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Welcome to Bleav in Nebraska — the ultimate Huskers podcast hosted by Bryan Colbert. Bryan breaks down all things Big Red with expert insight, passionate takes, and a finger on the pulse of Nebraska football. Bleav in Nebraska keeps you informed and fired up for every game day.

  1. 14 HR AGO

    Big Red Rewind: Fred Hoiberg speaks to the media ahead of UCLA matchup | Bleav in Nebraska

    This is your Big Red Rewind where we play the best sounds from pressers, interviews and game days! Today's Big Red Rewind is Nebraska Hoops Head Coach Fred Hoiberg. Hoiberg talks about the season and previews the Huskers matchup against UCLA ! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    17 min

  2. 1 DAY AGO

    Program Records Set as Nebraska Wins at USC + Huskers at NFL Combine | Bleav in Nebraska

    We start with Nebraska men’s basketball coming through with another big one — a statement road win at USC 82–67, led by Pryce Sandfort dropping 32 as the Huskers pulled away with a dominant second half. We talk about the two truths that keep showing up: when Nebraska locks in defensively for 40 minutes, the ceiling changes — and this team has become elite at separating after halftime. But we also address the concern: another slow start. Down at the half again is playing with fire, and that can’t be the habit if you’re trying to make a real run in March. Plus, we look ahead to the next one: Nebraska vs UCLA on Tuesday. Then we give the Lady Huskers their flowers after a regular-season finale blowout — Nebraska rolled Rutgers 93–52, and Britt Prince flirted with a triple-double: 14 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists. That’s the kind of “enter March with confidence” performance you want. To close, we pivot to football with Husker representation at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. Emmett Johnson showed out with a 4.56 in the 40 on his second attempt, plus a strong 10-yard split, a 35.5-inch vertical, and a 10-foot broad jump. And DeShon Singleton went limited but made it count — a 39.5-inch vertical and 10’10” broad, numbers that highlight real explosiveness as he heads toward Nebraska’s Pro Day on March 25. Subscribe, follow, share, download, rate — all of those good things — and let’s keep it rolling, Husker Nation. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    17 min

  3. 6 DAYS AGO

    Huskers vs Maryland Recap: Fast Start + Lockdown Defense | Spring Ball Begins + Matt Rhule on Huskers Offense | Bleav in Nebraska

    We start with a full Huskers vs Maryland recap, and the headline is simple: Nebraska is finally stacking the kind of performances we’ve been begging for. The Huskers played great team basketball in the first half, got off to a fast start, and set the tone defensively by making every look difficult for Maryland. Then they came out even stronger after halftime — a better second half, even more connected defense, and the kind of game where you could feel Nebraska imposing its will. But to take the next step, we’ve got to talk about the interior. Nebraska needs more from Rienk Mast — more consistency, less foul trouble, and more of that “star power” we know he has. If he becomes a steady two-way presence, it raises the ceiling of this team in March. Then we flip over to football because spring training started this week, and the storyline is wide open. Subscribe, follow, share, download, and rate — and let’s keep this Husker momentum rolling. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    23 min

  4. 12 FEB

    Same Old Issues: Nebraska Falls to Purdue in OT + Spring Game Announced | Bleav in Nebraska

    Husker Nation, welcome in to another episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast — I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr. We open with Nebraska hoops suffering another tough loss to a ranked opponent — an overtime loss to Purdue — and the frustrating part is the same themes we’ve been calling out all season showed up again: a slow start, losing the rebounding battle, foul trouble, and not getting to the free-throw line enough. Nebraska did fight back in the second half to force OT, but once you get to overtime, the margin is thin — and Purdue won the glass when it mattered most. We also talk about Rienk Mast fouling out, why it hurt, and how Nebraska’s lack of size in the paint keeps getting exposed. With only seven games left, it’s officially cleanup time — because these mistakes can’t keep repeating. Then we shift to Husker football as Nebraska announces the Spring Game will be in March and tickets are officially on sale — we’ll hit what that means for fans and the early storylines heading into spring ball. To close the show, we bring back one of your favorite segments: Bleav It or Not — will Anthony Colandrea win the starting QB job in 2026? ESPN’s projection has him starting the opener, but Nebraska’s QB battle with TJ Lateef is going to be one of the biggest storylines of the offseason. Subscribe, follow, share, download, rate — and let’s ride. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    25 min

