2016 G Evan Taylor signed with NU

[Norm Peterson]

I'm gladder that we have Evan than the last #3. Whoever that was.

[jason2486]

Can we assign him #3?

I say yes!

[Silverbacked1]

Hey you know that just made me think about Benny giving up number 3 last year. Guess Benny was too nice.

[colhusker]

Hey you know that just made me think about Benny giving up number 3 last year. Guess Benny was too nice.

Bet had he known then what we all know now he would have said no to, what the heck was that guys name?

[jason2486]

Hey you know that just made me think about Benny giving up number 3 last year. Guess Benny was too nice.

Bet had he known then what we all know now he would have said no to, what the heck was that guys name?

That's right! I think the Journey even featured the whole # switch. Something about Benny needing to get to know what AW3 was all about before giving him the #. I'd like to know how Benny (and Shavon) feel about their former teammate.

[AuroranHusker]

Evan Taylor was #0 last season at Odessa College. As we all know, that is Tai Webster's number.  In high school ET was #10 at Paul VI H.S. in Fairfax, Virginia; and, of course, that is Jack McVeigh's number.

 

As a college freshman, ET was #11 at Samford Univ. That number is available at NU since Tarin Smith left for Duquesne Univ. a year ago. So, I'd imagine that ET will be #11 in Lincoln. Either that, or #55.

 

[by the way, huskers.com has Evan Taylor listed as 6'-5" 205# with his hometown as Cincinnati. No photo as of yet.]

[HuskerFever]

Can we assign him #3?

 

No, the player who had it last thinks his number is going to get retired soon.

[colhusker]

 

Can we assign him #3?

 

No, the player who had it last thinks his number is going to get retired soon.

 

Now THAT was funny, well played.

[AuroranHusker]

New Husker numbers: Evan Taylor #11, Zay Roby #15, Jeriah Horne #2, James Palmer #24, and Jordy Tshimanga #32.

 

#11

Evan Taylor

6'5"  205 lbs

Position:  Guard

Year:  Jr.

Hometown:  Cincinnati, Ohio.

 

http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&SPID=24&SPSID=23&DB_OEM_ID=100

 

[khoock]

And Malcolm Laws switched to #13, was #15 last year.

[AuroranHusker]

And Malcolm Laws switched to #13, was #15 last year.

 

So Zay could have his number from H.S... Nice.

 

[Norm Peterson]

So, #32 goes from being the jersey of the shortest player on the team to the jersey of the tallest player on the team in the space of consecutive seasons.  Kind of amusing when you think about it.

[colhusker]

So, #32 goes from being the jersey of the shortest player on the team to the jersey of the tallest player on the team in the space of consecutive seasons.  Kind of amusing when you think about it.

Hope they didn't shrink it to much to fit Benny last year.

[Huskerpapa]

And who was the last player to wear #15 before Malcolm?

 

 

Ray Gallegos

[Red Rum]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/HuskerHoops">@HuskerHoops</a> legendary number... He better bring it! Haha</p>— Brandon Ubel (@BrandonUbel) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrandonUbel/status/760505104172781569">August 2, 2016</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

 

Still don't know how you guys post such clean twitter things. Don't bother telling me this works for me.

[HuskerFever]

https://twitter.com/BrandonUbel/status/760505104172781569

Still don't know how you guys post such clean twitter things. Don't bother telling me this works for me.

 

I'll bother

 

All you need to do is copy the hyperlink (e.g. "https: // twitter.com/BrandonUbel/status/760505104172781569")* and paste it here.

 

* I added spaces in the hyperlink to prevent it from transforming into an embedded Twitter link.