After a preview of the upcoming Groin Kick Chronicles, Jack and Josh start another weekend pod by diving into the latest news surrounding college sports; players can now get paid by universities. What does it mean for things moving forward? Is it actually solving the problem? And will it hurt or help college sports?

They also discuss the Nebraska camp scene and their lack of interest in it. Plus, Trayvis Hunter? It's the Saturday Morning Coffee Show!

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Josh and Jack dive into all the proposed changes coming to CFB and try to figure out:

• Is it good for the sport?
• Is it good for Nebraska?
• Does any of this matter?

Plus, some talk about the upcoming Groin Kick Chronicles and more!

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Josh and Jack start the weekend off with their Saturday staple, which is now free for all! They begin the pod by diving into the news about kickoff times, which leads to Jack being triggered by the notion that Nebraska needs to "earn" good kickoff times. Do people believe that? Are they right? They dive into it all. (6:56) Later, they unpack Josh's recent HuskerMax column and his reasons to be excited for the 2025 Huskers. Where is he right and does too much of the Emmett Johnson hype rely on the offensive line? Plus, what would a list of "five reasons to doubt the 2025 Huskers" look like? (40:45) They finish the episode with a little Husker baseball talk.

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Josh and Jack kick off the I-80 Club Summer Tour with their first ever draft! Mike Schaefer and John Bishop join them to pick 28 games, one each from the Tom Osborne, Frank Solich, Bill Callahan, Bo Pelini, Mike Riley, and Matt Rhule eras. They each have their own strategy. How well did it work? Find out as they figure out which of the four has the best roster of games!

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It was a weird day for Husker Twitter. Josh tries to explain it all to Jack in a way that makes sense for those who did and didn't have context. Why are national people bothered by Rhule? Does it make sense for so much conversation to be there about a coach that's gone 12-13 at his school?

Then, they discuss the in-state recruiting discussion that's been making its way around the Club lately with the guys trying to figure out how good the room will be, if it's even something they care about, and more.

Plus, some more info on the Groin Kick Chronicles project! Jack and Josh are going to take time off this weekend for the holiday. Back with the I-80 Club Summer Tour next week!

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This is a preview of Volleyball State's latest episode! To hear the entire podcast, subscribe to Volleyball State on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods! Also, watch it on YouTube here.

It's the 60th Episode Spectacular! We talk with Erik Sullivan, the new head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team on his first head coaching job at the international level, program identity, the challenges of international play and more. Plus, the Huskers go overseas to add Italian opposite Virginia Adriano, retired John Cook serves up tea, and an expanded Devaney Center will come with a higher price tag for ticket holders.

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Jack Mitchell and Josh Peterson get another weekend kicked off on their Saturday staple! They start the podcast by talking about the ten-year anniversary of Jack's father passing away and how he's handled the grief of the last ten years, as well as this week.

This leads into a transition into the Groin Kick Era of Husker football and Nebraska's win total of 7.5 for the 2025 season. They lay out arguments for why the over could finally be the play, as well as reasons it isn't in the cards, including the swing games on the schedule and more.

They finish the pod with more info on their summer schedule and what's to come!

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After a wild week on the internet, Josh and Jack get together to discuss reaction to Josh's HuskerMax column on Scott Frost, why it struck such a nerve with people, and what stood out to him.

Jack opines on the discourse, with thoughts on those that went after Josh and the specific critique that said "don't write/talk about Frost anymore." This will shock some; he disagreed.

They finish the pod with announcements on their big summer plans and all that's to come!

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