the right gear? Husker Hounds has three locations in Omaha, and you can buy online by clicking here! Husker Hounds has the biggest and best selection of anything you want Big Red!   When you listen to this episode, please give it a rating or a like on your podcast streaming service. If you feel so inclined, take the time to provide us with a review!    Twitter Dr. Rob Zatechka-@doctalksports Travis Justice-@traviscreates   Questions? doctalksports@gmail.com  

Five weeks! The countdown is on to the start of the college football season. Nebraska had its annual fan day, and practice has started. In this edition of the Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy, Dr. Rob Zatechka says we can talk until we are red in the face about what "could" be this season for the Huskers. Still, the reality is nobody has a clue until that first game. What continues to dominate the discussion of college football is conference realignment. Dr. Rob and Travis Justice pick up the conversation right where they left last week.  As predicted, a lot has changed since our drunk-filled recording. Texas and Oklahoma accepted the invitation to join the SEC. The move is sure to set off a reaction of even more schools posturing for the massive amounts of money that are sure to be generated. You may have noticed Nebraska and the Big 10, for the matter, have been pretty quiet when it comes to realignment. However, one thing is clear, if the Big 10 is going to keep pace with the SEC, it will have to add more schools. Will they come from the PAC-12, leftovers from the Big-12, or somewhere else?  To get us primed for our conversation today, we are drinking "Serendipity" from New Glarus Brewing. A sour ale brewed with cherries, apples, and cranberries.  We are always looking for great beers to drink and breweries to promote. If you have suggestions both locally and nationally, send them to us, doctalksports@gmail.com. Nebraska Center, Cam Jurgens is on the recently released Rimington Award watch list. It's given annually to the best Center in college football. Jurgens is one of six Big 10 Conference Centers on the list. This year, the Trophy committee worked with Pro Football Focus (PFF) to narrow down its list to the top 40 centers.   The biggest ticket and most in-demand at Memorial Stadium this year is NOT for a football game. Garth Brooks is coming to Lincoln. The show was sold out in a matter of minutes. Chad Carr from Ticket Express stops by the show.  You'll hear Chad all season long on this podcast with his weekly "Ticket Talk" segments.  Make sure to get your game-day gear at Husker Hounds! There are three locations in Omaha are, and you can also buy online. Nobody has a bigger or better Big Red selection than Husker Hounds.  When you are done listening to this episode, please give it a rating or a like on your podcast streaming service. If you feel so inclined, take the time to provide us with a review!  Twitter Dr. Rob Zatechka-@doctalksports Travis Justice-@traviscreates Questions? doctalksports@gmail.com      

If you believe the so-called "elite" college football media, you would think Nebraska was a big bad bully! Paul "Pencil Neck" Finebaum called the Huskers an embarrassment to the league for wanting to play a non-conference game after their scheduled contents with Wisconsin was canceled. In our opinion, the media is way off base, and the majority of fans have it right; all Big Ten teams should be allowed to play non-conference games if something gets canceled.  In fact, Travis Justice ran a poll for his morning show in Des Moines, and 82.8 percent of those who voted said non-conference games were okay. Enjoy this edition of the Rimington Trophy Husker Doc Talk Podcast. We cover a lot.  Congratulations to our friend Chad Carr at Ticket Express for reaching the 28-year milestone! Please support our local sponsors who help make this podcast happen.  During this time of economic crises, they need us now more than ever!Ticket ExpressInfusion BrewingHusker HoundsHuskerMaxIf you have questions for Dr. Rob, send them to doctalksports@gmail.com.Follow Dr. Rob on Twitter, @DocTalkSports.

Matt starts the hour by having on Chad Carr from Ticket Express. Matt then reacts to the Big 10 postponing their Football season. To end the hour, Matt is joined by Dennis Bernstein from the NHL Network. Matt and Dennis go over the latest in the NHL. 

Great news, The Rimington Trophy has signed on for another year to be the presenting sponsor of this podcast.  Thank you to Dave Rimington and the Boomer Esiason Foundation for the support, maybe, we will say fewer F-bombs! 2020 is off to a wild start, and Dr. Rob has some thoughts on the coaching changes that Scott Frost has made on the offensive side of the ball.  Also, through dumb luck and casual conversation, we have found a series to talk about in the months leading up to Spring practice.  Dr. Rob and Travis will be at Infusion Brewing Company in Benson on Sunday, March 8, 2020, for the annual Chilli Cook-off!  Join us and drink beer!  Give this podcast a "like" follow Dr. Rob on Twitter, @doctalksports and feel free to write a review. Also don't forget to support Ticket Express, Husker Hounds, and HuskerMax! They sport us. Talk to you next month! 

Sorry, we are late! We promise the edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy will be with the wait. The Huskers open the season with a win over South Alabama. However, the game wasn't a blowout, and the offense struggled at times, so many people started freaking out. Dr. Rob Zatechka is here to talk you off the ledge. His medical advice, take a deep breath, it was only the first game of the season. The offensive line did not resemble the pipeline of the '90s and Center Cam Jergens making his first start at the position. This performance caused alarm with a lot of fans who were critical of the Redshirt Freshman. Dr. Rob knows the frustration, but after taking a second look, he says stop thinking short term and look a the long term payoff and upside that Jergens brings to the position. Colorado is coming up on Saturday; this is a game Husker fans have had marked on the calendar for a long time. Chad Carr from Ticket Express expects Folsom Field to be a sea of red. There is no love lost between the two programs but is it a rivalry? Saturday's game is the 71st meeting between the old Big 7, Big 8, and Big 12 foes, Colorado has only one 19-times, and there have been two ties in the series. The "rivalry" was at its best from 1988-1995. Sprinkle in the beat down in 2001, and the Buffs don't have that much to brag about do they? Dr. Rob shares his thoughts on the series and what he likes about playing it. Remember to support our sponsors. The Rimington TrophyInfusion Brewing CompanyTicket ExpressHusker HoundsHusker Max If you have time, please give us a rating and review on iTunes. Your feedback helps more people find the podcast. If you have questions, you can always email us, doctalksports@gmail.com. Also, don't forget to follow Dr. Rob on Twitter, @doctalksports.