1-on-1 with DP – 93.7 The Ticket KNTK - Husker vs Cornhusker - July 20th, 11:45am

Episode Date: July 20, 2026

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Back to one-on-one with D.P. Sponsored by the Downtown Lincoln Foundation on 93-7 the ticket. Or cornhusker. If the branding is right, Bach, if somebody asks you, which one are you? Are you a cornhusker or a husker? What say you, Bach? I typically would say a husker, but at the same time, we are the cornhusker state. So being like a citizen, you can, you know, you're a cornhuskers.

Citizens of Nebraska, stand up. Cornhuskers all. Or is it just sports where you're huskers? I think so. Right. So a resident, a native of the state, Cornhusker. A sports fan of the University of Nebraska, even though the university's mascot is the,

the corn husker, right? That the fan base has identified them and the players as Huskers. I think so, yeah. Is that the text line, did I get the full clarity here? Have we reached some common ground on what this is, right? That, that, yeah, Dan from Canopy says, it's corn huskers yesterday, today, and the next day. But that's not what it says in the buildings,

or the arenas. It's not what it says on the jerseys. That's not what it says on the gear that they wear to the games and the gears that they wear after games. If you see them on the street, if you see them on television, you see them on social media, it says Huskers. It doesn't say cornhuskers.

It says Huskers. And a lot of what we're talking about, within the state, everybody knows who's who. But outside of the state, what are we talking about? Because everything that you say matters identifies as Huskers. except for the official name. That's why I said I wasn't sure which is which

and how the proper identity. Cornhusker, but slang husker. Nebraska is what I call the people of Nebraska, not a corn husker or a husker. Bach would say you to that. I just looked at so like AI says, and AI knows everything, obviously, says in a broader cultural or colloquial sense,

Husker almost always refers to a fan or athlete of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Sportsman. You know, I'm pretty smart. I'm pretty smart, right? Well, but Bill and Benny says either way, we're still Nebraska's. A lot of people who play for Nebraska aren't Nebraska's. They weren't born, Nebraska.

I mean, again, this is the thing, right? just trying to figure it out. Yeah. Help a brother out. Help a brother. No, I just want to know what to call y'all. And y'all need to track down whoever said the corn part of cornhuskers wasn't cool. Y'all need to track that.

You need to find them. Find them and get retributive for causing this chaos. Who said the corn and cornhusker wasn't cool? Should have stuck with the corn. Yeah, I don't know. Who said it? Late 90s, early 2000, you saw a lot. You didn't see too much corn husk.

Yeah, 0159 says that goes back to the, uh, the ad in the early 2000s that dropped corn from Huskers. Why would you allow that? Why would you allow that? Cornhuskers are cool. That needs to be a shirt. That's what gets to be a short. Cornhuskers are cool.

Guy, make the shirt. Tell it. Chicks dig cornhuskers. They do. They do. They really do. They really do. they really do make the shirt

make the shirt cornhuskers are cool I said it I said it there's nothing like recruiting when you mentioned cornhuskers cornhuskers are cool

yeah that's cool cool bro cool cornhusker story we need to make cornhusker cool again that's another shirt don't go anywhere Adam Carrag up next here on the ticket