BugeaterZ

So this will be our Bol game?

40 years for me and I did the same. Sure hope to eat some crow a few years down the road when they build that statue.

I was wondering the same thing and that's the first game I thought of though that was the year before I started paying close attention so I don't remember it at all. The 2nd was the upset of Kansas with Wilt Chamberlain long before I was born. Seriously, this team without its best player, but playing well enough you'd think Wisconsin wasn't looking ahead, it's hard to imagine a more unexpected win.

UM 73 NU 62 4 3 pointers 7 conference wins

Hoosiers 76 Huskers 69

NE 72 NCST 80

NE 84 SD 69

Nebraska 83 TSU 66

Nebraska 82 Southern 64 5 in double figures

Huskers 87 ISU 69

Nebrasketball 76 The basketball school that follows Nebraska football 71

Nebraska 93 SHS 70 Buzzy Carruthers convinced me all will be well on his radio show. He didn't mention the flavor of the Kool Aid...

Huskers 94 W. I'll. 68 10 non con 23 total

I also agree. He may have the highest ceiling but I don't expect him to be the best player on the team this year. I don't think he has figured out how hard he needs to play (like his brother does). But that's all okay, he doesn't have to be there yet. Hopefully he can be that guy by the time March gets here. I

26-5 (16-4) A stumble in the B1G tourney costs us a 1 seed in the NCAA tournament and we lose to Gonzaga with a berth to the Final Four on the line as Hunter Sallis gets us at the buzzer. There has to be a bit of Nebrasketball tragedy even in our breakout season, right?

You just want to relive the LNE show choir days. I bet we could pull a few of the guys together and give it another go

I visited once in November 2000 and thought it was nice and it reminded me of Lincoln. I am surprised to hear this. Did something change significantly in the last 20 years?

I used to work with someone who had a kid on the team recently and under Erstad the standard was just about everyone got about half a scholarship. There were adjustments made if they had someone stay longer than expected and sometimes kids were asked to take less for a time with the understanding it would be made right later on. Or at least that's the story he was told. His son was asked to take less for a semester once. I think they refused and the request was made of someone else and it wasn't contentious.

Does this mean the kudzu curse has been lifted? 2020 might be good for something in the end!

Dang it. I scrolled through and didn't see Georgia hoops, though, so we have that going for us, which is nice. Lots of assistant coaches from other schools on the list, too, which isn't as nice. But as Norm said, farting time is near.

His last 4 follows show he's either N or going out of his way to troll his brother's team. I'm betting the former.

We made it, and no blue blood competition! Georgia Michigan LSU FSU DONU FTW!

I graduated in 93 and my sister was class of 95. Probably lots of Rockets heard about it. That is cool if he had kids stay with him, but that situation was a bit too much win at all costs for me. LPS wouldn't let that go these days.

I went to Northeast and graduated just before Alton started going there. I know firsthand that there were reasons that leaving Lincoln was always best for him. No idea if that factored into Nee's decision, but Collura surely knew. Knowing Collura, those comments were largely self-serving. My sister witnessed a basketball player steal a car stereo just before the state tournament, reported it to the school and the police and the kid didn't sit out at all on the way to a state title. Glad to know that Alton was highly successful and hope his son ends up in red.

I knew him (sort of) when he was a little boy growing up in Dubuque. I coached at UD where his aunt was a 4 sport letterwinner. She did work study in the athletic department and brought him around sometimes. She was as impressive a person as you might imagine, though as track coach I was disappointed when she decided to play softball her last year