Baylor Scheierman

[royalfan]

He can be a little bit of a polarizing figure at times with his mannerisms.  Probably where a little bit of the frustration with him comes from.  

[Cazzie22]

It seems to me Baylor S. would be better as the point guard.  The Jays miss that Hawkins kid more than anything.

[REDZONEDAN]

Sounds like Baylor wants to lose to Nebraska one more time.

[hskr4life]

Hope he averages 20 PPG and CU loses every single game.

[kldm64]

45 minutes ago, hskr4life said:

Hope he averages 20 PPG and CU loses every single game.

 

I hope he averages 2 PPG and CU loses every single game.

[HuskerMB]

Now I wonder if Traudt will get the start or will he be coming off the bench now that Baylor is coming back.  I figured he was going there to start.  Maybe he still will depending on how their roster shakes out, but I thought for sure they'd lose Baylor considering he was a possible draft pick and he is older (23 years old when next season starts).

[uneblinstu]

He'll have three years to start after this year. He'll be one of the first off the bench if he's truly behind Schierman.

Edited April 13, 2023 by uneblinstu

[Red Rum]

1 hour ago, kldm64 said:

 

I hope he averages 2 PPG and CU loses every single game.

 

I hope CU loses every single game.

 

I'm a simple man. 

[HB]

28 minutes ago, Red Rum said:

 

I hope CU loses every single game.

 

I'm a simple man. 

 

Yeah, the only time that gets complicated is when CU plays Iowa....

[Norm Peterson]

9 minutes ago, HB said:

Yeah, the only time that gets complicated is when CU plays Iowa....

 

I hope he scores 2 points and the Sweet Meteor of Death lands on the arena?

[hhcmatt]

4/13/2023 thread update

[cipsucks]

3 hours ago, REDZONEDAN said:

Sounds like Baylor wants to lose to Nebraska one more time.

He has no control over it. He's under the Hampton curse. For those of you who live in Omaha and think Seward is western Nebraska, Aurora and Hampton are in the 330 mile marker range on I-80.  6 miles apart.  Back in my days of growing up in Hampton, our population was 400, Aurora about 9 times bigger.  So, they're Class B, we're Class D. No chance to ever play in high school sports.  American Legion baseball was a different story.  After several years of Aurora telling us to go away, they agreed to play us in 1978.  

We played them at Mitchell Field in Aurora. Both had our aces on the mound. (As an aside, I was the right fielder in the game), we won 3-1 or 4-2 something like that.  

Here's my point: as royalfan has stated before, Aurora and Hampton have never been Creighton towns. Scheierman will never win against the Huskers because of what we did back in 1978.  He has the weight of losing to a "perceived" lesser program on his shoulders.  

I bet he loses twice to the Huskers next season...

 

[1HuskerDad]

Tested the waters with the European League. They said lose the headband and go back to CrayDun for more development.

[rwhiston]

Kid looks like he trained at the Cobra Kai dojo. 

[Art Vandalay]

Fuck him, that is all. He is tool and hope he sucks

Edited April 13, 2023 by Art Vandalay

[Dead Dog Alley]

6 hours ago, cipsucks said:

He has no control over it. He's under the Hampton curse. For those of you who live in Omaha and think Seward is western Nebraska, Aurora and Hampton are in the 330 mile marker range on I-80.  6 miles apart.  Back in my days of growing up in Hampton, our population was 400, Aurora about 9 times bigger.  So, they're Class B, we're Class D. No chance to ever play in high school sports.  American Legion baseball was a different story.  After several years of Aurora telling us to go away, they agreed to play us in 1978.  

We played them at Mitchell Field in Aurora. Both had our aces on the mound. (As an aside, I was the right fielder in the game), we won 3-1 or 4-2 something like that.  

Here's my point: as royalfan has stated before, Aurora and Hampton have never been Creighton towns. Scheierman will never win against the Huskers because of what we did back in 1978.  He has the weight of losing to a "perceived" lesser program on his shoulders.  

I bet he loses twice to the Huskers next season...

 

 

Not fair for Aurora, Hampton had a kid that went on to finish second in the long jump in Class D.  They never had a chance.

 

Hampton did win the  Hamilton County tournament in 1940, but they did not beat Aurora to do so - the runner-ups did.  I think Aurora learned their lesson after that and quit playing other teams from the county.

 

 

Edited April 14, 2023 by Dead Dog Alley

[tcp]

11 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

4/13/2023 thread update

 

"I can't be no slave, Silky!" lord, I miss that show. 

[Jacob Padilla]

On 4/13/2023 at 1:52 PM, HuskerMB said:

Now I wonder if Traudt will get the start or will he be coming off the bench now that Baylor is coming back.  I figured he was going there to start.  Maybe he still will depending on how their roster shakes out, but I thought for sure they'd lose Baylor considering he was a possible draft pick and he is older (23 years old when next season starts).

Different positions. Kaluma is the one Traudt will be impacted by. If Kaluma doesn't return, Traudt and Mason Miller will likely battle it out for the starting 4 spot.

[basketballjones]

25 minutes ago, Jacob Padilla said:

Different positions. Kaluma is the one Traudt will be impacted by. If Kaluma doesn't return, Traudt and Mason Miller will likely battle it out for the starting 4 spot.

Kaluma is gone. I think we'll hear the news shortly. 

[AuroranHusker]

 

[Huskerpapa]

6 minutes ago, AuroranHusker said:

 

...and neither chose to play for Nebraska.  Otherwise, they are good dudes. 

[AuroranHusker]

6 minutes ago, Huskerpapa said:

...and neither chose to play for Nebraska.  Otherwise, they are good dudes. 

Both played in the state of Nebraska. And, yes, both are special people. Proud to be from Aurora, NE!

 

[No Place Like the Vault]

1 hour ago, Huskerpapa said:

...and neither chose to play for Nebraska.  Otherwise, they are good dudes. 

Was Kropp recruited by Nebraska?

[AuroranHusker]

10 minutes ago, No Place Like the Vault said:

Was Kropp recruited by Nebraska?

 

Not only was he recruited by Osborne, he was in fall camp with the Huskers, when he decided to be a two-way star at Kearney State College, not unlike Tom Osborne did at Hastings College... it's an interesting plot twist.

 

 

Edited June 27 by AuroranHusker