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Apparently someone agreed with me No need to complain about Hoiberg or anything related to his offense or lack there of. His record will speak for itself.

Too big of a risk with very little reward. Good job on compliance/medical "blowing" it up.

Not much to add. This was the 1st game I actually saw so I have been trying to keep an open mind. A couple of themes have been rambling around this board since the 1st two exhibition game I agree with. (1) This will be a much easier team to cheer for than other Hoiberg teams (2) It's gonna be a long season I am not confident stating we will be at least 3 - 1 after the 1st four games.

Oh totally. But I will never again underestimate the ability of the absolute worst outcome to be what happens at Nebraska I am intrigued by the Army guy

Yup. This. So far

If Balham doesn't have old man knees that team goes dancing! Fight me! *Or was it feet? Regardless...Fight me!

Astronomical

Nothin' a quick trip to Colorado can't fix

Just spit ballin' here. A few posts elude to this being about medical marijuana. And the phrase "healthcare" issue continues to be used. An aside, I have worked in healthcare for 20+ years. Never, not once, have I heard any person use the phrase "healthcare" issue. Not a Dr, RN, PT, OT, CNA, Case Manager, Administrator, and not one patient EVER. So here is my pure speculation from the info from this board(you are all my only sources ). I am wondering what the NCAA policy is on the use of Medical Marijuana. Now I understand it's probably pop (+) and you're suspended (purely a guess). But let's say a player has a UA scheduled. Player also has a documented medical Rx for Cannabis. Tells coach this before they pee into a cup because it's gonna be (+). The player then doesn't pee in a cup (or does). The player is then given a month (time still generally thought for THC to metabolize) to give a "clean" urine sample. And since the marijuana is a prescribed medication what we have now is a "healthcare" issue.

I have followed three sports teams for the last 30ish years. Nebraska basketball, Nebraska football, and the USMNT. In a past life I really must have pissed off some God over something. My point is I have a feeling my debt has been paid and we're gonna have some fun watching this WC

HHP comin' in hot! I love it It begins...Buckle up ladies and gentlemen its gonna be a loooooooong season.

Yeah, "healthcare" reasons has to be about the most awkward way to phrase "medical" reasons.

Well Hoibergs had 3 soooooooo...maybe we let this play out a bit more.

Neb 54 Maine 51 Non Con 6 Total 10 *I reserve the right to change this down after reading the game thread and learning about DW

And yet here we are

Thank you. Before I asked I spent about 15 min trying to find this. I was like did I imagine this existed?

Just for curiosity what was Nebraskas ranking the last 3 years? Please, if someone would be so kind

I get it. But the type of money that Hoiberg came into this job with was in a different area code than Frost. Both of which are on a different planet than me and 99.9% of the rest of us.

Yup. Also makes sense to me why Hoiberg would be ok with a verbal agreement since he already came into this job with 10's of millions of dollars.

How about worst record of any power 5 coach over the last 3 years. Surely we can judge him against his peers.

Seems more than qualified to me...maybe you just don't like what he has to say

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/colleges/heat-on-hoiberg-after-3-straight-20-loss-seasons-at-nebraska/2022/10/19/e987a0ac-4fd0-11ed-ada8-04e6e6bf8b19_story.html "The 24 wins under Hoiberg are fewest among Power Five teams the last three years and the Huskers have three straight 20-loss records after never having had any in 123 previous seasons. They also have five losses in home “buy” games, the ones where a low- or mid-major opponent is supposed to take a lopsided beating and leave with a paycheck." Its crazy to me that another losing season and Hoiberg keeps his job.

.500 season minimum