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Of course.

Honoring 1908 player Wilbur Wood.

Beating Maryland would be magical.

Maryland 84 Nebraska 75

Purdue 71 Nebraska 66

Michigan shooting 36 percent from the field tonight midway through second half. At home. Against Rutgers. Oy.

The Pac-12 is a trash conference, Jordy. C'mon. Play with the big boys.

In conference games at the Pinnacle Bank Arena, Nebraska is shooting 35 percent from 3-point territory (30 of 86), while the visiting teams are shooting 42 percent (33 of 79). If you take out Minnesota's miserable effort, NU's opponents are shooting 48 percent. In conference games on the road, Nebraska is shooting 37 percent from 3-point range (24 of 65), while the home teams are shooting 35 percent (31 of 89). Of course, Nebraska's home opponents have generally been better than our road opponents, but it's interesting that opposing teams feel so comfortable hoisting 3's in an unfamiliar gym, while the Huskers' shooting percentage is slightly better in unfamiliar gyms. It also appears that Huskers "love the rim" on the road more than they do at home. Could be a statistical anomaly that will even itself out over the final 10 conference games.

I'd rather beat Maryland anyway. Right?

Michigan is 30 of 66 from 3 the last three games against Nebraska. That's 45 percent. Today Michigan shot 52 percent on 11 for 21. Michigan came into today's game shooting 41 percent from 3 — a great percentage for any team, but not as hot as it was today. Last year, Michigan made 36 percent of its 3-pointers. UM made 43 percent against Nebraska.

You know who was Best? Tom.

Oh, God, no! It's short for journalism school. I teach at the other CU, in Boulder.

My Top 5 (in chronological order) 16-17 Creighton 17-18 @ Creighton 18-19 Creighton 19-20 @ Creighton 19-20 vs. Creighton in NCAA Tournament

It's a chant-off between the campus chapter of the KKK and the MSU Environmental Club.

Miles: "Lucky." Izzo: "Better coached."

Nebraska 75 Michigan 70

In order of appearance: Stu Lantz, Jerry Fort, Eric Piatkowski, Tyronn Lue.

Was this Kent's test run on "Bang a Rang"? Or has he used it before?

They're a worthy opponent, but it's hard for me to remember the last time Nebraska lost to MSU.

You can say that again.

Can we dream now?

Tim Miles owns Tom Izzo!!!!!

Nebraska owns MSU!!!

No matter what happens, guard against the banked-in three on the last possession. FVCK.