uneblinst's postgame chatter: vol 16; ed 22 - Wisconsin

[doc1394]

45 minutes ago, Huskerpapa said:

Example from the Bucky board:

 

After sleeping on it for a night, the refs sucked, but the Badgers did a lot to cause that problem.  If we have learned anything, the refs seem to favor the team that is the aggressor if they are on a run and they favor the home team.  Some of the calls last night were absolutely atrocious (like the call on Wahl where he ever so lightly touched the back of the Nebraska player that turned into a 3 point play.  It was ridiculous given the hacking going on the other end.

However, if the Badgers want to stop that kind of nonsense in the future, then play better.  Execute.  Be aggressive.  Don't turn passive.  Take the game to the opposition instead of letting them dictate.  I stand by what I said previously, this is a good learning experience, even for a veteran group.  Come tournament time you win by taking it.  We let the crowd and Nebraska dictate to us last night and became timid with passing.  Our offense ground to a halt because of poor ball movement and guys playing to "not lose" instead of playing "to win."  Get after it Sunday and let's kick the crap out of Purdue.

Wild to think they were getting screwed, especially in OT. I get the foul totals were skewed but they aren’t going to call fouls when Wisconsin was out of control for most of the 2nd half 

[TourneyBound]

3 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

 

Here is the clip with Strick demonstrating Keisei pulling the string vs following through.

https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxyJcHn_QLZXUa99hfVrm4NJDIRZMTTGMP

Here is the continuation where Strick talks about Keisei floating on his shot and introduces the concept of 'butt-naked' shot making

 

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxjNTHYafN8sBMg-sXVamkHKqmw4U4rYqH?si=eGlOBWk2JGPfHz7o

 

He was doing this on Free Throws at beginning of year as well!!  I totally agree with Strickland on this.

[hhcmatt]

1 hour ago, Huskerpapa said:

Example from the Bucky board:

 

After sleeping on it for a night, the refs sucked, but the Badgers did a lot to cause that problem.  If we have learned anything, the refs seem to favor the team that is the aggressor if they are on a run and they favor the home team.  Some of the calls last night were absolutely atrocious (like the call on Wahl where he ever so lightly touched the back of the Nebraska player that turned into a 3 point play.  It was ridiculous given the hacking going on the other end.

However, if the Badgers want to stop that kind of nonsense in the future, then play better.  Execute.  Be aggressive.  Don't turn passive.  Take the game to the opposition instead of letting them dictate.  I stand by what I said previously, this is a good learning experience, even for a veteran group.  Come tournament time you win by taking it.  We let the crowd and Nebraska dictate to us last night and became timid with passing.  Our offense ground to a halt because of poor ball movement and guys playing to "not lose" instead of playing "to win."  Get after it Sunday and let's kick the crap out of Purdue.

 

28% of the total posts on this message board are people bitching about the refs after a loss

[roscoe]

Always fun to read game thread after wins but big wins like last night it's even better. Can't add anything as it's all pretty much been said. I didn't rush the court but did walk out and got to pat Muhlheisen on the back, get a handshake from a teary eyed Pavelka and give a high five to Hoiberg as he was making his way for postgame radio interview. 

Went to establishment following game and would've really liked to hear what Big 10 network studio was saying in their postgame analysis.

[jimmykc]

I hope Keisei sees Strick's videos but I'm sure someone who has probably taken a jillion three-point shots during his 22 years can probably figure this out himself. I still anticipate a 6 or 7 make game for him this year. Meanwhile keep taking it to the basket as much as possible.

[hhcmatt]

Does he know how good this team could be?

 

[Silverbacked1]

As I said after our last game, and our Mantra  this year…

 

”never too high, never too low”

[HB]

30 minutes ago, hhcmatt said:

Does he know how good this team could be?

 

 

Appearances by Isaiah and Cam Jurgens at Gate after the game.  Very festive atmosphere, and I'm playing hurt today. 

[TZAHL]

I know KT can figure it out and he’s an amazing shooter.  This was last year. 
 

 

[Nighthawk]

ok...I gotta ask. for those who listened to the Radio broadcast... post-game.  Jake mentions something about "Barry Collier in the house".  Was Barry at the game? Was there a reason he was, if it was? it's towards the end of the video like at the last minute. 

Edited February 2 by Nighthawk

[Serenity Now]

1 hour ago, Dean Smith said:

Watch the tape. He has always shot that way. Always seemed odd to me but if it works...

