It’s Day 2 from Big Ten Media Days and we have a loaded show from Chicago. Iowa defensive back Michael Ojemudia, Michigan linebacker Jordan Glasgow and Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz and Northwestern center Jared Thomas all join the show.

One of the pieces of lore from Nebraska's greatest era was making testing results, via the performance index, public. Scott Frost said those days could be returning to Lincoln.

Yeah, hype was the word the Huskers couldn't avoid in Chicago. That's always a temporary condition.

Nebraska's defense sounds hungry. The spotlight has been on the other side of the ball for some time and guys like Mohamed Barry are eager to change that.

Nebraska made it to Big Ten Media Days—albeit barely—and spent Thursday afternoon addressing a lot of topics. We have three takeaways from it all.

It's a loaded show from Big Ten Media Days in Chicago as Huskers Adrian Martinez, Mohamed Barry, Khalil Davis and Scott Frost join the program. James Franklin, P.J. Fleck and broadcaster Joel Klatt also drop by to talk the football season ahead.

Nebraska coach Scott Frost spoke with media for an hour in Chicago at Big Ten Media Days. Here's a handful of updates broken out by position.

After Scott Frost wrapped his intro press conference at 2019 Big Ten Media Days, Athletic Director Bill Moos held court to address a number of topics surrounding the program.

It took a little longer than Nebraska expected to get to Big Ten Media Days, but the Huskers made it. And Coach Scott Frost made it clear they also came a long way in 2018, but they have plenty left to earn.