BugeaterZ

I love the Huskers as much as anyone but like anything else the people involved are fallible. I like that Dirk holds them accountable. He was one of the first to see Pelini for what he was and he is rarely proven wrong in the long run.

Failing to be homers like LJS does not equal hate. But refusing to buy a paper because you don't like what it says is why our democracy is circling the toilet. If we were worth a fig we would listen ro opposing views with respect and consider political positions other than our current one. You know, like we do at home and work and with friends.

Jose Ramos was the first one that came to my mind.

Lots of good points. Hoppen played when the 5 was almost exclusively back to the basket. Happ is more agile and has better handles but Hoppen wouldn't have ever been asked (perhaps not even allowed) to develop those skills. His offensive post skills were as good as his athletic ability allowed. He did have to be physical, and they hit him in practice with those pads football coaches would use. Also, he played before the 3 point line so double teams tended to be closer and quicker to arrive. He often scored half of the team's points. I also used to be him in my driveway and score 40 on Kansas, including the buzzer beating game winner. My all time favorite Husker cager.

I am afraid this is a true statement.

Successful Terran Petteway impression right there

Yeah, that's Tyronn Lue's job

Nebraska 73 Sweater John's 77

Nebraska 79 UNT 66

82-74 Huskers 9 17

Three of them

Looks like Palmer will score more, but Taylor was our best player in the first half IMHO. Of course Watson isn't playing

Three banked 3s and almost a fourth and we aren't finishing. I expect neither of those trends will continue in the 2nd half

Walt is in the house tonight. He's sitting about a dozen rows in front of me.

Also my first time participating, add my thanks for doing this!