He has 2 different strokes. Has has his showman/entertainer stroke where he recoils his hands as quickly as possible and then at other times the normal fundamental follow through release 

[hhcmatt]

39 minutes ago, Nighthawk said:

ok...I gotta ask. for those who listened to the Radio broadcast... post-game.  Jake mentions something about "Barry Collier in the house".  Was Barry at the game? Was there a reason he was, if it was? it's towards the end of the video like at the last minute. 

 

Butler plays at Creighton today so he tends to double-dip if he can.

[royalfan]

Huge shoutout to the Scarlet shhotaround pod for starting a movement to bring back sandstorm.  It really helped keep the crowd rocking after we started the comeback.  

[royalfan]

Collier pry thinks we are about a five seed in the NIT.  

[AuroranHusker]

4 hours ago, AGHANSEN said:

Wow, these +/- stats are insane!

Juwan was +21! 

Needless to say Juwan is a true difference maker.

No way we win that game without him.

 

 

 

 

 

Let we forget, Brice gets a ton of flack on here. He's up there at +20, only Juwan had his +21. Incredible effort to make the comeback, first and foremost, then the fortitude and resolve to end this thing in OT. Basically dominated UW 51-25 in the comeback and pull-through. Awesome atmosphere, the fans were the other "difference maker" tonight. Loudest game ever at PBA, even louder than No-Sit Sunday, also beat a top-ten UW. GBR

 

[hhcmatt]

59 minutes ago, HB said:

 

Appearances by Isaiah and Cam Jurgens at Gate after the game.  Very festive atmosphere, and I'm playing hurt today. 

 

I'm on a minutes restriction.

[AuroranHusker]

3 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

 

 

That's roughly a 33'-35' jumper for Ceej. He was en fuego.

 

[AuroranHusker]

Essegian burned NU's backside in Madison, scoring 15 points. Last night he only played 4 min. and made 1 three. That's what I always say, role players seem to always make the difference at home, and don't do it as well on the road. NU's role players need to step up on the road. Last season Sammy scored 15 at Maryland, but this year it has been crickets for role guys on the road other than Eli getting 15 in the comeback attempt at Iowa, where we basically ran outta gas. Gotta get after it! GBR

Edited February 2 by AuroranHusker

[Nighthawk]

20 minutes ago, hhcmatt said:

 

Butler plays at Creighton today so he tends to double-dip if he can.

ah thanks for the clarification. 

[hal9000]

Listening to Kent's call, during the 2nd half comeback:

 

Kent:  "Will Wisconsin let their 'GARD' down?  See what I did there?"

Jake:  "(Laughing) I see what you did there, big guy." 

 

[AuroranHusker]

1 hour ago, Nighthawk said:

ok...I gotta ask. for those who listened to the Radio broadcast... post-game.  Jake mentions something about "Barry Collier in the house".  Was Barry at the game? Was there a reason he was, if it was? it's towards the end of the video like at the last minute. 

 

It's his swan song as AD at Butler, so Barry Collier made sure to hit it up while he could since BU is at CU 2/2. I've always thought the guy's a solid man. Wish it had worked out better at the time for him at NU. But, BC made the most of his career as AD by hiring a bunch of good coaches, including Brad Stevens. Think of how NU could have been with better coaching in that timeframe. Butler nearly won a title over Duke!

[AuroranHusker]

1 minute ago, hal9000 said:

Listening to Kent's call, during the 2nd half comeback:

 

Kent:  "Will Wisconsin let their 'GARD' down?  See what I did there?"

Jake:  "(Laughing) I see what you did there, big guy." 

 

 

@Kent Pavelka with the Dad Joke. Love it. lol

 

[Bugeaters1]

6 minutes ago, hal9000 said:

Listening to Kent's call, during the 2nd half comeback:

 

Kent:  "Will Wisconsin let their 'GARD' down?  See what I did there?"

Jake:  "(Laughing) I see what you did there, big guy." 

 

Kent knows how to put the drama of the game into words very well.

[millerhusker]

I like Aharon Ulis’ body language on the bench. Reminds me of Derrick Walker’s his redshirt year. 

[AuroranHusker]

The last time Nebraska defeated the #1 team and another top 6 team in the same season... Fred Hoiberg's grandfather, Jerry Bush, was the head coach, 1957-58. Poetic symmetry. GBR

 

 

Edited February 2 by AuroranHusker