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The Pick Six Podcast - Husker sports news and analysis
The Pick Six Podcast - Husker sports news and analysis
The Pick Six Podcast - Husker sports news and analysis
The Pick Six Podcast - Husker sports news and analysis
What podcast is Chris Heady on?
We bid farewell to Chris Heady on this episode of the Pick Six Podcast, as he departs for his next adventure. The crew also dishes on Husker football recruiting news and the state of college football Support the show: https://www.omaha.com/ ...
Who did Sam McKewon and Evan Bland talk about?
Sam McKewon and Evan Bland discuss the end of the Nebraska basketball season with a loss to Penn State in Big Ten tournament. They look at why the Huskers' record should be taken in context and what the roster might ...
Pick Six Podcast: Nebraska's super six additions this recruiting cycle
Sam McKewon, Tom Shatel and Evan Bland put a bow on Nebraska football's recruiting class and discuss the future of the transfer portal. They also look at the potential impact of alcohol being sold at Husker events. The crew also discusses the emergence of Bryce McGowens and if this could be his lone season with Nebraska basketball.
Pick Six Podcast: Can Husker football recruit better in Omaha with new coaches?
Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Jimmy Watkins discuss if new Husker assistants like Mickey Joseph can help Nebraska recruit homegrown talent better. The crew also gets into a week where Fred Hoiberg went on the defense of his coaching success and the Husker program.
Pick Six Podcast: Husker basketball problems and Nebraska football's transfer portal haul
Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Jimmy Watkins dig into another rough week for Nebraska basketball. The crew also recaps a massive week for Nebraska football with the transfer portal. They also discuss which Husker programs have struggled recently with retaining homegrown talent.
