Join us for an insightful episode of Monday Night Therapy as we analyze the ups and downs of Nebraska football’s coaching changes. We’ll begin by reflecting on the golden era of Tom Osborne, whose legacy looms large over the program and continues to set the standard for success. As we transition into the post-Osborne period, we’ll discuss the challenges the Cornhuskers faced in maintaining that success after such a legendary coach stepped down. The mixed results and drama during the Bo Pelini era revealed the struggles inherent in following a beloved figure, while the Mike Riley and Scott Frost eras further impacted the current state of the program.

We are excited to welcome Andy Ketterson from Corn Nation, who will provide insights into Nebraska’s new coaching landscape. We’ll delve into the backgrounds and coaching philosophies of new hires, including Special Teams Coach Mike Ekeler, Defensive Line Coach Terry Bradden, Defensive Backs Coach Addison Williams, and Associate Head Coach Phil Snow. With Matt Rhule at the helm, known for making significant strides in his third year, we’ll analyze how these new additions could reshape the team’s strategy and direction for future success. Don’t miss this comprehensive discussion on Nebraska football! ⚡️🏈 #NebraskaFootball #MattRhule #CoachingChanges #CornHuskers #MondayNightTherapy

It’s time for another Five Heart Podcast, where we focus on all things Husker football! We didn’t have time to cover all the crucial updates on Monday night, so we’re diving into exciting insights from the press conferences of our new coaching staff, including Special Teams Coordinator Mike Ekeler, Secondary Coach Addison Williams, and Defensive Line Coach Terry Bradden.

Mike Ekeler, home run hire who is expected to make be an impactful addition to the staff, brings intensity and a philosophy of continuous improvement. He emphasizes, “Every single day as a human being, as a father, as a journalist, you’re getting better or worse. We never stay the same... If you’re built to be the best, then you’re always looking to improve.” His commitment to excellence sets a powerful tone for Nebraska’s special teams.

Coach Bradden, with experience from little league to the NFL, underscores the importance of fundamentals and how we must never get bored with them. Meanwhile, Coach Addison is impressed with the Husker speed and the talent among emerging freshmen and walk-ons.

We’ll also discuss how these new hires fit into Matt Rhule’s vision for Nebraska football and the pathways to success in the Big Ten. Don’t miss this chance to engage with fellow fans, who we call “The Holgormaniacs” and stay updated on the exciting future of Husker football! ⚡️🏈

**Disclaimer: Due to the LIVE nature of the show with a guest, the description you read below may or may not be the show you get. Instead, you’ll get Husker memories and stories of Nebraska memorabilia. We think you’ll enjoy it anyway.

Join us for a positive and engaging live stream on Monday Night Therapy from Corn Nation! Hosted by Minnie Hunt and featuring longtime Nebraska football fan James Boardman, we’ll explore the bright future of Nebraska football under head coach Matt Rhule.

In this episode, we’ll discuss the past coaching failures that have impacted the program and how the dedicated fanbase has continued to show up through the challenges. Excitingly, we’ll highlight the highly anticipated recruits who are now on campus for spring mat drills, setting the stage for a dynamic transformation.

We’ll discuss Matt Rhule’s impressive coaching history and his remarkable ability to revitalize programs, showcasing his successful stints at Temple and Baylor. Rhule’s innovative offensive and defensive strategies and focus on player development are key to building a winning culture.

With the Cornhuskers aiming for success in the competitive Big Ten conference, we’ll share fan perspectives and the excitement surrounding Rhule’s vision. Don’t miss this chance to engage with fellow fans and join in on all the fun in our live chat. Let’s come together and be part of the optimistic journey ahead for Nebraska football! Tune in and share your fans experience with us! ⚡️🏈 #NebraskaFootball #MattRhule #Cornhuskers

This week on The Five Heart Podcast, hosts Greg and Minnie explore the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by Nebraska fans throughout the year. The ups and downs of the team’s performance from a passionate fan perspective, offering relatable insights and engaging commentary.

Does it seem every off season, the Nebraska hype is just too much to take? Why are we constantly drinking the Rhule Aid? Is it the new players, new coaches, new schemes? There is always optimism surrounding a new fresh season and its potential for a really great team. Do Husker fans take it too far?

Maybe it’s the early season wins that help ignite Nebraska fans and fuel expectations? If that’s true then its the heartbreaking losses that test the limits of our resilience. Those ups and downs of conference play are what make us feel like we are riding on a rollercoaster in the regular season.

How can we best navigate the emotional swings? At The Five Heart Podcast, we open our community arms to what we call our “Fan-amily” every Thursday night at 9pm central. We encourage camaraderie with each other and enjoy sharing personal anecdotes, as zany as they may seem at times to help ride that emotional rollercoaster in hopes of watching our Husker team fight for victory on Saturdays.

This is college football after all. The unpredictable nature is why it is so captivating.

