Red Don

Probably not (but hopefully soon!)

Being in the midst of 89,000 rabid fans for the Spring Game can't hurt!

Could it be Emily Ryan, potential recruit for the WBB?

Here's the Article: http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=211799499 Hoiberg Announces Husker Basketball Coaching Staff

2018 /19 Men’s Basketball Game Schedule http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&SPID=24&SPSID=22&DB_OEM_ID=10010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Huskers (19-17) (6-14) (2-1) (1-1) KenPom ranking #47 @4/8/19 Huskers started @ Pre-Season #38 KemPom, Rising to #11 @ 1/15/19, an all-time high for the Huskers, Finishing-up at just about the starting point. The previous KenPom high was #34 during the 2014/15 NCAA Tournament season. The decline from #11 in mid-January resulted from a prolonged, team-wide shooting slump, and season-ending injury to Sr. Isaac Copeland. Huskers won their final regular season game, two B1G Tournament Games, and one NIT match, despite suiting up only 8 players, by game-winning contributions from bench and walk-on players. IT'S BEEN A WILD RIDE!!! On March 26, 2019, the University announced Head Coach Tim Miles would not be retained because of the lack of a consistent level of success over his 7 year tenure. Coach Miles guided the Huskers to a 19-17 record in 2018-19, and finished his Nebraska career with a 116-114 record in his seven seasons at the helm. He coached the Huskers to one NCAA Tournament appearance (2014) and two trips to the NIT (2018, 2019). Miles helped Nebraska to a pair of fourth-place finishes in the Big Ten Conference, but the Huskers finished 10th or lower in the league standings five times.

2018 /19 Women's Basketball Game Schedule http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=100&SPID=25&SPSID=31 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Husker Ladies (14-16) (9-9) (0-1) Coming off a 21 Win Season in 2017/18, the Husker WBB Team lost a ton of leadership and experience from graduation. There was only a single Senior on this year's team. This lack of experience is reflected in this season's 14 wins, despite returning several stand-out starters and a top-20 class of recruits; And their not qualifying for post-season play. Inexperience was particularly evident in inability to close out contested games. Ten losses were decided by ten points or less, and six of the losses were decided by five points or less. Next Year's team will have Three Seniors, Two Juniors, and the returning class of Four Freshmen, now seasoned Sophomores. With an incoming class of three highly-regarded recruits, the WBB Team is Poised to Improve on last season's record and return to Post-Season play.

Congratulations to Grace Mitchell! Thanks Norm. Here is a link with a little more information regarding the Sam Foltz #27 Awards for those of us located outside of the Heartland. "A Night At The Lied!" http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=211798919&SPID=41&SPSID=173

Or the Film Noir Classic, "Double Indemnity!"

No fan of Baylor; I'll be rooting for Notre Dame! (I can't believe I just said that! )

My thoughts exactly. I think Roby would benefit immensely from a year under Fred Hoiberg. Hoiberg seems to be well-recognized for improving 'shooters' on his team, as well as a fast-paced game.

Thinking about this, I'm sure Roby would be, uhhh, 'Required' to shoot more next season, if he returns.

Have You Seen This?

You Missed a Great One! Auburn to their First Final Four in a real Wild, Nail-Biter ; Defeats Kentucky 77-71 in OT! (Auburn does it all without Okeke, who tore his acl in the Sweet Sixteen game)

A little more 'Spring' in the Step?

'Homer' is elated; more than ever, now!