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  1. Taylor saw the first one go in against us.
  2. TAMU possibly did get a 'hot' bump as they really could have been a 10 seed. A team that barely made the tourney except for a hot streak is still a team that barely made the tourney.
  3. We probably could get him for a 2020 Honda Accord
  4. Shot making game and Baylor can't make a FT
  5. Can tell you they're not going to Creighton
  6. Notes from UNL -Nebraska earned the No. 8 seed in the South Region and made its eighth all-time NCAA Tournament appearance and first since 2014. -Nebraska finished the season with a 23-11 record. It was the second most wins in school history (26 in 1990-91), and the .676 winning percentage was also Nebraska's best since 1990-91 (.765). -Nebraska ended the year with 319 made 3-pointers, which shattered the previous school record of 270 set in 2019. -The Huskers averaged 77.7 points per game this season, NU's highest scoring average since 1995-96. -Nebraska made 22-of-24 free throws for a postseason school record 91.7 percent. -NU's 22 made free throws were its most since making 24 against South Carolina State on Dec. 29, 2023. -Nebraska's 76.0 percent shooting from the free throw line this season marked Nebraska's best season from the charity stripe since a school-record 76.6 percentage in 2011-12. -Brice Williams had a team-high 24 points. It was his 25th double-figure scoring game of the season. It was also his third straight 20-point game and fifth of the season. Over the last three games, Williams averaged 23.3 points and shot 50.0 percent from the floor. -Keisei Tominaga, with 21 points, had his 22nd double-figure scoring game of the season and his eighth 20-point game of the season. -Tominaga matched his career high with five made 3-point field goals. He has made five 3-pointers eight times in his career. -Tominaga finished his Husker career with 1,074 points to rank 30th on the all-time scoring list at Nebraska. -Tominaga's five 3-pointers brought his season total to 76 (eighth all-time at Nebraska) and his career total to 178 (seventh all-time). -Josiah Allick had his second double-double of the season and 13th of his career with 12 points and 11 rebounds. -Wade Taylor IV's seven 3-pointers made was the most by a Husker foe this season. -Texas A&M's 56.5 percent performance from 3-point range was a season high for a Husker opponent.
  7. Only the second home game we lost all year
  8. This season will age like fine wine as the years go on. Great season, got to go my first NCAA tournament where the Huskers played. We have a coach with a stable core of assistants and players. It's possible to be optimistic and realistic at the same time. GBR
  9. That totally was me with my brother in law and father. I was in the back seat though opposite the window so I didn't have a chance to roll it down. We texted and figured it out though
  10. Nebraska Cornhuskers (23-10) vs Texas A&M (20-14) Date: Friday March 19th, 2024 Time: 5:50 pm Arena: Fed Ex Arena, Memphis, TN Broadcast: TNT Texas A&M Info Head Coach: Buzz Williams (5th season) Location: College Station, Texas Conference: SEC Nickname: Aggies Mascot: Reveille X (long haired collie) Typical Rotation Depth: 8+ Point Spread: Nebraska by 1.5 Last Time out: Lost to Florida in the SEC semifinals KenPom rank: 45 Nota bene: Nebraska leads the all-time matchup with TAMU 12-8 Texas A&M is easily #1 in offensive rebound % at 42.0% which means they roughly rebound 42% of their misses Both the men and women play Texas A&M in the first round of the NCAA tournament, a story that developed in-between Nebraska AD Trev Alberts leaving and being introduced as the TAMU AD. Despite being one of the worst shooting teams in D-1, TAMU runs one of the most efficient offenses because of shot volume and points at the FT Line Texas A&M started the season ranked #15 in the country in part due to returning 8 of their top 9 players from a team that ran through the SEC on the way to a 7 seed. Though they had a fine year in some ways