  5. 6 FEB

    Nebraska Coach Leaves for Ravens & a 4-Star Commit + Husker Hoops' Back-to-Back Losses | Bleav in Nebraska

    HUSKER NATION — welcome in to another episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast! We start with a surprising staff twist: Nebraska’s new safeties coach Miles Taylor is leaving for the Baltimore Ravens before he even coaches a game in Lincoln. We break down what it means for Matt Rhule and DC Rob Aurich, why NFL opportunities move that fast, and how Nebraska responds to keep continuity on defense. Then we flip the energy with a big recruiting win: 4-star DT Dylan Berymon commits to Nebraska’s 2026 class. We talk why adding talent inside the defensive line is such a huge deal in the Big Ten and why Berymon fits the identity Aurich wants to build. We close with Husker hoops — back-to-back losses to Michigan and Illinois, what went wrong (especially on the glass and at the free-throw line), and why Rutgers is the perfect “reset” game before a major showdown against No. 12 Purdue led by senior guard Braden Smith. Stay tuned for a Husker Hoops Pregame Show next. Subscribe, follow, share, download, and rate — let’s go! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    28 min

  6. 27 JAN

    Nebraska Basketball Cracks the Top 5 at 20–0 + Top-Five Showdown at No. 3 Michigan PREVIEW | Bleav in Nebraska

    HUSKER NATION… WELCOME IN to another episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast — I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr., and we’ve got MAJOR news tonight. Men’s Hoops: Nebraska is TOP FIVE (20–0!) It finally happened — Nebraska men’s basketball has officially cracked the Top 5 after starting the season 20–0, climbing to a program-best No. 5 in the AP Poll. We spend time on what this means for the program, why this run feels different, and how Nebraska’s identity has been built in real time: Second-half execution Shot-making in big moments Defending without panic We also revisit the last big win from this week: Nebraska’s 76–57 road win at Minnesota, powered by a monster second half and a two-way statement from Pryce Sandfort (22 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks) — including 20 of his points after halftime. That game was another reminder that Nebraska can win away from Lincoln and still control the terms. The moment is HERE: No. 5 Nebraska vs No. 3 Michigan And now… the game we’ve been waiting for. Top-five showdown. Big Ten supremacy on the line. Nebraska heads to Ann Arbor to face No. 3 Michigan — a measuring-stick game that can define the national perception of this team and the trajectory of the season. We break down what Nebraska has to do to keep making history and how the Huskers can win this game on the road in one of the toughest environments they’ll see all year. Women’s Hoops: Bounce-back win matters We also hit a quick but important women’s hoops update: Nebraska dropped a tight one at Wisconsin 63–60 Then responded the right way with an 81–75 home win over Illinois, led by Britt Prince (20 points) That Illinois win matters because it kept Nebraska from spiraling after a tough road loss — you protected home floor, stabilized, and kept momentum intact. Football: Recruiting + roster lens Then we pivot to football with a recruiting storyline fans can actually see: 2027 QB commit Trae Taylor is transferring to Millard South for his senior year 2027 Nebraska WR commit Antayvious Ellis is also making the move It’s a real “pipeline” headline — and it keeps Millard South in the spotlight as Nebraska builds the future in-state. We also keep the portal talk clean and responsible: the roster is close to set, now it’s about development, fit, and turning recruiting momentum into a clear on-field identity heading into 2026. Close / Tease So that’s the last six days: men’s hoops to No. 5 and headed into a top-five showdown, women’s hoops with a bounce-back win, and football with a recruiting headline that’s turning Millard South into must-watch territory. Tap in. Subscribe. And let’s talk about it. #Huskers #NebraskaBasketball #WomensBasketball #HuskerFootball #BigTen #Recruiting #BleavInNebraska Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    24 min

  7. 21 JAN

    Nebraska vs Washington Pregame Show: 18–0 Huskers, 3 Keys to Win + Stopping the Huskies BIG Freshman| Bleav in Nebraska

