Faux Mike Peltz

A fun and memorable season fellas. Historic in so many ways. Most home wins. Two court storms. Locked in a bid. 
Im sad and hurt but will always remember this season fondly. 
I keep thinking we need to get better athletically but then I see Yale beating Auburn and wonder how much its scheme and matchups. But then I see Houston beating Longwood 43-16 at half and realize it’s probably both…

A fun and memorable season fellas. Historic in so many ways. Most home wins. Two court storms. Locked in a bid. 
Im sad and hurt but will always remember this season fondly. 
I keep thinking we need to get better athletically but then I see Yale beating Auburn and wonder how much its scheme and matchups. But then I see Houston beating Longwood 43-16 at half and realize it’s probably both…

That’s not what is in question here. I also hope we are better next year. All fans do. But the original post said we would be better because of Keisei not being on the team. So, that implies that even though he’s fun and enthusiastic and a fan favorite, we’re better off without him. I simply disagree.

We might be better next year, actually I expect it but it won't be because Keisei is gone. 

You still going to die on the hill the team will be better next year without Keisei??? 
It’s unpopular because it’s not accurate. I don’t think I’m naive on this…

keisei gave far more to this program than it gave to him...we'll miss him a great deal. not just as a player, but as a person. he was a terrific ambassador for my alma mater. and that matters to me. 

And early!
 
We would be sweating bullets on this particular Selection Sunday if we didn't have as many quality wins as we had. Many decent teams were left out as a result.

You still going to die on the hill the team will be better next year without Keisei??? 
It’s unpopular because it’s not accurate. I don’t think I’m naive on this…

I will attempt to put a positive spin on things at this very sad point.  We were a much better team than most thought possible.  We were picked 12th in our league...yet finished third.we had no clue what our line up would do; they gelled and brought great joy.  We had a player (Keisei) that received national recognition.  Our team was nationally embraced.  We made the NCAA tournament, while many may have been satisfied with NIT type improvement.  So I am upset...but man, what a great ride.

💯 a true rim protector and rebounder 

Not a single person played solid D tonight. It wasn’t just Keisei who was blown by.  It’s not super difficult to replace 14 points a game, but what is difficult to replace is how those 14 points came to be.  He was electric. He could flip a switch at any point.  I absolutely do not feel good about not having KT next year.  We can makeup 14 points in the aggregate, but it’ll be hard to makeup what we’re losing with Keisei.

I’m gonna give jsthusker some grace since it’s right after a very tough loss and people are posting emotional things. But anyone who thinks the team will be better off next season because of his lack of defense doesn’t have a clue what kind of impact he had on the team in the locker room, national exposure, spacing the floor, opening things up offensively. We will not be better off next year without him. Kind of a strange thing to post for someone who averages like 3 posts on here per year 

I’m gonna give jsthusker some grace since it’s right after a very tough loss and people are posting emotional things. But anyone who thinks the team will be better off next season because of his lack of defense doesn’t have a clue what kind of impact he had on the team in the locker room, national exposure, spacing the floor, opening things up offensively. We will not be better off next year without him. Kind of a strange thing to post for someone who averages like 3 posts on here per year 

So you are putting this on him? He scored 21pts. Every team’s best defender was on him. He was grabbed and pulled in every game. Defensively he improved every season. He wasn’t an elite defender, however he was average. His scoring more than offset any defensive deficiencies. 
It will be very difficult to replace him. Best pure shooter since Pike.

All I have to say is:
 
Fuck Trev Alberts
Fuck Johnny Manziel
Thank you Keisei

Sad stuff :(
 
So proud of this team.
 
Keisei had an incredibly positive impact on this program and this years team. Anyone who says otherwise is an idiot.
 
Im going to miss Josiah. He played his balls off every game. 

This may be an unpopular opinion but keisei is fun and has been a great Husker but we may be better next year without his lack of defense. 

Buzz clearly watched both Illinois game film and said - I’ve got multiple Terrance Shannon Jr’s. Look, this game is exposing and highlighting where we need MAJOR help next year. We must get better athletically. Must get an active and skillled big man to help out Mast. I love Mast offensively, but rebounding and grabbing a loose ball, he’s not great. 
Have to upgrade at point guard. Uhlis or whomever. 

Buzz clearly watched both Illinois game film and said - I’ve got multiple Terrance Shannon Jr’s. Look, this game is exposing and highlighting where we need MAJOR help next year. We must get better athletically. Must get an active and skillled big man to help out Mast. I love Mast offensively, but rebounding and grabbing a loose ball, he’s not great. 
Have to upgrade at point guard. Uhlis or whomever. 

