The Sports Mostly Podcast

It is the end of another year of Husker sports, and the end of another season of the Sports Mostly Podcast. Dan, Jake, and Kraig sit down to discuss Nebraska's Regional loss to Arizona State on Sunday, and the 2025-2026 Husker sports calendar.

Dan, Kraig, and Jake discuss Nebraska's regular season resume, and the chances of there being a Lincoln regional.

Jake, Dan, and Kraig sit down to discuss Nebraska's 0-3 baseball weekend in Columbus. Jake and Dan trade stories about the worst food they've eaten in Africa.

Dan and Kraig sit down to discuss what was unarguably the greatest season in the history of Nebraska men's basketball.

Jake, Kraig, and Dan discuss Nebraska 77-71 loss to Iowa in the Sweet 16 last Thursday, the state if the Nebraska/Iowa rivalry, and look ahead to an exciting second half of the baseball season.

Paul Raymond joins the show. Dan, Kraig, and Jake recap Nebraska's 74-72 win over Vanderbilt in the round of 32 on Saturday, and look forward to this Thursday's Sweet 16 matchup with Iowa.

Grady Griess joins the show. Dan, Kraig, and Jake discuss the state of college wrestling, and reflect on Grady's time at the Naval academy. The gang previews Nebraska's upcoming appearance in the NCAA basketball tournament, and discusses Bam Adebayo's 83-point game.

Dan, Kraig, and Jake sit down to discuss Nebraska's 84-75 win over Iowa on Sunday, expectations going into the postseason, and some talking points from the Husker football offseason.

Jake, Kraig, and Dan discuss Nebraska's win over USC last Saturday, and the team's remaining schedule. Dan identifies the Husker men as the possible source of his illness.

Dan, Kraig, and Jake discuss Pryce Sandfort's record-setting season, and what Nebraska men's basketball has left to play for this season. Also, Iowa is the worst, in case you forgot.

The football offseason is officially here, and the Sports Mostly Podcast is here to help you through this trying time. Dan, Kraig, and Jake sit down to discuss Super Bowl snacks, fighting in hockey, and Mississippi Valley State men's basketball.

Special guest Roman Rodriquez joins the podcast to discuss the current state of the Dallas Cowboys. The conversation turns to Nebraska's 78-69 loss to Illinois on Sunday afternoon, and what the men's basketball team can still accomplish this season.

Back at full strength, the gang sits down to discuss the oddities of the NFL playoff format, and the chaos of the transfer portal. Nebraska beat Michigan State. We get to it. I promise.

Special guest Paul Raymond joins the show to reflect on a very big week in Nebraska men's basketball. As always, Jake pretends not to care before admitting he watched the game.

The gang sits down to discuss Nebraska's 71-50 win over Creighton on Sunday, new additions to Matt Rhule's coaching staff, and Fantasy Football Playoffs: An update: Saquon Barkley finished with 28.2 points. Dan's in the playoffs!

Kraig, Jake, and Dan sit down to discuss Nebraska's 40-16 loss to Iowa on Friday, Monday's firing of John Butler, and the reporting surrounding the transfer portal.

Nebraska is on a bye week and Roman Rodriquez joins the podcast. Dan, Jake, and Kraig bring the pod up to speed on the rest of Husker athletics, and Dan's internet connection fails. Repeatedly.

Jake, Kraig, Matt, and Dan sit down to discuss Nebraska's 28-21 win over UCLA on Saturday; both for the excitement of the win, and the unwanted attention our depth chart may have in the transfer portal.

Nebraska is bowl bound in October for the first time since 2016. Jake, Kraig, and Dan sit down to recap Nebraska's 28-21 win over Northwestern on Saturday, and to evaluate the current state of the college football coaching landscape.

Special guest Landon Harley joins the pod as Kraig, Jake, and Dan say everything they need to say about Nebraska's 24-6 loss to Minnesota on Saturday.

For the first time since 2017, Nebraska finishes a football game on the right side of a game-winning touchdown drive. Will Penn State steal our coach because of it? No idea. Wrong podcast for that.

Dan, Jake, and Kraig discuss the likelihood that James Franklin will lose his job by the end of the season, Cincinnati's top 25 votes, and, eventually, Nebraska's win over Michigan State on Saturday.

The two most beautiful words in all of sports: Huskers win. The gang sits down to discuss Nebraska's 28-10 win over Colorado on Saturday. Dan recounts a trip to Minnesota that turned out to be more dangerous than expected, and has some choice words for Deion Sanders.

Dan, Jake, Kraig, and Matt sit down to discuss the current state of Nebraska football coming off the bye week.

Dan, Jake, and Kraig sit down to recap Nebraska's 30-27 loss to Michigan on Saturday. The gang discusses the future of offensive line coach Donavan Raiola and Nebraska's current place in the Big Ten.