On this episode of Monday Night Therapy, Greg sits in for a vacationing Minnie welcomes back fan favorite Hoss Reuter for a deep dive into Nebraska football’s 2025 outlook. With just 73 days until kickoff in Kansas City, the conversation explores Matt Rhule’s year-three trajectory, the state of the offensive line, and whether Dylan Raiola can evolve into the next elite Husker quarterback. Hoss shares insights from Nebraska’s April coaching clinic and breaks down key position battles, praising the improved depth and veteran leadership up front.

They analyze the 2024 schedule, painful losses like Indiana and UCLA, and upcoming tests against Michigan and Penn State. There’s also candid discussion on former OC Marcus Satterfield, the hiring of Dana Holgorsen, and the return of the 3-3-5 defense under new DC John Butler. The duo debates Haarburg’s role, the running back committee, and how Nebraska can reestablish a tough, Big Ten-worthy identity.

Hoss also reflects on becoming a dad and shares offseason optimism—grounded, but hopeful—for a program still chasing its first conference title in over two decades. This is a can’t-miss conversation for any diehard Husker fan!

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In this episode of the Five Heart Podcast, Nebraska Cornhuskers fans get a jam-packed show! 🏈

We start with exciting recruiting news: Rex Waterman, a massive 6’5”, 295-pound OL prospect from Arizona, commits to Nebraska Football. We break down his highlights and potential impact in the Big Ten trenches.

Next, we talk about Dylan Raiola, Nebraska’s star quarterback, receiving an invite to the elite Manning Passing Academy. What will this opportunity mean for his development and the Huskers’ 2025 season?

Then we open up the floor to YOU, our listeners, as we debate the ultimate Nebraska Football Mount Rushmore — which Husker legends deserve a spot? Names like Tommy Frazier, Johnny Rodgers, Ndamukong Suh, and Dave Rimington dominate the discussion.

We also preview potential offensive line and special teams improvements for 2025, and celebrate Nebraska’s rich running back history.

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In this episode of Monday Night Therapy, host Minnie Hunt is joined by Pigskin PD (Peter Bartell) and law professor Adam Lamparello for an in-depth look at the NCAA House Settlement and its massive impact on the future of college football. The panel breaks down how the new system allows universities to pay up to $20.5 million annually to athletes, alongside NIL deals, and explores the legal, competitive, and Title IX ramifications. Adam explains why this structure may further widen the gap between powerhouse programs and smaller schools—sparking antitrust concerns and long legal battles.

The conversation also dives into Nebraska football’s identity, the importance of returning to its physical, trench-dominant style, and head coach Matt Rhule’s efforts to rebuild the program. The group reflects on Nebraska legends like Tommy Frazier and Lawrence Phillips while discussing NIL’s broader impact on player movement, recruiting, and competitive balance across college football.

If you’re passionate about Nebraska football history, college football NIL, or the changing landscape of the sport, this is an essential discussion. Plus, hear some fun memories about the 1869 Rutgers-Princeton game and Nebraska’s storied quarterback legacy.

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In this engaging interview, Minnie Hunt of Corn Nation speaks with Steve Hatchell, president and CEO of the National Football Foundation (NFF) and College Football Hall of Fame. Hatchell shares insights into Nebraska's rich football heritage, highlighting coaching legends like Bob Devaney, Tom Osborne, and Frank Solich. He reminisces about Devaney's impact on the game and how Osborne upheld the tradition of developing scholar-athletes. Frank Solich's recent induction into the Hall of Fame as a coach underscores his contributions to the program.

The discussion also touches on current head coach Matt Rhule's commitment to student-athlete success, mirroring the philosophies of his predecessors. Hatchell expresses excitement about Ndamukong Suh's impending induction, further enriching Nebraska's legacy.

Steve shares the NFF's mission and it's importance in helping preserve college football history and its scholarship programs for student-athletes. He emphasizes the importance of football as a life platform beyond the field. And shares captivating stories that focus on Nebraska's football culture.

Within this conversation we celebrate the past, present, and future of college football, inviting fans to reflect on the shared values that unite the Husker nation.

Stay tuned for more engaging conversations on Nebraska football and the broader college football world, and remember: Go Big Red!

On this lively episode of the Five Heart Podcast, Greg and Minnie bring high-energy Husker talk to a Thursday night livestream packed with laughs, memories, and fandom. The show kicks off with lighthearted banter about Minnie’s recent appearances on other podcasts, including a guest spot on Locked On Spartans where Nebraska and Michigan State’s parallel struggles were compared. Greg and Minnie revisit infamous Husker special teams failures and poke fun at Nebraska’s long snapper being a top portal pickup.

