Sunday night's show will look just a little bit different as Hoss and Jake are away for a family function. So Greg is making a call to the bullpen and bringing in Corn Nation's very own Nate McHugh.

And I'll be honest - I had a much better write-up for this but Streamyard erased it.

The Huskers beat the Houston Christian Huskies 59-7. The Nebraska starters sat after halftime, allowing the depth chart to continue getting meaningful reps. That means we saw the capabilities of TJ Lateef, who reeled off a beautiful touchdown pass to Cortez Mills Jr.

You may be dismayed that the Husker offense didn't eclipse the 700-yard mark like it did last week against Akron, but you have to believe that had the starters played 1/2 of the third quarter, hitting 700 yards of offense would have been a possibility.

Nebraska went a second consecutive game of not punting, meaning we're paying Archie Wilson too much.

It wasn't all perfect, and Nate and Greg will talk about that. You can't NOT score in the red zone.

But this isn't one of those Brian Kelley press conferences.

This week on the Five Heart Podcast, Greg and Minnie will recap last week's impressive 68-0 win over the Akron Zips.

When the whistle blew on the end of the first quarter, the Huskers carried an unimpressive 9-0 lead. Fifteen minutes and 24 points later, Nebraska extended their lead to 33-0 (that's how math works). But for Head Coach Matt Rhule, that was not enough. He tore into the team at halftime and demanded better. He demanded that the team play to a level that earned respect and where Akron coaches would want to tell their AD NOT to schedule Nebraska any more.

The Huskers then rattled off five second half touchdowns, the defense and special teams combined for the shutout, and Archie Wilson didn't punt a single time.

All in all, it was he perfect make-up for the 2018 season opener that never happened.

Also on the docket, the two prep the viewers/listeners for the upcoming Houston Christian game on Saturday.

This week’s Huskers Happy Hour was live last night, and now you can enjoy the recorded show either in video or audio-only form!

This week is obviously party time, anxiety-free, after a 68-0 thrashing of the Akron Zips which had shades of the early 80’s Scoring Explosion - literally, as I will explain.

Of course, we’ll run through the offensive fireworks. Dylan Raiola quickly made the grousers forget about the low yards/attempt output against Cincinnati, Emmett broke some big runs and we got to see his backups.

But credit will also be given to the defense after notching the Blackshirts’ 1st shutout in 26 years. Special teams stepped up as well and we could be looking at another such performance against a Houston Christian team who would be +13 underdog against Akron.

So pour your favorite cold one, tune in and jump in the comments with your thoughts tonight - Go Big Red!