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The Jacob Webber kid from Kearney is also a '26 recruit with ample 3-point range. Having a couple of guys with that kind of range -- especially one who is 6'9 -- would be good to have. It would also be nice to get a guy who could bang inside and rebound. We've been exposed by athletic bigs from other teams who can score it when they get it inside. And then we could use a slasher who can really find the rim or pull up and who is at least credible from deep. Those are my dream additions.

College 3-point range. Good looking stroke. Bouncy. Good sense of timing as a shot blocker. Bit on the skinny side. Shows a little bit of being able to put it on the floor. Looks like we're the only high major to offer so far. Full season higlights 24-25 - Heimir Helgason highlights - Hudl

A long time ago, I stopped talking about Brice Williams being a great freethrow shooter whenever he'd step to the line. Invariably, it seemed to jinx it. I blame myself.

Oh well. Years and years of following Husker basketball has prepared me for moments like this.

Just based on rumor mill, word-of-mouth kind of thing, I understand it might be more likely that Frager starts than Janowski. We'll probably be looking for a portal point if we have NIL money to go after one.

We hit the frickin' powerball jackpot of billionaire alumni. AND he wants to donate his massive fortune to charity instead of leaving it to his kids. Sadly, his idea of "charity" is like feeding starving kids in Africa and bringing fresh drinking water to the third world or some crap like that, instead of endowing his alma mater with a war chest to bring elite talent into our athletic programs. Sigh. That rat bastard.

The other alternative is we beat Michigan at home and just don't get run out of the gym on the road at tOSU. If we win out at home and keep it close at tOSU, we're in, right?

OK, all you guys who break this stuff down, if we could flip one close L to a W or eliminate one blowout loss and change it to at or near the spread, which one game hurts our resume the most and if you flipped it to either a W (in the event it was a close L) or a roughly expected margin of defeat would improve our standing? And by how much? Just curious. Would it help more to eliminate a blowout in one of the road games where we got boat-raced or flip a close L to a W?

Did his dad play for Ohio State?

Yeah. PSU is at the bottom of the league rn. That's winnable. Michigan is due for a road loss. That's winnable. We should beat Minnesota going away. And the Iowa game is a revenge match. We need 3 more to get to 20 overall. Three more also gets us to 10 conference wins. I think we have 4 winnable contests in our last 5 games. Be fun to run the tables, though.

And @HuskerBB be pulling his remaining hair out rn.

So much this.

If there's some way of getting Maryland again in the Big Ten tourney when we're hopefully health once again I do so want a piece of their @$$.

If my counting is correct, our current record against Kenpom top 40 teams: 5-5. Two are road wins; none are home losses.

That's how I was actually going to describe it.