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Mulcahy is a grad transfer so we can move wherever. Theoretically a guy like that could play one semester for a team and then move to another team.

tomorrow (Wednesday) at noon our time

Sorry to hear @Jacob Padilla

I am honestly unsure when the portal is open because dudes seem to jump into at random but relative to most of the action into the portal WB jumped in there relatively late. I'd argue that we recruited over WB before he left which likely contributed to him leaving. It's possible he's still here if we don't land Allick which potentially relegated WB to the role of 5th post player in the group of Gary, Keita, Allick, and Mast at the 4/5. I bring this up as I'd consider replacing WB as not part of our initial off-season plans but instead as a result of them, which may or may not be relevant in this exercise.

It was hard to tell from the quote he was on the line with the Ole Miss NIL collective when he said that.

Not saying something because you probably shouldn't say it >>> completely guessing

I don't mind that it now feels above board when a guy obviously gets paid

Recap from UNL The Madrid player, Mulero, is a 2nd/3rd Spanish League tier player if you're curious the type of foe we might face Madrid, Spain - Brice Williams had a game-high 28 points to lead five players in double figures, as Nebraska rallied for an 89-84 overtime win over the Madrid All-Stars Monday evening. Williams, a transfer from Charlotte, hit 10-of-14 shots from the field, including a trio of 3-pointers, to lead a short-handed attack for the Huskers, who shot 46 percent from the field and hit nine 3-pointers in the win. C.J. Wilcher added 18 points and 10 rebounds, while Jamarques Lawrence added 14 points, which won the first of three games in Spain this week. NU also got major contributions from redshirt freshman Cale Jacobsen, who had 13 points, nine rebounds and three steals and true freshman Eli Rice, who finished with 12 points, including a pair of 3-pointers. Williams and redshirt freshman Ramel Lloyd Jr. topped NU with four assists apiece, as five of the nine players who dressed Monday had not played a regular-season game at NU. Nebraska trailed 74-62 early in the fourth quarter before mounting a 17-2 run to regain the lead. A Rice 3-pointer ignited a 7-0 spurt that pulled NU within 74-69 with 5:01 remaining. NU continued to battle and eventually took a 79-76 lead with 1:44 remaining. The Huskers led 81-78 with 1:12 left in regulation, but Madrid scored five straight to take an 82-81 lead on a basket Guillermo Mulero with 3.0 seconds left. NU took the inbounds at halfcourt and Lawrence found Jacobsen, who was fouled with 2.4 seconds remaining. The redshirt freshman banked in the first free throw but missed the second to send the game to OT. Jacobsen and Williams took over in the extra period, combining for all seven Husker points, as Nebraska did not allow a field goal in the five-minute overtime. NU took the lead for good on a Williams basket after NU, which was outrebounded 51-44, kept the possession alive with two offensive rebounds. Jacobsen drew a charge with 1:49 left and then gave NU an 87-82 lead with a 3-pointer on the subsequent possession. The Huskers, who don’t have a player taller than 6-foot-7 for this trip, forced 20 turnovers and held Madrid to 36 percent shooting. Madrid went 20-of-24 from the line to stay in the game. The Huskers will play their second game of the trip on Wednesday, when they travel to Valencia, Tipoff for that game is set for Noon (Central).

In lieu of game footage I'm basically just picturing Brice Williams going off like Shep in the final game of Above the Rim

From Oregon's football coach lol

Would infer it's not injury because when it's injury people use the word "injury".

Nebraska wins the game behind Brice Williams' Big O' scoring output

Seems like we're out of luck

Game is supposed to start at noon today. If a stream becomes available I'll post it.

It is an article based on the presser from Monday

No. While I've preferred to be laissez-faire about all of this don't make off-topic posts with the purpose of being divisive.

I bolded the Central Time zones when this is taking place. They'll figure out if streaming is possible when they get there. Most gyms likely have wifi these days. Date Opponent Local/Central Location Sun., July 30 Madrid All-Stars 7 p.m./Noon Canal de Isabel II Sports Centre Wed., Aug. 2 Valencia All-Stars 7 p.m./Noon Alqueria del Baset, C Sat., Aug. 5 Cataluna All-Stars 6:30 p.m./11:30 a.m. Paraque Deportivo Llobregat

Speaking of updated rosters, until recently I'd forgotten to account for the redshirts of Ramel Lloyd, Cale Jacobsen, and Henry Burt. https://huskerhoopscentral.com/scholarship-matrix/

Now seems as good as time as any to recall that the Huskers went 3-0 on their last international trip to Italy before putting together one of the worst seasons in Nebraska Basketball history, going 7-25 in Hoiberg's first season. I can't guarantee I won't wonder by the end of next week if Harry Burt is going to start this season, but I'm hoping that revisiting the past will put me in the right state of mind when evaluating this trip.

All's well that ends well

If you catch him in this video, Blaise Keita has the gait of Frakenstein. Seems problematic for the upcoming season.

Ullis has more experience playing PG at the college level than JL, RL, and CJ combined. That matters. He's starting PG for at least the first half of the season of not the whole in my guestimation. JL, RL, and CJ are capable of playing off the ball for sure though.

Presser before the trip. A lot of praise for Cale Jacobsen