has been a disappointing team that had to rally in March to make the tourney. KenPom most used lineups PG SG SF PF C Pct 1 4 Wade Taylor 6-0 175 Jr 23 Tyrece Radford 6-3 190 Sr 35 Manny Obaseki 6-4 195 Jr 13 Solomon Washington 6-7 220 So 11 Andersson Garcia 6-7 215 Sr 24.0 Player to watch: Wade Taylor The Junior was named first team All-SEC and is one of the most feared PGs in the conference. Taylor doesn't shoot at a great percentage but has Keisei Tominaga type range and shot selection. Elite at getting to the line and generating steals. Is a pick and roll waiting to happen. Player to watch: Tyrece Radford Arguably the most important player for Texas A&M in terms of wins and loses as the team tends to go as he does. Much like Wade Taylor he's a poor shooter though gets to the FT line. Player to watch: Andersson Garcia Typically the first man off the bench, Garcia is a terror as TAMU's glue guy to the point he made the All-SEC defensive team. A ferocious rebounder and rim protector, he makes a high percentage of the few shots he does take. His 153 offensive rebounds is the same number that Zach Eddy has. He occasionally will pop a 3. Player to watch: Manny Obaseki The Junior guard was expected to be a starter coming into the season but didn't start his first game until March which has also seen the Aggies win 5 of their last 6. One of the rare A&M players where you can say he's makes a good % of 3s as he's hitting 37.8% for the year and 47.6% in conference though at 45 total attempts it's hard to know how much that maters. Player to watch: Solomon Washington Another undersized rim protector/rebounder. Converts at a high percentage in the paint Others to watch The Aggies start 6'11" 250 center Wildens Leveque though his playing time is sparse. He's out there to block shots. 6'8" 245# center Henry Coleman is yet another big body that TAMU rolls in. 6'6" Illinois-Chicago transfer Jace Carter started a lot of games for the Aggies but his inability to make shots has limited his playing time recently. Same deal for 6'6" wing Hayden Hefner. UNL Game Notes Out indefinitely 5 Ahron Ulis 6-3 190 lbs Junior - Likely out for the season Emergency use 15 Blaise Keita 6-11 257 lbs Junior - Ongoing ankle injury recovery Possible starters for Nebraska 53 Josiah Allick 6-8 231 lbs Senior 30 Keisei Tominaga 6-2 179 lbs Senior 3 Brice Williams 6-7 213 lbs Junior 4 Juwan Gary 6-6 221 lbs Junior 51 Rienk Mast 6-10 248 lbs Junior Bench 10 Jamarques Lawrence 6-3 183 lbs Sophomore 0 C.J. Wilcher 6-5 214 lbs Junior 9 Jarron Coleman 6-5 213 lbs Senior 1 Sam Hoiberg 6-0 183 lbs Sophomore 11 Eli Rice 6-8 213 lbs Freshman 21 Matar Diop 6-10 213 lbs Freshman 35 Henry Burt 6-7 216 lbs RS Freshman 2 Ramel Lloyd Jr. 6-6 210 lbs RS Freshman 31 Cale Jacobsen 6-4 200 lbs RS Freshman 24 Jeffrey Grace III 6-3 197 lbs Sophomore The Skinny: For the first time, I'll be doing a write-up where Nebraska is the favorite to win a NCAA tourney game. The last time Nebraska was in the NCAA tourney was 10 years ago as an underdog to Baylor. The last time the Huskers were favored in a tourney game was 30 years ago as a 6 seed. Nebraska will have their chance to make history on Friday and hopefully it's a first step towards sustained success. Standing between Nebraska and destiny is an up and down Texas A&M team. The Aggies have wins over teams like Iowa St and Tennessee and loses to Vanderbilt and Arkansas. While Fred Hoiberg has a Sweet 16 run on his resume, TAMU coach Buzz Williams has an Elite 8 run at Marquette back in the day on his. Any outcome is on the table for this game which is why most have this as a coin-flip type game. Despite being one of the worst shooting teams in D-1, A&M runs one of the best offenses thanks to shot volume and trips to the line. The Aggies have been a perennial leader in offensive rebounds during Buzz's tenure and their experienced guards take care of the ball. A lot of what they're doing offensively is dribble drives or pick and roll type actions with their stable of posts all rolling in for rebounds. By