Husker247: A Nebraska athletics podcast

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson take a spin through Nebraska's 2020 schedule and how the Huskers can navigate it.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson break down the news that Big Ten football will return in October. Why it happened, what's ahead and much, much more on the Husker247 Podcast.

In Friday's episode, the guys discuss which position groups on Nebraska's roster could be trusted to provide stability in a fall football season. With Power Five teams kicking off this weekend, we also discuss which teams should be temporarily adopted by Husker fans until the Big Ten returns.

Breaking down the commitment of Mikai Gbayor, the transfer of Keyshawn Greene, and Schaefer sees a record setting day from Thomas Fidone.

Mike Schaefer and Michael Bruntz detail the latest Nebraska recruiting news and where things stand for the Big Red with the class of 2021.

In this episode, Mike Schaefer and Michael Bruntz breakdown the commitment of 4-star tight end Thomas Fidone to Nebraska and what it means for the Huskers. 247Sports Director of Recruiting Steve Wiltfong stops by to break down what he saw from Fidone in January as well as his long-term potential.

Brian Christopherson and Michael Bruntz discuss what we've learned about the Big Ten in the last 48 hours and where the league goes from here.

In Tuesday's episode, we discuss the decommitment of Will Schweitzer, the commitment of Kamonte Grimes and what's next in the Big Ten's fall cancelation saga.

The guys go over the last 48 hours since the Big Ten postponed the fall season. Nebraska has been battered in the national media, but why? The guys break down the suggestions made thus far for spring football, Brian Christopherson proposes an off-the-cuff Super Season (TM) and the pod finishes with the final five players on Nebraska's list of most indispensable players.

We break down the Big Ten's decision to not play in the fall, and whether the spring season is a possibility. Schaefer also drops some recruiting nuggets and who might be a commit on the horizon for the Big Red.

Nebraska kicks off fall camp Friday. We break down a few storylines before discussing what's ahead for official visits in the fall. We also run through the next five on our lists of most indispensable Huskers.

The Big Ten announced new football schedules on Wednesday morning. What does the shakeup mean for Nebraska? Which is the toughest stretch of games? Which games are particularly important? We break all that down and more.

In Friday's episode, the guys discuss Big Ten scheduling announcements, talent at the Warren Academy Showcase and what we've heard from Nebraska assistant coaches so far this summer.

What is Nebraska getting in 2020 defensive back Nadab Joseph? Also, Schaefer breaks down what he saw at the tight end position at the Warren Academy Showcase in Omaha over the weekend. In the second segment, the guys break down the middle of their lists of the most indispensable Huskers.

In Tuesday's episode, we break down Nebraska's two latest commits -- defensive back Marques Buford and Malik Williams. What will each bring? We also break down the next installment of the most indispensable Husker list.

The Husker247 Crew is back with another podcast as the annual list of the 25 most indispensable Huskers kicks off. The guys review their selections, then discuss the recent commitments that have rolled in for Nebraska and who could be next.

Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson discuss the commitment of Latrell Neville, the Huskers' picture at wide receiver, some preseason predictions and who might make sense in a regional schedule.

In a pre-4th of July episode, Mike Schaefer and Michael Bruntz tackle a number of topics: the utility of coleslaw, reasons for optimism and pause in 2020, breakout players and more.

A closer look at Nebraska's 2021 class, how it has come together and where each player fits in Nebraska's plans.

A look at what the commitment of former Iowa offensive tackle Ezra Miller means for the Husker offensive line, as well as a spin of The Wheel of Topics and Husker baseball's momentum on the recruiting trail.

Nebraska football picked up a commit from 2021 running back Gabe Ervin on Tuesday. What does he bring to the table, and what does Nebraska's running back spot look like heading into this fall? All that and more on the Husker247 Podcast.

In this week's episode, the guys discuss the news of Matt Farniok's move to right guard and what that means for the Huskers in 2020. The guys also hit on the highlights of Scott Frost's Zoom call with reporters, as well as the biggest needs left for the Big Red in the 2021 class. The episode finishes with an update on additions and news from the Husker Baseball beat.

In this week's episode, Mike Schaefer and Brian Christopherson break down the departure of JD Spielman and what it means for Nebraska on the field in 2020. The guys also discuss the commitment of Seth Malcom and what Nebraska's pass rush will look like.

In Thursday's episode, we dig deeper into what Nebraska's wide receivers will look like in 2020 and beyond and what that means for the Husker offense. What are realistic expectations for Omar Manning and Co.? We spin the Wheel of Topics and discuss Big Ten West predictions.

Nebraska's wide receiver room received good news twice in the last week, with the commitment of Georgia wide receiver Shawn Hardy, then this week with the news that Omar Manning will be in Lincoln as soon as this week. Mike Schaefer and Brian Christopherson discuss both those developments.