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Bryce McGowen's legacy: Bringing in the greatest recruit nebraska has ever seen in Cale Jacobsen.

Is it common for NBA players to show up for Nebraska stuff? I'd wager the McGowens brothers attended more Nebraska HS games last year than Hoiberg did.

A large crowd always has the same sound, but I get the feeling this was what they were all saying:

Is it common to bring back and recognize individuals on a 10-22 team?

6'3" class of 2025 PG out of Washington DC

Recruiting pitch. “Look at this. 90,000 screaming fans for a guy who was a great ball player and got drafted and his team had 10 wins. What do you think they’re going to do when you get us that first NCAA win and also get drafted? How about it? You want to commit?”

Probably not. But since the only positive thing Nebraska has achieved in the last few years is put a couple of guys in the NBA you celebrate what you can.

like stated many times, if you want a shot at competing for a title and/or win an NCAA game or two or three...whatever. gotta pick up this kind of talent now and then. especially home-state talent. not to mention, have some other pretty good talent around it, too. Prince is most likely one of those that can make everyone else around her better.

Anthony Grant looks very, very good. And the TEs did really well, considering Vokolek was out.

Jan. 18, 2023 NORTHWESTERN HOOPS RALLIES PAST NEBRASKA .... In one of the oddest decisions of the basketball season, with Nebraska up 11 midway through the second half, Coach Fred Hoiberg ordered his team to only shoot half-court hook shots for the remainder of the game. Northwestern outscored Nebraska 14-0 from there to win. "I thought it was a smart call," Northwestern Coach Chris Collins said. "We weren't ready for it. I mean our guys were doubled over laughing after a couple of their airballs, and that really affected our offense the rest of the way. Fred is a great coach, always thinking outside the box, and I hope he never leaves Nebraska." "I really thought we could deliver the knock-out blow with a couple of Globetrotters-like shots and take the fight out of Northwestern," Hoiberg said. "We'd had our best week of practice on those shots, so we decided before the game to go for it. If I had to do it over again, though, I probably would rethink that decision."

From the beginning of the season there was a sense that this program was in peril. The extent of which is mind blowing, especially when factoring in the previous season. We will be watching an entirely new product on the field next season.

He’s the guy that proved getting a 5 star recruit is not the end-all-be-all.