MitchMcGaryMunchies

Anyone else find it kinda funny that San Diego State may pull what were once two of the most promising players from the state in Arop and Chang? Nebraska isn't the San Diego of the B1G so much as San Diego State is the Nebraska of the Mountain West.

For what it's worth, LeBron's blow-up at Mario Chalmers occurred after he had failed to switch-off on to Paul George and allowed him to bury a three, then committed a turnover that led to another Pacers 3. Before they broke the huddle, LeBron apologized to Chalmers for the outburst... Funny thing is, guess what happened the very next play? Chalmers tries to force a terrible pass to LeBron on a backdoor cut through FOUR defenders and turns the ball over again.

Hoosiers - 66 Huskers - 72 3 players

This appears to only compare bubble teams against each other. And losing by one-point to Kansas -- while not having bad losses -- is probably the main reason we get ranked so highly here.

I agree with you completely, but I'm drunk off that Big Red Kool-Aid, so my opinions are likely biased.

Illini - 66 Huskers - 72

Can you please commence work on the NPI (Norm Peterson Index)? And somehow bias the algorithm to favor Nebraska? Not sure how you could feasibly do that unless you include record against the spread...

Thankfully winning B1G basketball games isn't hard for our Huskers

Probability of multiple events (games) occurring in succession with the same outcome (a Nebrasketball win) is calculated by multiplying the probabilities of each individual event. So when you are calculating the probability of getting the same outcome four times, it's going to get low. And when your odds of winning each game are ~50%, odds of winning/losing four straight approach one another.

Turned it on 2 minutes after you posted and had already missed him. But checked the box score and saw he managed to get 4 FGAs in the 5 minutes he was on the court. And 2 fouls lol I'm happy for any player that is able to realize their dreams of playing in the NBA. Even more happy for AWIII.

Just because Tom Shatel thinks he looks good in a newsboy cap -- he doesn't -- don't accidentally confuse him with a journalist. He should be delivering those newspapers instead of writing them. Honestly, Shatel would make a better plus-sized hat model than a sportswriter...

Terrapins - 70 Huskers - 74

Huskers - 70 Gophers - 66

Also, does anyone understand ESPN's BPI? More specifically, how the hell Penn State is 39th in it?

Looks like another Nebraska school with one-third UNL's endowment is barely ahead of us with 18 votes.