In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Tom Shatel talk Nebraska volleyball’s chances to win the national title, plus they take a look at the Huskers and the transfer portal and the Pinstripe Bowl.
Part 1: Nebraska volleyball in Final Four
The crew opens with Nebraska volleyball headed into the Final Four as the Huskers’ quest for a national championship continues.
The crew opens with Nebraska volleyball headed into the Final Four as the Huskers’ quest for a national championship continues.
They talk how this team rises to the moment, especially in its Elite Eight win over Wisconsin, and are they a top 10 Husker volleyball team?
The three discuss the incredible sound effect done by the ABC broadcast during the Elite Eight match.
They talk the Penn State matchup and how that may be more difficult for the Huskers than any other matchup in the Final Four.
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The crew talks the impact of Lexi Rodriguez, who was named a first-team All-American.
Part 2: Transfer portal’s impact on college football
The crew talks the impact — or rather, chaos — of the transfer portal and how it is affecting college football and Nebraska specifically.
The crew talks the impact — or rather, chaos — of the transfer portal and how it is affecting college football.
They also break down the specific impact it is having on Nebraska’s program.
The three also discuss potential fixes for the chaos.
Part 3: Nebraska in the Pinstripe Bowl
The crew talks Nebraska vs. Cincinnati in the Pinstripe Bowl and how Ty Robinson and Nash Hutmacher saying they will play ever single down.
They talk Nebraska vs. Cincinnati in the Pinstripe Bowl and how Ty Robinson and Nash Hutmacher saying they will play ever single down.
They close out with their picks for the bowls games.
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Omaha Westside’s Christian Jones ranks among some of the best defensive recruits to come out of the state of Nebraska in recent years.
Kansas City outside linebacker Dawson Merritt is a major recruiting win for Nebraska that should pay off for years.
While he’d make a good slot receiver at Nebraska, Caden VerMaas seems to be a good fit for a safety who can fit in the run game and play over the top against Big Ten receivers.
One of the best receivers in Florida — which means he’s one of the best in the nation — Cortez Mills flipped from Oklahoma to Nebraska on Signing Day.
Versatile, explosive big men like Julian Marks are limited and valuable college football commodities. Now he’s headed to Nebraska.
Wahoo Neumann’s Conor Booth is elusive, powerful and explosive with 100-plus touchdowns to his name in three varsity seasons. Now he’s bringing that talent to Nebraska.
The Huskers add arguably the state of Nebraska’s best two-way player Millard North’s Pierce Mooberry.
Omaha North’s Tyson Terry was a notable recruiting win for coach Matt Rhule when the big in-state target was looking elsewhere under the previous Nebraska regime.
Plenty of receivers have flamed out at Nebraska but Isaiah Mozee, the son of a current Husker assistant, has the pedigree, ability and support to be an exception over multiple college seasons.
Nebraska signee Jamarion Parker is a home run hitter as a running back, a smooth, instinctive glider who reaches clear air and shoots to the end zone.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
The “Signee Spotlight” provides all the information you need on the Huskers’ 2025 class, including rankings, evaluations and a look at how they landed at Nebraska.
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