Happer & Schaefer

More on the Husker collapse and the lack of a third scorer. Was the Nebraska-Iowa matchup the game that was supposed to break the curse?

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Josh Peterson joins Connor and Mike and discuss more on Nebraska's collapse against the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Connor and Mike are trying to solve the most complicated equation in Husker athletics, but this should not take away a historic season for Husker hoops.

We found out that delivery robots are destroying Chicago bus shelters and find out more about a man who smashed a record by eating at 28 New York Michelin Star Restaurants in 24 hours.

Connor and Mike figure out what's next for a couple Nebrasketball stars.

Nebraska led for 95% of the game and led as many as 12. Connor and Mike discuss how the Hawkeyes persevere under insurmountable pressure.

We learn more about the home the Fighting Illini, the team Huskers fans should be rooting to win in the Elite Eight.

Connor and Mike dissect everything that went wrong for the Huskers in crunch time including the four defenders on court, the scoring drought, and more.

Nebrasketball is done. Connor and Mike share their initial thoughts on the heartbreaker.

Will the Huskers beat the Hawkeyes to advance to the Elite Eight? We predict the game.

Max breaks down the latest CFB storylines.

Coach Huss joins Happer and Schaefer to talk about his upbringing in becoming the next Creighton Men's Basketball Head Coach and his plans with the program moving forward.

Connor share his takeaways when Greg McDermott spoke to the media after the Coach Huss presser.

BC shares his final thoughts leading to the Sweet 16 bloodbath between the Huskers and the Hawkeyes.

We share our opinions on the foul, driving etiquette, elevator tunes, Council Bluffs, the Iowa Hawkeyes, microwaves, and more!

We are shocked to find out squirrels have starting vaping.

Josh, who's also in Houston, joins Happer and Schaefer to preview the Sweet 16 bloodbath between the Huskers and the Hawkeyes.

Iowa has had Nebraska's number in athletics, and they have an opportunity to spoil Nebraska's dream season. Connor and Mike reassure Husker fans should not worry about the Hawkeyes as they believe they'll handle business.

Connor and Mike dive more into the Iowa Hawkeyes and determine if the Iowa head coach's stock is rising after leading the Hawkeyes to their first Sweet 16 since 1999.

As we count you down to the third edition of Nebraska vs Iowa, Mike Schaefer provide updates from yesterday's Husker shootaround at the Toyota Center.

Good morning! Mike Schaefer is in Houston for Nebraska vs Iowa, while Connor and Joey hold down the fort in Omaha. We count you down to the big game!

Wrapping up the show evaluating the former Husker running back going into the NFL Draft. Mike'l predicts the results for the rest of the NCAA Tournament.

We get Severe's thoughts on the big debate between Nebraska and Iowa.

We get a list of things that frustrate Mike'l Severe.

Figuring out what Greg McDermott will do in his post Creighton days.

Sam answers how the Nebraska football is affected if men's hoops beats Iowa in the Sweet 16. He also shares what we can expect to see in the upcoming spring game.

Connor and Mike'l determine if the upcoming Sweet 16 matchup is the most important match between the two. Also, would you trade two Nebraska football wins for a final four appearance?

We learn more about the migration of huge spiders, which are the size of a human hand.

Remembering the glory days of Omaha Football and Nebrasketball Mike shared his thoughts on the Huskers reaching the Sweet 16.

Connor and Mike'l addressed the lack of spring game interest given the fact that football isn't as successful as the men's basketball program.

Sounds like the new Omaha transportation project isn't making efficient progress.

North Carolina fired Hubert Davis and Bill Self's status in Kansas remains uncertain. Connor and Mike'l discuss the head coach openings in the college hoops blue blood schools.

Good morning! Mike'l Severe is in for Schaefer today. Severe list cities he hates and shared how he was able to soak in the Nebraska game during his vacation out of the country.

What will the Creighton Bluejays look like under Alan Huss?

Jacob share his thoughts on Greg McDermott's retirement and look ahead to the start of the Alan Huss era at Creighton.

We talk about Pryce Sandforts' dominant start in the NCAA Tournament and determine if he'll test the NBA waters.

Schaefer tried the new McDonalds burger. He shared his honest feedback.

Mitch joins Happer and Schaefer to preview a productive week of Husker athletics featuring the upcoming spring game and the Sweet 16 bloodbath against the Hawkeyes in Houston.

We honor the greatest coach in Creighton men's basketball history by diving into the transitional year from the Missouri Valley to the Big East, the postseason success, and more.

We find out more about a small town losing signs to souvenir thieves intrigued by its name.

Connor and Mike determine how the Hawkeyes men's squad will look in the next few seasons after a great start under head coach Ben McCollum. Also, they react to the women's team ending their season in the round of 32, two seasons after the Caitlin Clark era.

More break down on Nebraska's win against Vandy and a quick dive into the Sweet 16 showdown against Iowa. We determine what would happen if that half court shot fell through.

We would you sign a contract with the terms of a -30 point differential between Indiana, Oregon, and Ohio State?

Did you know that the Spring game is this weekend? We determine if the men's basketball success is causing a discourse with football.

Good Morning! Can't you believe the MLB season starts in a couple days? We'll spend time predicting the season, honoring Greg McDermott's 16 year career at Creighton and preview the rubber match between Nebraska and Iowa.

No more bracket simulations, so we decided to do coin flips.

Bruntz made his trek to OKC for the historic weekend. He shared his thoughts on the Huskers advancing to the Sweet 16.

Connor Happer and Mike Schaefer reacts to the breaking news of long time Creighton head Greg McDermott handing over the reigns to Alan Huss.

We reflect on the busy weekend of college hoops as the field is now down to 16 teams.