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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 2 hours 37 minutes
HuskieTalk Podcast: Christian Blake
The guys talk about NIU's slow start, the #FireRodCarey movement and catch up with wide receiver Christian Blake.
HuskieTalk Podcast: Renard Cheren
Eddie Carifio is coming in hot during the newest episode talking about the NIU football team's loss at Wyoming to start the year. The guys talk about the big picture of the loss, look ahead to South Florida and talk with linebacker Renard Cheren.
HuskieTalk Podcast: Renard Cheren
The guys talk about the triple overtime loss at Wyoming, if NIU fans should be worried and look ahead to the game at South Florida.
Jamaal Payton
The guys talk about the upcoming game against Wyoming and catch up with senior linebacker Jamaal Payton.
Jamaal Payton
It's finally Game Week! The guys talk about the upcoming game at Wyoming, discuss reasons for optimism and pessimism, and interview senior linebacker Jamaal Payton.
Chandler Harnish
Former Huskie great Chandler Harnish talks with NIU beat writer Jesse Severson after Harnish threw out the first pitch of the Kane County Cougars game last week. He talks about the nerves of throwing out the first pitch, along with what he's up to...
Chandler Harnish
Former NIU quarterback Chandler Harnish takes some time to talk to the HuskieWire HuskieTalk podcast.
Sean Folliard
After finishing up with NIU's media day in Chicago, Daily Chronicle sports writer Jesse Severson caught up with senior linebacker Sean Folliard and talked about the upcoming season, beards and Game of Thrones. Severson also talks with Daily Chronicle...
Sean Folliard
The guys talk about MAC media day, the Chi-town Showdown and catch up with Sean Folliard.
Huskies in Chicago
With no guest this week, the guys talk about NIU football trying to improve their status in Chicago, their thoughts on NCAA potentially banning satellite camps and Laytwan Porter's run-in with the law.