Look, we get it...we don’t want to relive Nebraska-Colorado 2023 either. But the idea of this series of shows is to review the games with the benefit of being emotionally detached instead of the instant reactions in the moment.

This is a clinical approach to the game, breaking down the numbers and missed opportunities. Nebraska did a tremendous job of shooting itself in the foot. The turnovers in that game were indicative of the issues that would plague the Huskers all season long.

While it may invoke some sadness or anger, go with us on this ride as Hoss finds silver linings in the most unusual places.

This week on the Five Heart Podcast, Greg and his assistants will bury the hatchet of bad Husker football.

But before we get there, prepare yourselves for the first Nebraska home game under the Friday Night Lights as it was announced that the Cornhuskers will host Illinois on Friday, September 20. The sellout streak reaches 400 that night if enough parents and grandparents forget their offspring and fill up Memorial Stadium. We feel for you fans who have to make that decision. And on behalf of all of us, we truly believe that Friday nights are for high school football!

Then the team puts the demons of bad football to rest. With the help of viewers like you, we have some bonehead plays that are a little too memorable for our liking. You can get away with it if you’re winning, but when when some of these costly errors lead to defeat, it hurts even more. I mean, HOW THE HELL DO YOU PUNT TO THE WRONG SIDE OF THE FIELD?

A little bit about the record number of student athletes who graduated last week and at the request of you Chatterfields, we have some suggestions on a new song to play with the light show between the third and fourth quarters.

All that and we’ll try to keep it to 90 minutes or less.

Wish us luck! GBR!

USC guy Tim Prangley joins me tonight and to discuss fun USC things! Mr. Prangely covers USC Athletics for USA Today and here on Youtube is part of the The Voice of College Football gang.

What was your impression when you first saw the news that USC was joining the Big Ten?

What was your reaction from a USC perspective, and then from a reaction of the other, the four teams that were joining, and leaving the other teams behind?

Where do you think USC will fit into the Big Ten and football in terms of pecking order?

How hard will it be for you to learn how to hate Iowa? Because the rest of us do, and you’re going to find out sooner or later that there’s reasons for that.

From the Pac-12 perspective, was this a conference that relatively got along with each other?

The Big Ten is a conference full of people that - some of us tolerate each other, some of us enjoy each other, and then there’s some that there’s downright some pretty good heavy sports hate about.

Nebraska does not have much of a history at all with USC. Nebraska has never beaten USC, and that shocked me.

Last season, USC had a pretty down year. Caleb Williams was the number one overall pick in the NFL draft, but USC did not have a good season. What are we looking at for USC this season, and what do you think of Lincoln Riley and the idea that he doesn’t really care that much about defense?

Do you think the Big Ten will change the way that USC has to approach football?

What about other sports, sports other than the football?