HuskerOnline Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Many sports podcasts tend to drift off topic, but Huskeronline keeps the time you listen to them as packed and valuable as possible with great Husker talk. Sean, Nate and the gang keep it professional and content-rich, thank you guys!

The absolute best podcast for Husker athletics! Sean and the guys have all aspects covered from material, storylines, even down to the microphones or sound system they use. Everyone’s voice is consistent, strong, and phonetically sound. Their organization is top notch with rarely two people talking at once; this happens all the time with their competition. Thanks HuskerOnline team!!

Great show with an even better blend of husker news, educated opinions, and laughs. The guys have a great rapport which makes for a very entertaining show. Have been a dedicated listener for over a year, and it’s been time well spent.

These guys are the best in the business when it comes to covering Husker football. My most anticipated podcast each week.

It’s just so tiring to do the same song and dance all the time. Nebraska can do no wrong, their players are perennial All-Conference guys, their recruits are simultaneously all diamonds in the rough when they commit and overrated losers when they go to another school. They can’t let the 90’s go, insisting that any problem they rarely actually admit to can be solved by looking at what the teams of 20-30 YEARS AGO did instead of, oh I dunno, modeling themselves after any other relevant program in the modern era.

The cancellation of the 2020 season has put this into stark relief, with Sean and the boys screeching about how unfairly Nebraska has been treated for saying they want to play. They spent basically an entire show talking about leaving the conference, but also got huffy online when other people interpreted Nebraska’s actions the same way. I do give them credit; they fully understand our fanbase’s deep-rooted persecution complex and throw fuel on that fire at every opportunity. Plus, their constant pandering has given them a good level of inside access to players and coaches, as long as they continue to, in their own words, “kiss the ring”. However, their analysis is so skewed by their bias, they don’t really have many unique insights.

In short, if you want a Husker show full of confirmation biases and empty praise, Sean, Robin, and Nate have you covered. If you want actual insight, look elsewhere.