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  1. Sure enough. Looking back through the play by play they ran for 3 possessions with about 5 minutes to go, mostly with Keisei and Lawrence. Then they were part of a defensive unit at the end of the first for a possession when were were substitution stopping. Boogie and Sam were part of that lineup.
  2. Notes from UNL *-Nebraska improves to 4-0 for the first time since the 2018-19 season. *-Juwan Gary led Nebraska with 19 points, matching his collegiate career high. He also had 19 points against Houston (12/11/21) and at Florida (1/5/22) when he was at Alabama. Gary’s previous high at Nebraska was 18 at Minnesota (1/7/22), his final full game before his season-ending shoulder injury. *-Gary becomes the fourth different Husker to lead NU in scoring this year. *-With Gary and Keisei Tominaga (16 points) tonight, NU has had eight players reach double figures in the first four contests. *-Rienk Mast reached double figures with 14 points and tied his career high with five assists. He had five assists three previous times at Bradley). His five assists are the most for any Husker in 2023-24. As a team, NU tied its season high with 19 assists. *-Brice Williams posted season bests in points (17), rebounds (nine) and assists (four), as his four assists tied a career high. *-Nebraska shot a season-high 55 percent, including 65.5 percent in the second half. It is the first time NU shot 50 percent or better this season. *-Nebraska held Stony Brook to 37.9 percent shooting, the fourth straight opponent under 40 percent. *-Nebraska out-rebounded Stony Brook, 45-28, and had three straight games with at least 10 more rebounds than its opponent.
  3. Do the Knicks know how good Roby can be?
  4. I'm in on the Scarlet Shootaround podcast
  5. Duquesne should hit at least 60
  6. I didn't know what value I was going to put there. Under 60 would be grand.
  7. Stony Brook Head Coach: Geno Ford (5th year) Location: Lawrenceville, NJ Conference: Coastal Athletic Association Nickname: Seawolves Mascot: Wolfie the Seawolf Last time out: Lost to Duquesne 85-63 Clothes not to wear: Blue, Grey, your favorite silhouette of a wolf howling at the moon with another big wolf staring at you and a series of smaller wolves also looking at you Opening Line: Nebraska by 16.5 Nota bene: Nebraska looking to start 4-0 for the first time in the Hoiberg era The last two coaches at Stony Brook prior to Geno Ford were Jeff Boals and current Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell Nebraska has put together an on campus, non-bracketed Multi-Team Event (MTE) with Rider, Stony Brook, and Duquesne where each team will play each other. The purpose of this is that in order to play 31 games, you need to play in a MTE else the most regular season games you can play is 29. It's silly but it's how college basketball works. In the past few years Nebraska has travelled around Thanksgiving but this year opted to host their own event, which is what other fine institutions do as well. (The "Blue Devil Challenge" is Duke, Bucknell, La Salle, and Southern Indiana). This is the first ever meeting between Stony Brook and Nebraska. Stony Brook is part of the State University of New York system (SUNY), one of the largest systems of universities, colleges, and community colleges in the US. Buffalo, Albany, and Binghamton are the other D-1 basketball SUNY schools. Player to watch: Andre Snoddy The 6'6" Central Connecticut transfer is a rebounding savant and last season had a top 300 rank in offensive and defensive rebounding rate. Given how poorly Stony Brook shoots Nebraska will need to track him at all times on defense to limit second chance points. Player to watch: Aaron Clarke Clarke is fully recovered from a back injury which limited the former All-NEC PG to just 3 games last season. Clarke currently leads the team in assists and is shooting a sizzling 50% from 3. Others to watch Chris Maidoh - The 6'10" 223# transfer from Fairfield is a rim protector/rebounder. Splitting time at center with 7'0" 250# Keenan Fitzmorris who also falls under the rim protector/rebounder descriptor Tyler Stephenson-Moore - 6'3" Sr guard is arguably the best defender on the team and other main 3pt threat though he's more of a slasher. Dean Noll - 6'2" Combo guard capable of shouldering the scoring load on nights. Slashing to the rim for contact type of player. UNL Game Notes Roster/infirmary report OUT 5 Ahron Ulis 6-3 190 lbs Junior - Likely out for the season 15 Blaise Keita 6-11 257 lbs Junior - Ongoing ankle injury recovery "Day to Day" 4 Juwan Gary 6-6 221 lbs Junior - Violation of team rules Possible starters for Nebraska 10 Jamarques