    WELCOME IN HUSKER NATION to another episode of the Bleav in Nebraska Podcast — I’m your host Bryan Colbert Jr., and this is your Nebraska Basketball Pregame Show! The 18–0 Huskers are back home tonight at Pinnacle Bank Arena getting set to take on a 10–8 Washington team that’s been up and down in Big Ten play — but don’t get it twisted: the Huskies have a physical frontcourt and a freshman star who can turn this into a grind if Nebraska isn’t sharp early. Top Storyline Everyone expects Nebraska’s historic run to continue… but Washington brings a “Big Ten-style” toughness, and if Nebraska lets them hang around, this game can get uncomfortable late. That’s why tonight is about starting strong, defending with purpose, and dictating tempo. BC’s 3 Keys to Victory 1) GET OFF TO A FAST START Nebraska has been an elite second-half team — but if this group wants to level up, it has to stop letting teams breathe early. Find the shooters, make shots, and keep that defense locked in. If Nebraska builds an early lead, Washington doesn’t have the firepower to chase it. 2) SLOW DOWN THEIR STAR FRESHMAN: HANNES STEINBACH Steinbach has been Washington’s bright spot — a legit double-double threat who can score and rebound at a high level. This is a major test for Nebraska’s interior, and a matchup that should bring out the best in Rienk Mast. The goal: keep Steinbach out of easy post touches, make him finish over bodies, and dare him into the kinds of perimeter looks you can live with. 3) PROTECT THE BASKETBALL Great teams value possessions — and Nebraska’s identity is built on clean offense, low turnovers, and turning teams over on the other end. If Nebraska takes care of the ball and forces Washington into mistakes, the shot volume and shot quality will tilt hard toward the Huskers. Tap in, subscribe, and let’s ride with Husker Nation. #Huskers #NebraskaBasketball #BleavInNebraska #BigTen #Nebrasketball #CollegeBasketball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    14 min

  8. 20 JAN

    Nebraska Jumps to No. 7 After Northwestern Win (18–0!) + Nebrask Football Defensive Staff Hires | Bleav in Nebraska

    WELCOME IN, HUSKER NATION! On today’s episode of Bleav in Nebraska, we’re keeping it tight and current with everything that’s happened since last Thursday — and we start with the headline the whole country is finally screaming: NEBRASKA IS UP TO A PROGRAM-BEST NO. 7 IN THE AP TOP 25. That jump comes right after a dominant road win at Northwestern where the Huskers handled business from start to finish. Husker Heat Check: Nebraska stays PERFECT Nebraska crushed Northwestern 77–58 to move to 18–0 overall and 7–0 in Big Ten play — and it didn’t feel fluky or fragile. It felt controlled. Pryce Sandfort: 20 points Braden Frager: 20 points Sam Hoiberg: 12 points + 7 boards The biggest takeaway? 18–0 isn’t just historic — it’s starting to look repeatable. This team is showing week-to-week consistency, toughness, and the ability to win games without needing a miracle finish. Football: Staff hires + QB competition vibes Then we pivot to football as Matt Rhule continues the build toward 2026 with official defensive staff moves: Corey Brown hired as defensive line coach Miles Taylor hired as safeties coach This is the foundation phase — if Nebraska gets stronger in the trenches and cleaner on the back end, everything else gets easier. And we close with a big QB note: Anthony Colandrea (new transfer QB) toured the football facilities — and the important part isn’t just the visit, it’s what it represents: real QB competition and a clear signal that Nebraska is serious about upgrading the room and raising the floor heading into next season. We’ll keep tracking what these staff hires mean for recruiting momentum and what the defensive identity looks like as this roster continues to take shape. Tap in, subscribe, and share with Husker Nation! #Huskers #NebraskaBasketball #HuskerFootball #BigTen #APTop25 #TransferPortal #BleavInNebraska Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    22 min
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Welcome to Bleav in Nebraska — the ultimate Huskers podcast hosted by Bryan Colbert. Bryan breaks down all things Big Red with expert insight, passionate takes, and a finger on the pulse of Nebraska football. Bleav in Nebraska keeps you informed and fired up for every game day.

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