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  1. hhcmatt

    Shamiel Stevenson is N

    Do you own a ski mask and have a sense of adventure?
    8 points
  2. jayschool

    Letter to the Editor

    Dear "Jennifer Rawlinson": We know it's you, Jean Peck. Just 'fess up. Signed, Jayschool (Not my real name, either)
    7 points
  3. OK, listen guys, the Rawlinsons sat in front of me at Devaney. Unlike me, she put her real name to her opinions and had them published in the Journal Star. I don't agree with her, but I do not question her integrity or her support for the program. Her family runs a prominent local business, OK? They support the athletic department just fine. You can disagree with her without invective. I think she's blowing things out of proportion, but I can respect that fact that she sees this differently and not get my nose all bent out of joint about it (which I would be far more likely to do with someone who was posting anonymously.)
    6 points
  4. I had a feeling Kearney Man was female....
    5 points
  5. Did we check this with Jennifer first?
    5 points
  6. 49r

    Letter to the Editor

    It was poorly thought out and should never have been sent in, much less published.
    5 points
  7. We officially have a system where players fit in perfectly
    4 points
  8. Hey Jennifer........ Put yourself in this situation...... -You get set up on a blind date with a guy out of your league. (Fred Hoiberg). He has money, looks, ties to the best DEFENSIVE aging DOC around, and a bright future ahead: Would you rather: A- Get led on for a year, thinking you're going to have a future with him. Until you realize that you were just being used as a piece of meat (scout team), taking a precious year (or 2) away from you finding the right fit. Or B- Get told before the end of dinner, "Hey, this isn't going to work. I'm sorry. You seem like a great person, but our time together is done. I hope you can find a situation that works for you. Best of luck."
    4 points
  9. For the love of decency do not post this person's social media or personal information on this site, please and thank you.
    3 points
  10. Thoughts...A ridiculous stance. So Nebraska basketball is some sort of Samurai style program. Its about honor before all and falling on your sword? A new guy gets his people. Those are rules. Its his head on the chopping block. He gets to pick what sword to fall on. Jeez people there's a freaking portal for a reason. And its not because Nebraska is the only school this happens at. You want that nostalgialistic view. Go watch Hoosiers.
    3 points
  11. Huskers land 6'6" G/F transfer from Pitt/Nevada Nebraska gets the verbal commit from the 230+ lb Stevenson who has made two moves already in his college career due to coaching changes. “We are excited to add Shamiel to our program. He brings a lot of versatility and physicality to our roster. With his size, strength and wingspan, Shamiel fits in perfectly in our system with his ability to play several positions. He also possesses the toughness and maturity needed to play in the Big Ten.” - Coach Hoiberg The former 3 star and prep school teammate of DeAndre Ayton chose Pittsburgh and coach Kevin Stallings out of high school. Stevenson was a major contributor his freshman year, starting 13 games and averaging 8.7 ppg while shooting 37.5% from 3 and getting to the line at an impressive rate. (His FTR metric was comparable to James Palmer) Stevenson stuck on with new coach Jeff Capel but was relegated to the end of the bench, seeing action in only 4 games. Shamiel decided to transfer mid-season and chose Nevada. With former Wolfpack head coach Eric Mussleman leaving for Arkansas Stevenson decided to move on as well. Currently he's eligible after the fall semester but will most likely pursue a waiver to become immediately eligible. After this season he should have two years remaining. With his size Stephenson looks to slot in defensively as a PF or Center in Fred Hoiberg's 'positionless' basketball team. View full article
    2 points
  12. It's mind blowing that, in terms of new faces on the court next season, we will have 4 guys that are proven players at the D1 level (Stevenson, Burke, Kavas, Cheatham) and two Top 5 JUCO players.
    2 points
  13. By any chance, have you been here before? Like, with a different screen name? You sure about that?
    2 points
  14. I was just typing that myself. Thank you for cleaning that up.
    2 points
  15. That's a big time B1G frame.
    2 points
  16. His pictures at Hendricks don't make it look like he's fat. That was kind of the worry. That he was fat and out of shape and that's why Capel had a problem with him. That's not what his pictures look like. This is a guy who can put it on the floor, who can post up, and who can shoot the 3 about as good as any Husker last year was able to shoot the 3. I'm really curious to know how much remaining eligibility he has. But this might be the best pickup so far.
    2 points
  17. hhcmatt

