Where there is smoke, is there fire? We are hearing a lot of rumor of the Big 10 Conference reversing course and could possibly start the season in October. That's great news for college football fans as the Big 12 is scheduled to start next weekend and the ACC and SEC soon after that.
In this episode of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy, Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice discuss the possibility of getting the season started and what is needed right now to make it happen.
Also, Desmond Howard has "unblocked" Dr. Rob from Twitter, but now Dr. Rob is getting a different kind of block, this time from the Grand Island Public Schools.
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2016 Episode 4: Keith Williams and The Big 10 West Division
2016 Episode 3: Big 10 East Division
2016 Episode 2: Dealing With The Death of Sam Foltz
2016 Episode 1 (Regular Season) Dave Rimington In Studio
2016: Episode 1: The Spring Game
2015 Episode 19: And That's A Wrap
2015 Episode 18: Iowa and Nebraska
2015 Episode 17: Are Bye Weeks Good?
2015 Episode 16: A Big Sigh Of Relief
2015 Episode 15: Doctor Rob's Reaction Mediocrity
2015 Episode 14: Is It Coaching or Is It Talent?
2015 Episode 13: The Big Momentum Shift
2015 Episode 12: If Rob Could Sit Down With Mike Riley and Danny Langsdorf
2015 Episode 11: The Honeymoon Is Over
2015 Episode 10: These Aren't Your Daddy's Blackshirts
2015 Episode 9: United We Stand, Divided We Fall
2015 Episode 8: Hitting The Road
2015 Episode 7: Where The Huskers Go From Here
2015 Episode 6: BYU and Distractions
2015 Episode 5: Contact vs. Technique
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