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Are There Lessons From Indiana That Could Apply To Nebraska? | Saturday Morning Coffee Show
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Doug Lesmerises of the Bill and Doug Show sits in for Jack on this Saturday to dive into a variety of topics, including the way Indiana has broken brains around the country, the current state of the Michigan/Ohio State rivalry, and lessons to be learned from Indiana that could be applied to Nebraska. Plus, the most important people that will be involved this season in the Big Ten, and which Huskers Doug is thinking about.
0:00 - Ohio State's vibes this offseason
10:00 - Indiana breaking brains around the country
22:53 - The middle class of the Big Ten rising up in 2026
27:22 - How much does recruiting shape the Big Ten vs. SEC conversation?
34:35 - Is there a lesson from Indiana that Nebraska could apply to the program?
42:27 - Michigan's view of the Ohio State rivalry
53:00 - The most important people to the 2026 Big Ten season
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