    Letter to the Editor

    I understand where you're coming from but aren't you doing guys a bigger disservices by keeping them on the team but probably never getting the chance to play because their skill set doesn't match what you are looking for?
    2 points
  18. khoock

    Roster Attrition

    Who will be on campus when summer workouts start? Rn itll just be Dachon and Thor 1v1 ?
    2 points
  19. It'll be telling when we see where these guys end up transferring to. I'd imagine Amir, Brady, Nana and Karrington will not be playing for power 5 conference teams in the future. Shoot, some of them wouldn't have been on a power 5 team out of high school if we didn't offer. The first time the coaching staff met with the media, Abdelmassih slipped up and said something along the lines of, "The cupboard is pretty much bare right now." During those individual workouts they held, imagine what these coaches thought when they saw Amir's shot and Nana's ball handling abilities. These aren't high major guards/wings.
    2 points
  20. GoBigRed

    Roster Attrition

    I'm not sure why it matters, both guys are very average at best and neither would play . Thor committed 2 weeks before his freshman semester started. Harris committed in May before his freshman year at Nebraska. It's not like either guy was a long-term part of the vision plan by Miles. He scrambled to sign both guys just before the season began.
    2 points
  21. uneblinstu

    Roster Attrition

    The decision wasn't Amir vs. Thor. It was Davis vs. Thor. Thor compliments what they're trying to put together more than Davis does, so they kept him.
    2 points
  22. redsteve

    Lauren Ware

    Seems to be way to much hype about how Ware might play among the teams. Obviously hope she picks us to start with. Would be a great opportunity for her. And us too. Like said, if we're lucky enough to have her choose NU....It would be up to both coaches and Ware to work out her overall schedule (practice/ games/travel...etc etc)...for best of all concerned."
    2 points
  23. Rivals says A+ for Hoiberg: https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/evans-seven-grading-the-work-of-recent-coaching-hires NEBRASKA'S FRED HOIBERG: A+ Fred Hoiberg surprised many by taking the Nebraska job rather than some of the more highly touted positions available. Ever since then, however, he has continually won a number of recruiting battles. Just as he did at Iowa State, he has been relying heavily upon the transfer realm. FGCU wing Haanif Cheatham and Seattle big Matej Kavas each pledged to the program and both will be immediately eligible to compete in the fall, as will junior college standouts Jervay Green and Cameron Mack. Dalano Banton, a former Rivals150 prospect, should pay dividends down the road once his college clock begins in the fall of 2020. Further work must be done, and the Huskers might need at least three more players this spring, but the Fred Hoiberg era could not have started any better.
    2 points
  24. Heard the bucks are very interested they have him top 20 on their draft board.
    2 points
  25. When all else fails, you can't go wrong with a 6'4" to 6'6" wing. Eff it. Let's just build a roster of athletic 6'5" clones (no.. not.. I mean.. shutup ISU fan). Send them out in waves, hockey-line style. Swarm the other team. Full-court press and aim to score 100 every game. You ever watch tennis?
    2 points
  26. Although I will add, he hashtagged #notcommited to both his TCU and OSU tweets... but he used #whatif on his NU tweet. If there's anything you can rely on consistently, for predicting the future (or any other answers you need based on sound logic), it's an 18-yr-old's social media page.
    2 points
  27. huskerchode

