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Northwestern-76 Nebraska-72

Neb - 88 Stetson - 67 6 bench players with points

Neb - 85 Deleware St. - 70

Nebraska - 87 UTSA - 71

Neb - 67 KU - 84 (Wish they hadn't lost this past week).

Tell me before this game we'd be up by 5 at half, and I'd've been ecstatic. To think we did that with early foul trouble--really impressive. GBR!

Neb - 68 Creighton - 71 (Please make me wrong!)

Neb - 66 Minn -71 6 3's

MSU - 81 Neb - 64 8 Conference wins

Neb - 77 BC - 74

Neb - 81 LBSU - 63

Neb - 84 Marist - 61

Nebraska - 71 UCF - 67 3

Neb - 79 UND - 64

Neb - 71 SJU - 77

Neb - 81 UNT - 67

Neb-89 EIU-77 10 non-con 19 total

A few thoughts thus far: 1) It's really nice to have depth. E.g. Copeland hasn't scored much (1 for 8, 2 points) and we are having no problem on offense. 2) We could stand to improve on our transition defense. Miss St. is doing well on their transition game. 3) It's just an exhibition. But we look good.

I think it's also the case that as the football team does worse, Miles is a bit more secure. It's not impossible to make two major changes in your first year as an A.D., but I think a Riley firing makes a Miles firing less likely.

Kenpom rankings (from last year): Eastern Illinois: #220 North Texas #320 St. Johns: #99 North Dakota: #168 UCF: #68 (Two more games here, one of which will include either West Virginia at #7 or Marist at #312 ) Boston College: #173 Creighton: #28 Kansas: #6 UTSA: #251 Delaware St: #339 Stetson: #319 So top tier games: Creighton, Kansas (and West Virginia?) Middle Tier games: UCF, St. John's, North Dakota, Boston College Lower Tier games: Eastern Illinois, UTSA. Bottom of the barrel: North Texas, Delaware St., Stetson (and Marist?) The schedule looks pretty good overall. Would like to see a win vs. UCF if only to avoid another bottom of the barrel game.

It appears that it was all smoke, no fire.

Neb - 63 Purdue - 70

Neb -73 PennSt-64

Ohio State - 73 Nebraska - 70

Indiana - 73 Neb - 70