Shawn Eichorst's Toupee

Honestly, what incentive does Bill Moos have to get rid of Tim? We've been in the top 15 for attendance every year Tim's been here. I'm Bill, I'm keeping my mouth shut and doing nothing until fans stop showing up and the athletic department can't milk the cash cow.

I've looked at literally no other metric, but merely looking at conference finishes makes this seem like a head scratcher: USC: finishes 2nd in PAC 12, gets 1 seed in NIT Arizona State: finishes 9th in PAC 12, gets 11 seed in NCAA

See, I'm not so sure about this. I think it could create an interesting scenario if the NCAA comes out and says pay athletes whatever you want, just make sure the amount you spend on men is the same as you spend on women. A snarky response to this would be to say I'd be happy to see the NCAA start caring about Title IX issues for once @Baylor.

If it came out tomorrow that Nebraska had been paying every player on the roster cash under the table, would you stop watching or supporting Husker Hoops?

Well that seems pretty good.

I'm all about the open market. If the Warriors want to shell out a 10 billion a year to pay Lebron, KD, Steph, Harden, and Giannis, then go for it. The one redeeming part of it is professional athletes can rely on endorsements and sponsorship money to supplement their income. College athletes don't have that option.

Well, in this example, the NCAA. Obviously schools are wiling to pay more, but someone is coming in saying you aren't allowed to pay them more.

My question for you, is are they being fairly compensated for what they are worth? If you get paid $15 an hour, but are worth $20, should you argue for more or be thankful that you aren't getting paid $12? I don't think it's unreasonable to say yes, athletes get a pretty good deal, but they also could be getting more - especially considering they're the ones bringing in the money.

This kid has his own website with all the good information in one easy-to-find location. Regardless of how recruiting goes, I'm impressed with his preparation. https://www.ahmirlanglais.com/

That would be Minnesota. Went 11-7 in the Big Ten regular season, with 2-3 against the top 3 (Purdue, Wisconsin, and Maryland), and 9-4 against the rest. Their four losses came at Penn State, home and away against Michigan State, and at Ohio State.

Honestly kind of crazy how quickly he blew up. Went from 0 Power 5 offers to signing with Kansas in like a two week span.

Ideal situation: Huskers win out, pull an upset at MSG and walk away as tournament champs. Get assigned to the Wichita site and have 2 more home games because Husker fans travel. End up playing Creighton in the Round of 32 and beat them to go to the Sweet 16.

Best video I can find of it for those that are curious.

To be fair, it's a lot smaller sample size of games he's started (6) than games he's come off the bench in (17). Could just be in a cold stretch. Could be something mental about coming in off the bench. I don't think you can say for certain either way.

Jordy with 9 points and 4 rebounds, plus decent D against Happ, IMO. Plus, he was 3-3 from the field and 3-3 from the free throw line. That's honestly all we need out of him.

*sniffs* smell that? Smells like.... hope. Which means I'm going to go to bed pissed off because I thought the 'Skers could pull it off and they didn't.

Currently a UNK commit. Set Aurora's school record in 3's last week and obviously has some hops from that video.

Don't know if we ever reached out or not, but we'll be seeing more of him.

Should've almost transferred 3 months ago.

ESPN's Win Probability graph gives us a 98.2% chance of closing this one out.

FYI

I went to the Ohio State-Michigan State game last week. They had the #1 team in town and couldn't sell out. I also didn't think it got as loud there as it did during the KU game and the Buckeyes were laying the wood on the #1 team in the nation. While a small sample size, I can't help but think PBA's crowd holds its own.

That's hurtful. I feel hurt.