Mr. Kugler finds time in his busy schedule to talk with Mike’l & Damon about his new play-by-play gig for the NFL on Fox, his memories of legendary basketball coach John Thompson, and the upcoming NFL season! Listen here!
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Mike Flood, The Attorney For The Husker Football Players Who Are Suing The Big Ten, Joins John & Josh
Mike joins the Unsportsmanlike Conduct boys to talk about why these players decided to do this, what they hope will come of it, how good of a case they may have, and more! Listen here!
Former Husker, Dr. Rob Zatechka, Joins Unsportsmanlike Conduct To Discuss The Big Ten’s Decision & More!
Dr. Rob was kind enough to grace John and Josh with his presence once again to discuss why the Big Ten made the decisions they did, what it’d be like playing football during the pandemic, and much more!
Gary Talks With Parker Gabriel of the Lincoln Journal Star About The Rumors Swirling About Nebraska & The Big Ten
Parker joins The Gary Sharp Show to talk about the latest in Big Ten rumors, Nebraska’s plan for the fall/spring, the likelihood of a spring football season, and more. Listen here!
Husker News
Nebraska Opens Football Season October 24 at Ohio State, Home Opener October 31 against Wisconsin
The latest Big Ten football schedule was released Saturday morning on Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff. Nebraska opens the season October 24 at Ohio State. The two schools and fanbases were the most vocal about the Big Ten Conference football season returning. The other crossover game is a home game against Penn State November 14. The…
Big Ten: Football Season to Resume October 23-24
The Big Ten Conference has confirmed that the football season will resume next month. In a release at BigTen.org, the conference says all 14 teams will be playing. The season is set to resume October 23-24. The vote for returning was unanimous by the Council of Presidents and Chancellors. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Ronnie Green and…
Reports: Big Ten to Announce Football Return
Big Ten football is coming back. Multiple reports say an announcement from the conference is imminent and expected this morning. Yahoo’s Pete Thamel reports the Big Ten will start its season the weekend of October 24 with a championship game slated for December 19. NU System President Ted Carter was caught on a hot mic…
Hot Mic: NU System President Ted Carter says Football Announcement “Tonight”
An announcement on Big Ten football has been expected since NU System President Ted Carter told KLIN “very soon” early last week, but that timeline is now narrowed down to Tuesday night. Before speaking at a news conference on the next phase of growth for the National Strategic Research Institute, Carter held a short conversation with Bob…
Husker Baseball Scrimmage to be Live Streamed Thursday
Nebraska baseball fans will get their first look at the team this week. Husker Athletics announced that the Nebraska baseball team’s opening scrimmage of the season at Hawks Field will be streamed live on the Huskers’ social channels, including Twitter (@Huskers), Facebook (facebook.com/huskers) and on Huskers.com. “It’s a great opportunity to give our fans a live…
Eight Nebraska Football Players File Lawsuit Against Big Ten
A group of Nebraska football players have filed a lawsuit against the Big Ten Conference in an attempt to reverse the decision to postpone fall sports and find out more on how the decision to postpone was made. In a 13-page document shared by Nebraska Cornhusker Football Parents (@ParentsNebraska) on Twitter, the lawsuit raises three counts…
Moos: Furloughs, Salary Reductions to Help Save $3 Million
Budget restrictions were expected with the loss of fall sports for Nebraska, particularly football, and today Nebraska Athletics announced more cost saving measures. Athletic Director Bill moos says 51 staff members within athletics will be furloughed through the end of the year, beginning September 1. Those not furloughed will take a 10-percent salary reduction for…
Warren: Postponement of fall sports “will not be revisited”
Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren has now given reasoning for the conference’s decision to postpone the 2020-21 fall sports season. In an open letter to the Big Ten community, Warren says the primary factors for the decision from the Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors (COP/C) are the rise of transmission rates of COVID-19, not…