Nick was joined by Dave Sinykin of theheadcheese.com to talk about the Green Bay Packers in the playoffs and the possibility of the Packers playing the Vikings in the NFC Championship game.

On the third hour of The Nick Handley show, Nick reacts and laughts at an old Big East reporter who had a slip up of words. Next, Dave Sinykin of theheadcheese.com joins the show to talk Green Bay Packers. Then Nick talks about the local teams in action for college hoops this weekend. We end the hour with Chance/No Chance.

Nick was joined by The Athletic's Scott Dochterman to talk Iowa Hoops as they welcome 12th ranked Maryland to town tonight.

Nick was joined by Hail Varsity's Radio Chris Schmidt who talks to Mike Leach a lot to get his take on the Pirate heading to the SEC.

On the second hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick is joined by a former colleague Chris Schmidt of Hail Varsity radio to talk about Mike Leach going to Mississippi State. Next, Bill Moos says he doesn't meddle in coaching hires for current Head Coaches and their assistants. Then Scott Dochterman of The Athletic joins the how to talk Iowa Hoops taking on 12th ranked Maryland tonight.

Nick Handley was joined by Omaha native Ryan Vermeer to talk about his winning the PGA Professional of the year two years in a row.

On the first hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick talks about a certain list ranking sports movies and his quibbles with it. Next, Husker basketball player Charlie Easley gets rewarded with a scholarship. Then Ryan Vermeer, Director of Instruction at Happy Hollow, wins PGA Profesional Player of the year award 2 years in a row.

Nick Handley and producer TJ Henning talked about the win for the UNO Mavericks team at North Dakota last night keeping them undefeated in conference play.

Nick was joined by Jeff Culhane of the broadcast team for North Dakota State to talk about the upcoming FCS National Championship game the Bison find themselves in yet again.

On the final hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick reacts to Mike Leach leaving Washington to head east to Mississippi State. Next, Jeff Culhane of the North Dakota State broadcast team joins the show before we talk NFL playoffs for this coming weekend. We close out the show with What's on Tap.