default, Nebraska's paint packing defense is geared towards stopping this. Probably the biggest key is to keep out of foul trouble as it's often necessary for Texas A&M to supplement their scoring at the charity stripe. Defensively TAMU runs a similar scheme to Nebraska where they deny the middle and attempt to close out on 3...thus they also give up 3s like the Huskers. Unlike the Aggies, Nebraska is capable of knocking down 3s on a consistent basis. If the Huskers are passing to the next man they're likely to have wide open looks. Rienk Mast seem like he could be pivotal with his ability to direct traffic out of the post. However, this is one game where he will not have a huge advantage on the perimeter because the Aggie posts are comfortable guarding in space. As cliche as it sounds, it really might boil down to how much Nebraska can persist and one has to be optimistic given how the Husker have looked coming off of 5+ days of rest. Prediction: Nebraska 84 - Texas A&M 74 View full article
  11. Texas A&M Info Head Coach: Buzz Williams (5th season) Location: College Station, Texas Conference: SEC Nickname: Aggies Mascot: Reveille X (long haired collie) Typical Rotation Depth: 8+ Point Spread: Nebraska by 1.5 Last Time out: Lost to Florida in the SEC semifinals KenPom rank: 45 Nota bene: Nebraska leads the all-time matchup with TAMU 12-8 Texas A&M is easily #1 in offensive rebound % at 42.0% which means they roughly rebound 42% of their misses Both the men and women play Texas A&M in the first round of the NCAA tournament, a story that developed in-between Nebraska AD Trev Alberts leaving and being introduced as the TAMU AD. Despite being one of the worst shooting teams in D-1, TAMU runs one of the most efficient offenses because of shot volume and points at the FT Line Texas A&M started the season ranked #15 in the country in part due to returning 8 of their top 9 players from a team that ran through the SEC on the way to a 7 seed. Though they had a fine year in some ways has been a disappointing team that had to rally in March to make the tourney. KenPom most used lineups PG SG SF PF C Pct 1 4 Wade Taylor 6-0 175 Jr 23 Tyrece Radford 6-3 190 Sr 35 Manny Obaseki 6-4 195 Jr 13 Solomon Washington 6-7 220 So 11 Andersson Garcia 6-7 215 Sr 24.0 Player to watch: Wade Taylor The Junior was named first team All-SEC and is one of the most feared PGs in the conference. Taylor doesn't shoot at a great percentage but has Keisei Tominaga type range and shot selection. Elite at getting to the line and generating steals. Is a pick and roll waiting to happen. Player to watch: Tyrece Radford Arguably the most important player for Texas A&M in terms of wins and loses as the team tends to go as he does. Much like Wade Taylor he's a poor shooter though gets to the FT line. Player to watch: Andersson Garcia Typically the first man off the bench, Garcia is a terror as TAMU's glue guy to the point he made the All-SEC defensive team. A ferocious rebounder and rim protector, he makes a high percentage of the few shots he does take. His 153 offensive rebounds is the same number that Zach Eddy has. He occasionally will pop a 3. Player to watch: Manny Obaseki The Junior guard was expected to be a starter coming into the season but didn't start his first game until March which has also seen the Aggies win 5 of their last 6. One of the rare A&M players where you can say he's makes a good % of 3s as he's hitting 37.8% for the year and 47.6% in conference though at 45 total attempts it's hard to know how much that maters. Player to watch: Solomon Washington Another undersized rim protector/rebounder. Converts at a high percentage in the paint Others to watch The Aggies start 6'11" 250 center Wildens Leveque though his playing time is sparse. He's out there to block shots. 