    Lauren Ware

    IMO, if we didn't have such a tremendously high caliber VB program, I could see this working out better. I think in order to compete for playing time and be a solid contributor on the VB court at NU, a player has to be locked in on that goal year round (otherwise they will get beat out by other players who are locked in year round). And our season runs longer than most schools because of the amount of success we have (and that's a very good thing for everyone). But that means it conflicts even more with the WBB season. It's that overlap between VB tourney time and WBB practice that is concerning to me, plus the demands on the body of the athlete and how it effects their educational progress. It pays to have a few weeks off (or even a month) to recover. In this situation, though, she will be entering the grind of the basketball season and BIG10 conference play. I don't want anyone to think I'm picking on Ware - I think this would be difficult for anyone and that is why we don't see it happen very often. If VB and WBB didn't occur in consecutive seasons, then I could see this working better. For example, I'm really hoping the Meyer gal plays fantastic VB in the fall and then throws discus far in the spring. I do like the idea of a basketball player that is also a DI VB recruit. That tells me that even though she is tall, she can probably jump.
    2 points
  28. Please God don’t let Isaiah be sent to the NBA gulag that is the Minnesota Timberwolves...
    2 points
  29. HuskerFever

    2019 Husker Volleyball

    Off to a great start.
    1 point
  30. Andre Allen just signed on with Arizona State BTW.
    1 point
  31. 1 point
  32. The leading rebounder in the big ten this year was 6'6". We need some post depth, but I couldn't care less how tall the player is. Stevenson has the length, strength and athleticism to be a very good rebounder.
    1 point
  33. Where's our 6'9 and taller guys? We need REBOUNDERS!!!!
    1 point
  34. When I see this roster I think the ‘96 Kentucky Wildcats of Ron Mercer, Walter McCarty, Antoine Walker etc. 5 “position less” players who can all handle the ball & shoot it from deep. Excited to see who the final few pieces might be, heady times my friends...
    1 point
  35. He already has 2 1/2 years of eligibility left and will have 3 years if granted a waiver.
    1 point
  36. I don’t know.... that lady didn’t say anything about NEEDING A BIG MAN!!!!!!!
    1 point
  37. This is a big get. This is a kid who can play some ball and really fills an area of need. He's that guys who's strong enough to mix it up inside (like an Ed Morrow, but unlike Ed) and he can shoot the perimeter J. Plus he puts it on the floor and can drive it. Can score in a variety of ways. This is a really big pickup for us.
    1 point
  38. If Hoiberg was worried about optics, Brady and not Thor would still be on the team. Miles cared a lot about optics....the lack of Hoiberg even addressing any of this publicly speaks more to Hoiberg caring about winning/not needing to care about optics.
    1 point
  39. ...which is why I think he goes juco first...
    1 point
  40. I think that might be part of it. Saw somewhere there's speculation that Thor is on pace to graduate next May and would, therefore, not take a spot from a 2020 kid. But I don't get the infatuation some people have with Amir Harris. If Matt Abdelmassih is the recruiter we've been lead to believe, he should have no difficulty whatsoever bringing in all kinds of players who are better suited to the Hoiberg system than Amir. Amir was a better fit for Miles whose offensive philosophy involved liking the 3 and loving the rim. But Amir's offensive limitations would have been a problem there as well. You'd still want to have someone who could shoot at least a little. But Amir is NOT a fit for Hoiberg whose philosophy is almost the reverse of Miles. Why leave him on the roster for 3 more seasons when you should feel confident that you could sign half a dozen players in the 2020 class for that spot who would be better fits?
    1 point
  41. hhcmatt

    2019 PF Kevin Cross - LOI

    FWIW he recently followed Banton on twitter
    1 point
  42. But but they have a new coach its different now ? Husker nation: So does nebraska Heyyy wait just 1 minute???? That's different Lol
    1 point
  43. Teams seem to love him according to the article.
    1 point
  44. Lakers were also only offering $6MM/year. A championship-winning coach is getting $7-10MM/year on a 5 year deal in the NBA these days, especially in a major market. These are the same contract terms ($18MM/3 years) that the Bucks extended Jason Kidd on a couple years ago. Lue was getting $7MM/year from Cleveland and it's at least partially guaranteed.
    1 point
  45. Showed some signs of life on Monday. Still have all their goals in front of them. If we wanna be in a regional, we gotta play like a regional team for the next 2 weeks.
    1 point
  46. Not me I love Thorir
    1 point
  47. hal9000

    Roster Attrition

    Has anyone told them about it? Just askin', you know.
    1 point
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