Lawrence 6-3 183 lbs Sophomore 30 Keisei Tominaga 6-2 179 lbs Senior 3 Brice Williams 6-7 213 lbs Junior 53 Josiah Allick 6-8 231 lbs Senior 51 Rienk Mast 6-10 248 lbs Junior Bench 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 2 Ramel Lloyd Jr. 6-6 210 lbs RS Freshman 21 Matar Diop 6-10 213 lbs Freshman 31 Cale Jacobsen 6-4 200 lbs RS Freshman 35 Henry Burt 6-7 216 lbs RS Freshman 24 Jeffrey Grace III 6-3 197 lbs Sophomore It appears that Ramel Lloyd has been cleared to play per his father on twitter. Assuming that Juwan Gary will miss one more game and make his debut in South Dakota. We'll know for sure on these two things when the availability report comes out around 4:30. The Skinny: Nebraska has what is essentially another tune-up game as they prepare to ramp up their season. One new challenge the Huskers should face tonight is trying to score without benefit of the FT line. Nebraska has been getting to the line in bunches this year, currently ranked in KenPom's top 25 in FTA/FGA% in Div 1. However, Geno Ford's Stony Brook teams have consistently defended without fouling so we're about to find out how opponent driven Nebraska's ability to make it to the line might be. Otherwise look for Nebraska to continue to 'Shoot to Thrill' from 3 as the Seawolves are a team that tends to value protecting inside the paint. The value of Keisei Tominaga will likely be on display tonight as 2pt type defenses either need to extend beyond their comfort level or else need to just hope he's going to miss target practice. This is the type of game where you could see Nebraska with an entry into their top 10 3pt rate in the KenPom records page. Lastly, but probably most importantly, the Nebraska defense seems to have picked up where it left off last year. Part of the reason that a poor shooting Nebraska team wasn't sweating out a win over Rider was their ability to generate stops with their unrelenting commitment to force teams to hunt for open shots. This dribble-drive Stony Brook team has been shooting from deep fairly well this season but will need to be red-hot to stay in this game. Likely they won't. Nebraska goes for their 4th win and 4th chance to hold an opponent under 60 Prediction: Nebraska 74 - Rider 56
  8. Appears that Juwan Gary might be back
  9. Seems to me that not having to worry about running UNL Athletics might be a selling point to our next President.
  10. Nebraska Cornhuskers (3-0) vs Stony Brook Seawolves (1-2) ** Cornhusker Classic ** Date: Wednesday Nov 15, 2023 Time: 7:00 pm Arena: PBA Broadcast: BTN+ Stony Brook Head Coach: Geno Ford (5th year) Location: Lawrenceville, NJ Conference: Coastal Athletic Association Nickname: Seawolves Mascot: Wolfie the Seawolf Last time out: Lost to Duquesne 85-63 Clothes not to wear: Blue, Grey, your favorite silhouette of a wolf howling at the moon with another big wolf staring at you and a series of smaller wolves also looking at you Opening Line: Nebraska by 16.5 Nota bene: Nebraska looking to start 4-0 for the first time in the Hoiberg era The last two coaches at Stony Brook prior to Geno Ford were Jeff Boals and current Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell Nebraska has put together an on campus, non-bracketed Multi-Team Event (MTE) with Rider, Stony Brook, and Duquesne where each team will play each other. The purpose of this is that in order to play 31 games, you need to play in a MTE else the most regular season games you can play is 29. It's silly but it's how college basketball works. In the past few years Nebraska has travelled around Thanksgiving but this year opted to host their own event, which is what other fine institutions do as well. (The "Blue Devil Challenge" is Duke, Bucknell, La Salle, and Southern Indiana). This is the first ever meeting between Stony Brook and Nebraska. Stony Brook is part of the State University of New York system (SUNY), one of the largest systems of universities, colleges, and community colleges in the US. Buffalo, Albany, and Binghamton are the other D-1 basketball SUNY schools. Player to watch: Andre Snoddy The 6'6" Central Connecticut transfer is a rebounding savant and last season had a top 300 rank in offensive and defensive rebounding rate. Given how poorly Stony Brook shoots Nebraska will need to track him at all times on defense to limit second chance points. Player to watch: Aaron Clarke Clarke is fully recovered from a back injury which limited the former All-NEC PG to just 3 games last season. Clarke currently leads the team in assists and is shooting a sizzling 50% from 3. Others to watch Chris Maidoh - The 6'10" 223# transfer from Fairfield is a rim protector/rebounder. Splitting time at center with 7'0" 