KLIN Husker Hour

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr break down the Nebraska-USC matchup and tell what they're looking for from Dana Holgorsen's play calling. Both of Nebraska basketball's squads are in action at the Pentagon in Sioux Falls this weekend, and Nate will call the women's game against South Dakota. Jacob Bigelow also stops by to recap the men's first three results and give his take on how NU could perform against St. Mary's on Sunday and Creighton on Friday. The guys discuss Husker volleyball's 22-match win streak and look ahead to Friday's rematch with Wisconsin on Senior Night, which may decide the Big Ten Championship. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr are joined by the Voice of the Huskers, Kent Pavelka! After calling his first Husker basketball game 50 years ago, Kent talks about what's different and what is the same over time. They all break down the UTRGV win and look ahead to this 2024-25 season. Cole & Nate recount the UCLA loss, including the uncomfortable question of whether Dylan Raiola was - at times - the worst player on the field. Plus, the hire of Dana Holgorsen and his potential impact over the final 3 games of the season. The guys also discuss Husker Women's Hoops and their opener, and how impressive Husker Volleyball has been during their 20-match win streak. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are back in the studio together again! The guys recap the surprising performance at Ohio State and look ahead to NU-UCLA. Cole & Nate marvel at Husker Volleyball's dominant performance in a sweep at Wisconsin, and they boil down the B1G race to a handful of matches. Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald joins the show to preview Nebraska Men's hoops as they begin their season Monday. All three guys give their picks for the UCLA football game. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr are joined by Evan Bland to pick through the wreckage of the 49-point Indiana loss. They try and make sense of what happened, how Matt Rhule and the team have reacted to it, and what we may see this Saturday against Ohio State. Potential solutions to the various issues on the field are discussed as well. Cole & Nate also summarize the latest with Husker volleyball's 15-match win streak, baseball & softball wrapping up their fall schedules, and men's and women's basketball preparing for their seasons to begin. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr come together for another podcast-only episode as Nebraska plays another 11am kickoff. The guys recap the first half of the season, look ahead to the Indiana game, and give their picks. Cole & Nate also run down the recent play of Husker Volleyball and check in with basketball, baseball, and softball.

Cole Stukenholtz is out on assignment, so Nate Rohr mans the ship and reviews Nebraska volleyball's thrilling five-set win over Purdue. He chats with NU softball coach Rhonda Revelle as fall practice opens for the 2025 Huskers with two-time All-American pitcher Jordy Bahl returning from injury. Though the Huskers are off, we take a brief look at this weekend in the Big Ten. Then we check in with Matt Coatney of the Huskers Radio Network to get a preview of Nebraska women's basketball and his take on Nebraska Football at the halfway point of the season.

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr recount Husker football's first road win of the season at Purdue. The first half was ugly, but Nebraska's second half performance was dominant. Jacob Bigelow from Huskers Illustrated was at Big Ten Basketball Media Days in Chicago and he tells the guys what Fred Hoiberg, Juwan Gary, and Brice Williams had to say about the 24-25 Huskers. Volleyball continues to roll and they started a little-used transfer MB in the sweep over Illinois. Cole, Nate, and Jacob all give their picks for NU-Rutgers. GBR!

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr get together for a podcast-only episode with Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star. The guys run down what Matt Rhule, coaches, and players have been saying this week leading up to their first road game of the season in West Lafayette, Indiana. Plus, more review of what happened against Illinois, some rapid fire thoughts on the offense, defense, special teams, and individual player performances so far. Husker Volleyball is back up to #2 in the country after sweeping a couple Top-5 teams last week, and Cole, Nate, and Luke marvel at how the ladies dominated as Big Ten play starts this weekend. Then an update on Husker Softball and Jordy Bahl's outlook for the 2025 season. Finally, the picks for Nebraska-Purdue. Bring your own juice for an 11:00am kickoff against the Boilermakers. GBR

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr pick through the wreckage of Nebraska football's late collapse in a 31-24 overtime loss to Illinois. The penalties, the injuries, the holes in the defense - they give their thoughts on how they fix the issues moving forward. 1620 The Zone's Gary Sharp joins the guys to run down Dylan Raiola's performance and laments the missed opportunity for the program to take the next step under Matt Rhule. Husker volleyball swept #2 Stanford on Wednesday, and Cole and Nate marvel at their domination and look ahead to Sunday's road matchup with #4 Louisville.

Cole Stukenholtz and Nate Rohr recap an incredible night at Memorial Stadium for Nebraska's 28-10 victory over Colorado. The guys reveal their players of the early season and give their picks for NU-UNI. Mike Schaefer from Husker247 stops by with his recruiting insights and a big in-state commitment. Husker Volleyball stayed unbeaten vs Creighton, and the guys look ahead to their huge week.

