Assessing the roster of player representatives for next week's Big Ten media days.

What's more likely for the Big Red in 2018, pulling off a major upset or dropping a game it shouldn't? The Hail Varsity crew tackles that question and welcomes Mitch Sherman and former Husker Dan Johnson to the show.

Coach Tim Miles issued an in-state offer to a 2019 prospect on Saturday and the name might ring some bells for Nebrasketball fans.

Illinois went really young in 2017 and should see some benefit from that strategy in 2018. Or at least it better for Lovie Smith's sake.

Wide receiver Stanley Morgan Jr., defensive lineman Mick Stoltenberg and offensive lineman Jerald Foster will represent Nebraska at Big Ten Media Days July 23 and 24 in Chicago.

Senior nose tackle Mick Stoltenberg has seen it all, but he hopes the Huskers' camaraderie and hard work will create a "new environment" at Nebraska.

All of Nebraska's defensive numbers from 2017 need to improve, but managing editor Brandon Vogel identifies three that will tell you the new Blackshirts mentality is taking hold.

Jacob Padilla joins the show to give us an update on recruiting for Husker hoops, Charlie McBride gives his pick for which team he would love to see Nebraska beat the most and Erin Sorensen dives into the conversations she's had with some players and what aspects they have emphasized within the team

Redshirt freshman quarterback Tristan Gebbia has embraced his role as a leader for both the Nebraska Football Road Race, as well as on the football field.