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A lot of people have been pretty critical of Kenya Hunter's ability to recruit players to Nebraska throughout the short time that he has been here. He has only been at Nebraska for a year and it looks like he could be responsible for 2 of Nebraska's most important recruits in this class. Transfers from 2 blueblood programs Georgetown and Kansas. If Nebraska is able to land both Ayegba from Georgetown and White from Kansas, then in my opinion, he is more than pulling his own weight. As far as Kenya Hunter recruiting high school players...I believe we will start to see his results in the 2015 and 2016 class. White would be a HUGE addition to this recruiting class.

I'm just glad they spelled "piqued" correctly.

Don't forget he brought in the highest rated recruit on an official visit that we had a legit shot with in the Miles era with Robinson. Dividends will pay off in full eventually.

The twelve members have been named to the 2014 USA Basketball U18 team and yes our very own Jessica Shepard makes the team!! What a great honor for a fantastic basketball player. The U18 team: Paris Kea - Vanderbilt recruit Napheesa Collier - UConn recruit Re'Cee Cauldwell - UCLA recruit Jessica Shepard - Nebraska Recruit Mariya Moore - Louisville recruit Bea Mompremier - undeclared Teaira McCowan - undeclared Marina Mabrey - Notre Dame recruit Destinee Walker - undeclared Bri Turner - Notre Dame recruit A'ja Wilson - South Carolina recruit Ariel Atkins - Texas recruit

The right result for the kid and the beauty of it is that Kansas State still comes off looking stupid.

This article really peeked my interest, Norm!

That's like choosing either death or bunga bunga.

Hate to be a downer, but the source for the new article is Robin Washut's recent article on Andrew White. So, information in the new article is, actually, nothing new around here. However, Washut's information appears to be getting exposure in a number of outlets--hope this development is both positive and significant.

The problem is that Cleveland is in "win now" mode. While Cleveland has the first overall draft pick, word is that Lebron would only return if there was two superstars waiting to play with him. Since Cleveland already has a superstar in the making with Kyrie Irving, it would need to trade for Kevin Love to get that second superstar. Love would potentially cost Cleveland at least the 1st overall draft pick along with 1-2 players (e.g. Dion Waiters, Anthony Bennett) and another pick in 2015. All that with no guarantee that Love will sign an extension. Plus IF Cleveland gets Love for both 2014 picks and Anthony Bennett, and Love signs, there still is the possibility that Lebron will not like the supporting cast (resigning Spencer Hawes would be a must). Too many things would have to go perfectly. If it doesn't, Cleveland could potentially be set back another few years. For a young, starting out head coach, the situation would just not be a good idea. However, if Cleveland were to be patient, Lue may work out. Cleveland still needs interior scoring (which Anthony Bennett was not able to resolve) and is really 2 players away from legitimately looking like a strong playoff team. The Luol Deng trade really didnt work out and word is that Dion Waiters is a cancer in the locker room. Tristen Thompson is good defensively but lacks a reliable offensive game. Zeller is pretty much a backup.

i will dedicate my 5000th post to my personal favorite "town promotional" for the home of Iowa's own Morningside College.... WE BUILT SIOUX CITY!

Well, what are you waiting for Andrew. Just sign up! Or at least before we hit page 20 on your own thread.

Stillwater Regional vs. Cal.State Fullerton. Good to be back in the tournament after a 6 year absence.

Miles is so incredible that he now has the ability to see into the future whom Creighton will offer, so he can make it appear that he was in "first", while in reality obviously Creighton targeted him first. Amazing.

The "offer list" on Rivals is just a list of all prospects that Nebraska has offered. If you go to each individual profile, then they break down each interest level as "none", "low", "medium", or "high".