Seems to be all smiles in the pic 😃

Seems to be all smiles in the pic 😃

I want to thank my dad who bought 4 season tickets in 1988. He said “I think this Danny Nee could get us pretty good”. Enjoyed a fun run in the 90’s. Saw some great finishes against KU and other teams. Endured the end of Nee’s tenure, was hopeful for BC and his “disciplined” style of coaching. Was a proud member of the “6500” as one writer from the OWH coined us. Marveled at the talent of seeing Michael Beasley and Kevin Durant in person. Was entertained by Doc’s personality and him rolling out a bunch of under 6’ guards. Still can hear him call Sek “Sack” And I remember his emotional last press conference like it was yesterday. Introduced my son to PBA and Florida gulf coast’s dunk city - as we continued our season tickets w Tim Miles and Tommy Lee and the UNL drum line - and got hot w the Petteway 26 footers in east Lansing. No Sit Sunday is still my favorite sports moment I’ve ever had with my family. I remember not loving the Baylor matchup and marveled how tall they were. Took my son to every single Nebraska Basketball Buddies with my kids. I was a Miles fan. But was excited and hopeful when we hired Fred. 
And now, 10 years after Coach Miles got tossed from the game and watched it from the Creighton locker room, here we are. I will cry if we beat Texas A and M. I’m almost 50 and will cry and won’t care who sees me. Go Big Red!!!!! 

I want to thank my dad who bought 4 season tickets in 1988. He said “I think this Danny Nee could get us pretty good”. Enjoyed a fun run in the 90’s. Saw some great finishes against KU and other teams. Endured the end of Nee’s tenure, was hopeful for BC and his “disciplined” style of coaching. Was a proud member of the “6500” as one writer from the OWH coined us. Marveled at the talent of seeing Michael Beasley and Kevin Durant in person. Was entertained by Doc’s personality and him rolling out a bunch of under 6’ guards. Still can hear him call Sek “Sack” And I remember his emotional last press conference like it was yesterday. Introduced my son to PBA and Florida gulf coast’s dunk city - as we continued our season tickets w Tim Miles and Tommy Lee and the UNL drum line - and got hot w the Petteway 26 footers in east Lansing. No Sit Sunday is still my favorite sports moment I’ve ever had with my family. I remember not loving the Baylor matchup and marveled how tall they were. Took my son to every single Nebraska Basketball Buddies with my kids. I was a Miles fan. But was excited and hopeful when we hired Fred. 
And now, 10 years after Coach Miles got tossed from the game and watched it from the Creighton locker room, here we are. I will cry if we beat Texas A and M. I’m almost 50 and will cry and won’t care who sees me. Go Big Red!!!!! 

I want to thank my dad who bought 4 season tickets in 1988. He said “I think this Danny Nee could get us pretty good”. Enjoyed a fun run in the 90’s. Saw some great finishes against KU and other teams. Endured the end of Nee’s tenure, was hopeful for BC and his “disciplined” style of coaching. Was a proud member of the “6500” as one writer from the OWH coined us. Marveled at the talent of seeing Michael Beasley and Kevin Durant in person. Was entertained by Doc’s personality and him rolling out a bunch of under 6’ guards. Still can hear him call Sek “Sack” And I remember his emotional last press conference like it was yesterday. Introduced my son to PBA and Florida gulf coast’s dunk city - as we continued our season tickets w Tim Miles and Tommy Lee and the UNL drum line - and got hot w the Petteway 26 footers in east Lansing. No Sit Sunday is still my favorite sports moment I’ve ever had with my family. I remember not loving the Baylor matchup and marveled how tall they were. Took my son to every single Nebraska Basketball Buddies with my kids. I was a Miles fan. But was excited and hopeful when we hired Fred. 
And now, 10 years after Coach Miles got tossed from the game and watched it from the Creighton locker room, here we are. I will cry if we beat Texas A and M. I’m almost 50 and will cry and won’t care who sees me. Go Big Red!!!!! 

I want to thank my dad who bought 4 season tickets in 1988. He said “I think this Danny Nee could get us pretty good”. Enjoyed a fun run in the 90’s. Saw some great finishes against KU and other teams. Endured the end of Nee’s tenure, was hopeful for BC and his “disciplined” style of coaching. Was a proud member of the “6500” as one writer from the OWH coined us. Marveled at the talent of seeing Michael Beasley and Kevin Durant in person. Was entertained by Doc’s personality and him rolling out a bunch of under 6’ guards. Still can hear him call Sek “Sack” And I remember his emotional last press conference like it was yesterday. Introduced my son to PBA and Florida gulf coast’s dunk city - as we continued our season tickets w Tim Miles and Tommy Lee and the UNL drum line - and got hot w the Petteway 26 footers in east Lansing. No Sit Sunday is still my favorite sports moment I’ve ever had with my family. I remember not loving the Baylor matchup and marveled how tall they were. Took my son to every single Nebraska Basketball Buddies with my kids. I was a Miles fan. But was excited and hopeful when we hired Fred. 
And now, 10 years after Coach Miles got tossed from the game and watched it from the Creighton locker room, here we are. I will cry if we beat Texas A and M. I’m almost 50 and will cry and won’t care who sees me. Go Big Red!!!!!