6'8" 245# center Henry Coleman is yet another big body that TAMU rolls in. 6'6" Illinois-Chicago transfer Jace Carter started a lot of games for the Aggies but his inability to make shots has limited his playing time recently. Same deal for 6'6" wing Hayden Hefner. UNL Game Notes Out indefinitely 5 Ahron Ulis 6-3 190 lbs Junior - Likely out for the season Emergency use 15 Blaise Keita 6-11 257 lbs Junior - Ongoing ankle injury recovery Possible starters for Nebraska 53 Josiah Allick 6-8 231 lbs Senior 30 Keisei Tominaga 6-2 179 lbs Senior 3 Brice Williams 6-7 213 lbs Junior 4 Juwan Gary 6-6 221 lbs Junior 51 Rienk Mast 6-10 248 lbs Junior Bench 10 Jamarques Lawrence 6-3 183 lbs Sophomore 0 C.J. Wilcher 6-5 214 lbs Junior 9 Jarron Coleman 6-5 213 lbs Senior 1 Sam Hoiberg 6-0 183 lbs Sophomore 11 Eli Rice 6-8 213 lbs Freshman 21 Matar Diop 6-10 213 lbs Freshman 35 Henry Burt 6-7 216 lbs RS Freshman 2 Ramel Lloyd Jr. 6-6 210 lbs RS Freshman 31 Cale Jacobsen 6-4 200 lbs RS Freshman 24 Jeffrey Grace III 6-3 197 lbs Sophomore The Skinny: For the first time, I'll be doing a write-up where Nebraska is the favorite to win a NCAA tourney game. The last time Nebraska was in the NCAA tourney was 10 years ago as an underdog to Baylor. The last time the Huskers were favored in a tourney game was 30 years ago as a 6 seed. Nebraska will have their chance to make history on Friday and hopefully it's a first step towards sustained success. Standing between Nebraska and destiny is an up and down Texas A&M team. The Aggies have wins over teams like Iowa St and Tennessee and loses to Vanderbilt and Arkansas. While Fred Hoiberg has a Sweet 16 run on his resume, TAMU coach Buzz Williams has an Elite 8 run at Marquette back in the day on his. Any outcome is on the table for this game which is why most have this as a coin-flip type game. Despite being one of the worst shooting teams in D-1, A&M runs one of the best offenses thanks to shot volume and trips to the line. The Aggies have been a perennial leader in offensive rebounds during Buzz's tenure and their experienced guards take care of the ball. A lot of what they're doing offensively is dribble drives or pick and roll type actions with their stable of posts all rolling in for rebounds. By default, Nebraska's paint packing defense is geared towards stopping this. Probably the biggest key is to keep out of foul trouble as it's often necessary for Texas A&M to supplement their scoring at the charity stripe. Defensively TAMU runs a similar scheme to Nebraska where they deny the middle and attempt to close out on 3...thus they also give up 3s like the Huskers. Unlike the Aggies, Nebraska is capable of knocking down 3s on a consistent basis. If the Huskers are passing to the next man they're likely to have wide open looks. Rienk Mast seem like he could be pivotal with his ability to direct traffic out of the post. However, this is one game where he will not have a huge advantage on the perimeter because the Aggie posts are comfortable guarding in space. As cliche as it sounds, it really might boil down to how much Nebraska can persist and one has to be optimistic given how the Husker have looked coming off of 5+ days of rest. Prediction: Nebraska 84 - Texas A&M 74
  12. I remember once a retired ophthalmologist funded some protective eyewear for the student section with Adam Woodbury coming to town under the one caveat that they consider keeping them for other activities requiring eye protection
  13. Not advocating for the guy but his rebuild work was done at Northern Iowa and Tulane. As far as the short stint at Washington, seems like it was a good job in a location that wasn't his first choice. I don't believe his family had moved out there yet so he jumped at heading here.
  14. If you are interested in a window Keisei to tape inside your back window https://huskerhoopscentral.com/Window-Keisei.png
  15. I'd wonder what might have happened after Bando got hurt if Lloyd would have chosen to burn his redshirt. Otherwise it would seem that if you choose not to play long enough it tends to effect your playing time.
  16. If you're suspended from the team you show up as Out on the availability report which certainly has not been the case for the entire year.
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