jayschool

Meh. We've owned MSU the last two years.

Apparently there's a second announcement coming soon, about the business consortium that is starting the Nebraska Basketball Association, with six franchises (Kearney, Scottsbluff, Columbus, Falls City, South Sioux City and another TBA). Play begins in November 2015. Falls City owners have said they'd be willing to change the name of the arena there from Pritchard to Pitchford Auditorium. THAT NBA draft. Of course, my sources could be wrong.

Dear Jesus: I'm rooting for Notre Dame. Help me. Sincerely, Jayschool

Glad you fixed that.

Shepard will have an immediate impact, so I'd consider her part of the nucleus.

It hit the bottom of the standard. And then the buzzer went off as Syracuse handled the ball outside. Pam Ward talks about what a wonderful FT shooter Cady is. Doomed.

Michael Jacobson wonders what he did to piss you off... And McVeigh... Nothing personal, but getting four-star recruits is a sign of positive progress in the program's perception. McVeigh and Jacobson may end up being more valuable players, but signing those three marked a milestone in Miles' remarkable rebuilding project. Oh, and Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

I don't wanna think about it.

Fraschilla must not know much about KU basketball rules, especially late in the game in Lawrence or KC. Hint: the other team isn't going to get the call.

Poor Kansas. Poor downtown KC bars and restaurants if TCU pulls off the upset. That will mean no KU or KSU fans after today. I have a feeling the offici . . . I mean, Bill Self, will find a way to get the call . . . I mean, make brilliant calls down the stretch. KU is due for a good break or two, don't you think?

Poor Kansas.

Frannie Mac has his bitch face on.

I'll go with Iowa by a comfortable margin. Then again I know nothing Penn State is clearly a juggernaut. We were lucky to crawl to within one.

Penn State has been painful to watch. Shep Garner is 0-for-1 from the field and has two fouls. Oy. Illinois = pop.

McVeigh

Thank you.

Securing Andrew White, Ed Morrow and Glynn Watson's commitments.

A scorching 43 percent in both Champaign and Columbus, 33 percent at home against Iowegia. All of those are better than the 29.4 percent we shot in State College. Sigh.

We shot 30 percent from the field against Maryland on Sunday, as well.

Thirty percent from the field again. Yikes.

Thanks, Pike.

I listened to the national radio broadcast, and the last play went like this: "Newbill in the lane, jumper, no good. Defensive rebound by Rivers. Ball is loose. Tie up. Possession to Penn State." Pray tell, what happened to David? (I think I know, given the way Penn State's bigs generally crash the boards.)

So we want them out of their funk? May I suggest Mr. George Clinton and Parliament, then:

Why us always?