250# Keenan Fitzmorris who also falls under the rim protector/rebounder descriptor Tyler Stephenson-Moore - 6'3" Sr guard is arguably the best defender on the team and other main 3pt threat though he's more of a slasher. Dean Noll - 6'2" Combo guard capable of shouldering the scoring load on nights. Slashing to the rim for contact type of player. UNL Game Notes Roster/infirmary report OUT 5 Ahron Ulis 6-3 190 lbs Junior - Likely out for the season 15 Blaise Keita 6-11 257 lbs Junior - Ongoing ankle injury recovery "Day to Day" 4 Juwan Gary 6-6 221 lbs Junior - Violation of team rules Possible starters for Nebraska 10 Jamarques Lawrence 6-3 183 lbs Sophomore 30 Keisei Tominaga 6-2 179 lbs Senior 3 Brice Williams 6-7 213 lbs Junior 53 Josiah Allick 6-8 231 lbs Senior 51 Rienk Mast 6-10 248 lbs Junior Bench 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 2 Ramel Lloyd Jr. 6-6 210 lbs RS Freshman 21 Matar Diop 6-10 213 lbs Freshman 31 Cale Jacobsen 6-4 200 lbs RS Freshman 35 Henry Burt 6-7 216 lbs RS Freshman 24 Jeffrey Grace III 6-3 197 lbs Sophomore It appears that Ramel Lloyd has been cleared to play per his father on twitter. Assuming that Juwan Gary will miss one more game and make his debut in South Dakota. We'll know for sure on these two things when the availability report comes out around 4:30. The Skinny: Nebraska has what is essentially another tune-up game as they prepare to ramp up their season. One new challenge the Huskers should face tonight is trying to score without benefit of the FT line. Nebraska has been getting to the line in bunches this year, currently ranked in KenPom's top 25 in FTA/FGA% in Div 1. However, Geno Ford's Stony Brook teams have consistently defended without fouling so we're about to find out how opponent driven Nebraska's ability to make it to the line might be. Otherwise look for Nebraska to continue to 'Shoot to Thrill' from 3 as the Seawolves are a team that tends to value protecting inside the paint. The value of Keisei Tominaga will likely be on display tonight as 2pt type defenses either need to extend beyond their comfort level or else need to just hope he's going to miss target practice. This is the type of game where you could see Nebraska with an entry into their top 10 3pt rate in the KenPom records page. Lastly, but probably most importantly, the Nebraska defense seems to have picked up where it left off last year. Part of the reason that a poor shooting Nebraska team wasn't sweating out a win over Rider was their ability to generate stops with their unrelenting commitment to force teams to hunt for open shots. This dribble-drive Stony Brook team has been shooting from deep fairly well this season but will need to be red-hot to stay in this game. Likely they won't. Nebraska goes for their 4th win and 4th chance to hold an opponent under 60 Prediction: Nebraska 74 - Rider 56 View full article
  11. Don't need to wait for the B1G availability report on this one.
  12. Given that Ted Carter is leaving in less than 2 months the only question I have is who was driving this decision?
  13. Bumped up to 175 after beating Appalachian St in OT at home
  14. I'd say that with the Wisconsin game on the same day that we didn't sell this one out
  15. Can donate the extra money to the UNO athletic department
  16. One thing buoying our offense is that Mast, Williams, Rice, and Boogie all seem to be able to draw contact and get to the line at a higher rate than most of the players they've replaced. Stony Brook is going to be a good test on how much of this is ability and how much is opponent as Geno Ford and Stony Brook traditionally is a program that doesn't foul as much as others whereas the first three teams we played are naturally hacky.
  17. The 7'3" guy is a kid from West Lafayette, IN that Painter passed on
  18. D-1 Teams are shooing 48% from 3 vs Stony Brook
  19. With all due respect to Oregon St we might hold those guys under 50 points if they can't get to the FT line. I'm hoping they can beat Appalachian St. at home tonight.
  20. He's basically Shep from Above the Rim except he can't buy a layup
  21. Keisei basically got Eli Rice's minutes in this one. CJ actually played more minutes in this game than in the others in which he started. Believe this is the first women to ref a men's game at Nebraska Box score
  22. The Jersey Boys represented Nebraska at tonight's presser
  23. Very much conference rooting for today's Gavitt Games
  24. That's one way to look at it. Another way is that it took a career game from McKeithen for this team to have a chance to score over 40 points on us. Meanwhile Powell shot 2-13 and Weeks went 2-9
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