Michael Bruntz of Husker247 joins the show. Bruntz argues that Scott Frost's hiring frenzy was a bigger talking point than Cook's retirement and Dani Busboom Kelly's hire. Nebraska volleyball would not have struggled to find a replacement had DBK said no to the Huskers. Credit goes to John Cook for creating a program as enviable as Nebraska.

Bruntz gives his dunk contest and Nebraska basketball thoughts for tonight's matchup against Illinois. Can Nebraska get back to even in conference play through the remainder of the season?

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John Cook's Legacy and Replacement with Michael Bruntz