On Tuesday’s show Schmidt and Damon catch up and talk Huskers with Tim Brando. The Athletic’s Mitch Sherman joins the show and BTN’s Rick Pizzo takes us through the whirl wind at BTN. We also get a drill down on the new schedule.
Coach McBride has some advice for Husker haters. Ohio State insider Bobby Carpenter sheds some light on some behind the scenes work with return to play. Lars Anderson sounds off on the Big Ten and Greg Smith is in with some recruiting recon.
Recruiting never stops and it's easy to miss the top stories day-to-day. Recruiting analyst Greg Smith recaps all things Nebraska recruiting news, analysis and more so you never miss a thing.
While conversations surrounding testing protocols and game day procedures are still necessary as we move toward a Big Ten football restart, now, with Husker games on the horizon, we finally have the option to return to actual football discussions. So let's do just that.
Is the third time the charm for the Big Ten and its football schedules? Jay Moore checks in with Hail Varsity managing editor Brandon Vogel to discuss the third iteration of Nebraska’s 2020 schedule.
Last week, the NSAA announced pandemic-induced changes to the 2020 Class A state football playoffs, guaranteeing a postseason berth for all 24 teams but wiping out week nine regular season games, a tradeoff that was tough to swallow for a team like Bellevue West that has already lost so many games.
Nebraska will open its season against Ohio State, then face Wisconsin, then face Northwestern and Penn State. It's a challenging open, and Nebraska's Athletic Director is not happy about it.