The heart of the episode focuses on Ndamukong Suh’s candidacy for the College Football Hall of Fame. The hosts dive deep into Suh’s Nebraska stats, highlight-reel plays like his domination in the 2009 Big 12 Championship, and reflect on his recruitment and NFL career. They also tease an exclusive YouTube members-only Suh watch-along and celebrate new YouTube subscribers with an over-the-top jingle (and a cheeky Blue Chew plug).

Later, the duo preview ESPN’s early FPI rankings, dissect the absurd SEC bias, and discuss Nebraska’s presence in the Top 25. The show wraps with recruiting updates, Husker baseball departures, and a hilarious “Five Heart Theater,” a trivia sketch featuring versions of chat regulars.

On this episode of Monday Night Therapy, host Minnie Hunt is joined by Jarek Shearer from Corn Nation to discuss Nebraska baseball’s postseason journey—a rollercoaster that, while ending in a 17-1 loss to Oklahoma, still hints at a brighter future.

Despite the rough exit, Nebraska’s Big Ten Championship win and regional berth marked a clear upward trend. Jarek explains the loss came down to early defensive miscues and a thinned-out pitching staff, but even in defeat, the Huskers showed resilience and flashes of potential.

Injuries sidelined key starters like Robbie Bolin and Max Butenbach, but their absence opened the door for younger talent to gain invaluable experience.

Nebraska’s lone regional win and season-long grit suggest the program is closer than ever to breaking through on the national stage—after all, one win away from a title game is still progress.

With the addition of West Coast powerhouses like UCLA and Oregon to the Big Ten, competition is heating up—and Nebraska’s ready to rise with it.

Off the field, Jarek shared that he’s expecting twins, a sure sign that great things are on the horizon.

With momentum building, a revitalized roster, and just a bit of luck, Husker baseball could soon be a force to reckon with.

In this lively and wide-ranging episode of the Five Heart Podcast, hosts Greg and Minnie deliver a fun-filled Thursday night show covering everything from Husker football scheduling to mascot debates and punter strategies. They reflect on Nebraska’s fall sports schedule, with emphasis on notable night games and a long-anticipated matchup against Akron, a game rescheduled from the Scott Frost era that was canceled due to lightning. They also dive into the potential of the 2025 Nebraska baseball team in the NCAA Tournament, revealing cautious optimism despite long odds.

A big focus of the episode is Nebraska’s new Australian punter, highlighting the increasing influence of rugby-style punting in college football. The duo debates the merits of adding a female mascot to complement Herbie Husker, sparking humorous exchanges about mascot family dynamics. They also showcase the redesigned Memorial Stadium turf and discuss the implications of in-stadium alcohol sales and re-entry policy changes.

Fans engage throughout with questions, jokes, and support—including new YouTube members who trigger a custom promotional skit for Blue Chew. The episode concludes with heartfelt reflections on Nebraska’s pioneering spirit and the podcast’s future topics, including “Five Heart Theater” and potential weekly “Besmirch the Big Ten” segments. It’s vintage Five Heart—part sports, part comedy, all Husker pride.

In the final 2025 episode of Husker Heat, the host recapped an unforgettable season for Nebraska softball, fresh off a road trip to Knoxville for the Super Regional. Nebraska narrowly missed advancing, losing two close games to Tennessee after an opening win. Jordy Bahl pitched all 21 innings and continued to prove she’s among the nation’s elite. The Huskers finished 43–15 overall, 17–5 in the Big Ten, and ranked in the top 20 nationally across all major polls. They also smashed numerous school records—including team batting average (.356), home runs (107), slugging percentage (.648), and OPS (1.086). Jordy Bahl hit .475 and set a program record with 23 home runs.

Looking to 2026, the team returns most starters, including an elite infield and outfield core. Key roster losses include Ava Bredwell and Abby Squire. The main holes to address are catcher and backup pitching. Meanwhile, Nebraska baseball surged late, winning the Big Ten Tournament and advancing to the Chapel Hill Regional. The show also featured humorous moments, fan banter, and deep appreciation for Jordy Bahl’s leadership both on and off the field. As the episode closed, the hosts looked ahead to continuing their podcast journey—with hopes of hosting a regional in front of packed home crowds next season.

Additionally, one of our baseball beat guys, Aaron, will join us to talk about the men’s 2nd straight B1G tourney victory & where they’re headed next.