Cole Stukenholtz & Nate Rohr get fired up for Nebraska-Colorado. The guys recap NU's win over UTEP, break down the matchup with the Buffaloes on both sides of the ball, forecast how each team will gameplan against the other, and give their score predictions. Lincoln Arneal from Huskers Illustrated joins the show and picks through the wreckage of NU Volleyball's 3-set loss at unranked SMU and gets us ready for this week's match with Creighton. GBR!!

Cole Stukenholtz introduces new KLIN Sports Director Nate Rohr as the next co-host of Husker Hour! Cole & Nate continue to build the excitement for the season with their players to watch, big picture program evaluations, and game-by-game predictions. Cole is also joined by HuskerMax writer Matt McMaster to discuss the need for leaders to emerge at key positions. Cole catches up with week one for Husker Volleyball and looks ahead to their next couple matches. IT'S GAMEDAY!!!

Cole Stukenholtz delivers the goods on Dylan Raiola and what it's like for Matt Rhule to run a true freshman starting QB in week one. Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald stops by to describe how the players and staff have handled the Raiola of it all throughout the offseason. Cole & Wilson also compare their position group confidence and worry. Cole also looks ahead toward a busy volleyball week, including the Red-White scrimmage, the ESPN documentary "No Place Like Nebraska," and their season opener vs Kentucky. It's game week!! GBR

Cole Stukenholtz welcomes Lincoln Journal Star columnist Amie Just to help preview Husker Volleyball's 2024 season. Amie also compares her football position concerns with Cole's. Nebraska's defense will face a slate of nine Big Ten quarterbacks this season - how do they stack up with who NU saw in conference games last year? Plus, an ode to Herbie. RIP, buddy.

Cole Stukenholtz chats with Michael Bruntz from Husker247 about last Saturday's NIL-donation-funded open football practice, preseason optimism, and NU flipping 2025 WR Isaiah Mozee. Cole previews the TE position and forecasts the increased passing volume he expects for Thomas Fidone and company. Lastly, Teddy Prochazka's injury highlights the left tackle position and Turner Corcoran's chance for redemption. Plus, Cole's embarrassing admission and Sunday's USA volleyball gold medal match featuring three former Huskers!

Cole Stukenholtz invites Evan Bland from the Omaha World-Herald into the studio to discuss the promise of Dylan Raiola. Cole & Evan preview the QB position as it stands for 2024 and how Raiola can raise both the floor and ceiling for the offense. And, yes, those comparisons to Patrick Mahomes! Evan shares his takeaways from Raiola and Glenn Thomas meeting the media on Friday, as well as his big picture view on how the offseason has gone overall. Husker Baseball is having a Major League moment with Spencer Schwellenbach doing historic things as a rookie pitcher. Evan summarizes Will Bolt's recent recruiting performance and how NU has pivoted in recent years.

Cole Stukenholtz catches up with former walk-on Husker LB John Bullock and previews linebackers and edge/jack players for the 2024 season. Mike Schaefer from Husker247 returns to run down the big recruiting targets on campus over the next week and discusses the impact of losing Evan Cooper's evaluation skills on the staff. Cole also takes a closer look at forthcoming college football roster limitations and how that may impact Nebraska's walk-on program.

Cole Stukenholtz previews the OL position with Nebraska left tackle Teddy Prochazka, who recounts his journey through rehab and a healthy offseason. Max Olsen, college football writer from The Athletic, joins the show to recount his conversations with college football coaches who were players when the last NCAA Football game was released in 2013. Max also talks with Cole about the Huskers' 2024 outlook and the trust in Matt Rhule.

Cole Stukenholtz and in-studio guest co-host Wilson Moore from the Omaha World-Herald get into the breaking news of Husker Defensive Backs Coach Evan Cooper's resignation. They also check out the reports of Cooper's potential replacement, John Bulter from the Buffalo Bills. Nebraska Wide Receiver Jaylen Lloyd joins Cole to recount his freshman season and look ahead to 2024. Cole and Wilson take a closer look at the group of WRs on the roster and how they could perform this year. Wilson gives his takes on the Nebrasketball lineups Fred Hoiberg could play and how the added size may improve one of NU's weaknesses last season. The guys finish up by previewing the first playoff game for the Jack Mitchell Softball Experience on Monday.

Cole Stukenholtz is joined in studio by Luke Mullin from the Lincoln Journal Star as they run down recent football recruiting commitments and other prospects. Luke details Husker softball star pitcher Jordy Bahl's recovery since her knee injury last season. Isaac Gifford talks to Cole about why he came back for one more season, what he loves about Tony White's 3-3-5 defense, and how excited he is about the new college football video game. Then Cole and Luke take a closer look at NU's secondary and who the key players will be in the 2024 season.