Listening to Gus makes me grumpy
https://www.si.com/college/nebraska/football/how-to-sync-husker-football-radio-calls-to-the-tv-broadcast-dave-feit?fbclid=IwY2xjawUYwodwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR6Dh9037x6SPSvP1s0j_XiNN3ztMXqMzHoSy8M2J8RKd8xyNGw3GjunopCHAg_aem_YxOmjQ0N-bpFucex7YhS4gMinimum requirementsA TV with access to the network, channel, or streaming service broadcasting the game. If you're watching the game, you already have this.
A mobile device (smartphone or tablet) that is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or your cellular provider. A laptop will work too, assuming it can connect to the internet.
If you’re using a mobile device, download the Huskers mobile app on that device. The app is free and available on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
The basic steps (using a smartphone or tablet)Using your TV, turn on the game. Mute the audio on your TV or soundbar. Let the game play in the background.
Using your mobile device, open the Huskers app.
In the Huskers app, find the audio for the Huskers event you want to listen to. This can typically be on the Home page, or by tapping on the Audio tab.
On the app, tap the Play button to start listening to the radio audio.
The audio is typically ahead of the TV. Listen to a few seconds of game action and tap the Pause button on the Huskers app.
Watch your TV. When you see the action you just heard, tap Play, and you'll be ready to go.
If necessary, you can make micro adjustments on the Huskers app by toggling Pause and Play.
The basic steps (using a laptop or desktop computer)Using your TV, turn on the game. Mute the audio on your TV or soundbar. Let the game play in the background.
On your laptop or computer, open your preferred internet browser and go to
www.Huskers.com/listen The current game or match should appear under the Live tab.
Click the Play button to start listening to the radio audio.
The audio is typically ahead of the TV. Listen to a few seconds of game action and click the Pause button on the Huskers website.
Watch your TV. When you see the action you just heard, click Play, and you'll be ready to go.
If necessary, you can make micro adjustments on the Huskers website, by toggling Pause and Play.
Optional next steps to enhance your experiencePlug in your mobile device or laptop. A college football game can last well over three hours. The last thing you want is to scramble for a power cord in crunch time.
Connect your mobile device to a soundbar or mobile speaker (via Bluetooth or other means). This will make the sound easier to hear and provide better quality. If you're watching the game with multiple people, you'll want to learn how to do this.
Consider using a dedicated device for streaming the audio, such as an older (but still functional) phone or tablet. This will allow you to keep your phone free and should reduce interruptions to the stream.