If you have watched a Corn Nation video in the past couple of years, chances are you have heard the name Fred Sacco. Fred joins Minnie on Monday Night Therapy to talk about his experience growing up and living in Nebraska. As a Nebraska alum during the birth of the Golden Era in Nebraska Football he will share how electrifying plays by Tommie Frazier led the Cornhuskers to back-to-back national championships in the ‘90’s, with the legendary Tom Osborne as head coach.

As the dynasty continued with Eric Crouch in the 2000’s, he led Nebraska to another championship appearance and was awarded the Heisman Trophy in 2001. Crouch’s impact on the program solidified Nebraska’s place as a national power. The years after Crouch saw a succession of head coaches and quarterbacks. While success was mixed, the program continued to find ways to win.

From head coaches Bo Pellini to Mike Riley, Nebraska fans needed a change, with the return of the ‘95-’97 champion QB Scott Frost who fans dubbed ‘Golden Boy’ to begin a new chapter as head coach. The high hopes they had for Nebraska to return to national prominence were met with inconsistencies at the play caller position with Adrian Martinez. Despite the ups and downs, Frost attracted top recruits back to the program.

After HCSF, Matt Rhule, a coach known for his program-building success, takes the reins in Lincoln. Rhules arrival signaled a fresh start and a renewed focus on building a winning culture. However as the landscape of college football is ever changing, Rhule has had to learn and adjust quickly. The first big key towards winning football came in the shape of 5 star recruit Dylan Raiola, Nebraska’s quarterback. Dylan has had a full season to learn to navigate the more competitive nature and the high demands of playing at the college level.

Will Nebraska football be great again? After Tyson Terry, 4 star DT 2025 football recruit won his 4th straight Nebraska State Wrestling Title and finished his high school career with an undefeated record, it just might be that players with that ultra competitive spirit are exactly what this team needs to give us the edge.

Also, Nebraska wrestling will have finished their regular season on Sunday the 23rd as they go into West Lafayette ranked #5 in the NCAA. We will discuss the final dual against Purdue and what the B1G Wrestling Championship in Evanston, Illinois will look like.

Welcome to The Five Heart Podcast on Corn Nation! In this exciting live stream, we’re diving into the world of Husker sports—covering everything from Nebraska football and basketball to baseball and softball! Join hosts Greg and Minnie as they share their insights, opinions, and analysis on the latest news and developments within the Husker community.

Our focus is on providing an interactive space for die-hard Nebraska fans and college football enthusiasts who want to engage and share their thoughts. We value your voice and encourage lively conversation among our viewers! Our chat community, affectionately known as “The Holgormaniacs,” allows fans to connect with each other, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to join the discussion.

Whether you’re looking for in-depth discussion about recent Nebraska game performances, upcoming matchups, or player highlights, you’ll find it here! Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this passionate community of Husker sports lovers. Tune in, engage with us live, and let’s celebrate our Nebraska teams together! 🌽🏈🏀

Join us for another exciting episode of “Rhule’s Secrets & Baseball in the Desert” on Monday Night Therapy! This week, host Minnie Hunt is thrilled to welcome special guest Aaron Rastovski to dive deep into all things Nebraska sports. We’ll explore the latest insights from Head Coach Matt Rhule, including his impactful speech at the Broyles Awards and what it means for Husker football as we approach the next season.

In addition, we’ll discuss Nebraska’s men’s basketball team’s recent victories, including their thrilling performances that have fans on the edge of their seats. Plus, we’ll talk about the Nebraska baseball team and their adventures in the desert, highlighting key players and matchups.

Don’t miss our tribute to the legendary Husker voice, Greg Sharpe, whose impact will forever be felt in the Cornhusker community. Join us in this interactive sports community, where Nebraska fans can connect, share, and celebrate their love for Husker football, baseball, and basketball. Tune in live and be part of the conversation! 🌽⚾🏀

This week on the Five Heart Podcast, the format is thrown out the door.

That’s right, Holgermaniacs, the show you wanted for months is finally happening!

The pages of Minnie’s notes are OUT! Greg’s freestyle approach is in. It’s what you think you’ve wanted but only time will tell if it turns into the prize you think it is.

Let’s face it...just like Batman at the end of The Dark Knight, Greg is the hero this show deserves, but not the one it needs right now (that would be Minnie, for all of you wondering).

But it’s the football off-season. We’re not yet to Spring Football. The transfer portal is temporarily closed. It’s less the off-season and more like the dead period. But Mike Ekeler was officially announced as the Special Teams Coordinator and his salary was revealed. How does it compare to other salaries on the coaching staff? Who needs a bump in pay? Who is overcompensated?

Also...Nebraska Men’s Basketball. Though I feel like even mentioning them by name casts a shadow over the program. I love Fred Hoiberg and I love this team, but it seems like the more I watch them or care about them, that’s when their performance anxiety kicks in. And we don’t want that.

We’ll also cover women’s hoops, wrestling, and softball. Baseball starts up this week so there may be something there to discuss.

It’s all in a wild and whacky show - NO FORMAT - on the Corn Nation YouTube, Facebook, and X. Join us.

We insist.