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I will definitely not be bashing this decision as I have been a fan of Trev from his playing days. Having watched his tenure at UNO from a distance, he has done amazing things for that campus and university. Agree or disagree with some of the decisions he made, many of them were extremely difficult and he did not shrink from that responsibility. Going through those challenges and learning/growing over 12 years, I firmly believe he will do a tremendous job for Nebraska athletics.

Yep - played against them and had the honor of watching Bruce Chubick dunk right over the top of me.

An honest question here because I don’t follow the NBA draft or the NBA at all: Is it a requirement that a player make a public declaration of entering the draft in order to receive this evaluation/feedback?

I was completely underwhelmed when I read about the Woodson hire - then came the part about Matta being in the IU administration. Instantly turned to intrigued by how this might play out.

In a perfect world, I wouldn’t care. I am unfortunately rather closely connected to a family full of Jayskers. It’s unavoidable for me.

I am seriously having a physical reaction to that school wearing blue making the Sweet 16. Just makes me nauseated.

I do find this one to be a very interesting topic. I can't speak for anyone else but for me, it's all about context. Year 1 was a disaster, largely because of the complete roster remake on short notice and Year 2 was the CoVid year. How does anyone truly make a judgment based on these 2 seasons? There is no question that we saw "some" improvement at the end of this season but it was mostly after the program shut down for nearly a month. I would hope that if any coach had been in similar circumstances, folks would take everything into account. I'm not happy at all with the results over the past 2 years. Let's hope 2021-22 is back to normal.

I have said it before but it bears repeating - one of the most mentally weak teams I can recall. Came out of halftime and did exactly the opposite of what their head coach said they needed to do. Honestly, a pretty fitting end to the season. Let’s hope there’s as much (or more) mental growth in the offseason as physical improvement.

Has this team completely abandoned wearing red?

Oh what the hell... Nebraska 75 Penn State 68 1

No disrespect or argument because I am not interested in doing so on a message board. In my opinion, Luka Garza, Cade Cunningham or anyone else not wearing a Nebraska uniform right now has absolutely nothing to do with what happened during the 40 minutes in Evanston. The fact is that yes, officiating stands out more at the end because of the time constraint but it matters throughout the entire 40 minutes. The last possession stands out at the end because of the time constraint but in the end it matters no more than turning it over 4 times in the first 5 or 6 possessions of the game. Officiating across the board is awful - everyone knows it - and it is going to be that way forever. The constant griping about it isn't going to change it. Play better - that's the only thing within the team's control.

The final couple of minutes were an absolute joke but... Play with the effort you showed in the 2nd half during the the first 10 minutes of the game and you aren’t in that position at the end. Easy to beat people up & blame the refs about the final possessions but getting down 16 out of the gate is what cost the game.

Effort until Iowa had not been a question. Appears to me that Rutgers was the season finale for this team. They are just going through the motions now.

Yep, I think I’ve counted 3 TOs in the first 4 possessions? Just unfathomable.

Nebraska 74 Northwestern 70 3