nuhusker7

The only chance of that happening is if the FBI releases some more information in the next two hours!

This is vegas odds? Doesn't shock me.

Don't get me wrong here, I absolutely want Palmer to stay. I think we have the potential to be a very good team next year if he returns. However, I don't think it's doomsday if he leaves. First of all - How can you blame a guy for wanting to follow his dreams to play in the NBA? If he thinks it's his best chance to make it in the league if he goes now, I will 100% be supportive of him, and I would imagine Coach Miles would be too. Secondly - this all started with Terran. We are bringing in players who are roll players on their respective teams, and turning them into all conference players with NBA potential. Players looking to transfer are noticing this, and will continue to come here if we are a potential springboard to the NBA. Lastly, if he does make the NBA that is going to be great exposure for Nebraska in the future. There probably aren't a lot of high level recruits that are watching Nebraska games around the country. But most are watching the NBA, and if they are seeing player(s) from Nebraska that can only be positive. If Palmer (or Cope) leave now because they think they have a legitimate shot at the NBA then I can't blame them and I will encourage them completely. This is a good step in the right direction, I think I can assume we all want NBA caliber talent on our roster moving forward. If Palmer (or others) leave for any other reason then that would be a completely different issue than what I am talking about in this post, but leaving for a potential shot in the NBA is fine by me. Granted I would be a little disappointed.

You cost yourself quite a bit of money! Should taken then money line.

Nebraska 72 mitch 66 3

The good news is one spot might have opened up from Arizona. And nothing on the court really matters.

This could drop the game we already beat them from tier 1. That would just throw salt in the wound.

Same, plus San Antonio. (I'm gonna be broke by that point)

Nebraska 72 Penn State 66

Red panda

Why do they keep putting these kids on the court?

Huskers 75 Indiana 64 3

I watched a documentary on full time professional sports betters in the vegas area, and they are betting such absurd amounts of money that they are intentionally moving the line. In theory, they will bet $200,000 early and move the line. Vegas then will move the lines to try and get the money to be bet equally on both sides. Then right before the game They will hammer the team they think will win $1,000,000. I'm not necessarily saying this is the case, but it's definitely possible. I think smart betters are starting to figure out the system, and in Vegas I have to assume there isn't so much money on the Nebraska game where it's that hard to change the line.

Nebraska 75 Illinois 70