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Part of Matt A firing offers out of the offer cannon in 2020. Committed to Arizona St

https://247sports.com/Article/Basketball-recruiting-Brady-Dunlap-Colorado-Nebraska-Rice-San-Diego-State-Providence-192909084/ Nebraska: “Coach Hoiberg speaks for himself. He lead the league in three point percentage one year, and played for 10 years. He does individual workouts so being able to have him train and develop my game to the next level is intriguing. They’re very good to me.”

The Big 12 is the type of organization that tells you in press conferences they don't have any idea who they're going to get to join up

We're already hot and heavy

This seems pretty relevant

There goes one of the few legit PG recruits of the Hoiberg era. Otherwise, his size seemed out of place for what we tend to look for. Time to go shopping for 6'8" combo guards

Is it common for NBA players to show up for Nebraska stuff? I'd wager the McGowens brothers attended more Nebraska HS games last year than Hoiberg did.

6'3" class of 2025 PG out of Washington DC

You can Elmarko Nebraska from his list

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Find it real interesting that Adam Howard is looking at Daveon Thomas because I don't know if it's for 2023 or if we're so worried about PG depth that we're trying to shotgun a guy into school in the next week. https://www.verbalcommits.com/players/daveon-thomas

I had hopes that McPherson would be a contributor but had already penciled in Lloyd as the backup PG

Any chance of McPherson becoming a contributor at PG will have to wait another year Per UNL Nebraska men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg confirmed Monday that redshirt freshman guard Quaran McPherson (Queens, N.Y.) recently suffered a season-ending knee injury. McPherson suffered the injury in training prior to returning to Lincoln for the start of the fall semester. An MRI by Nebraska’s medical staff upon his return revealed the extent of the injury to McPherson’s left knee. He will undergo surgery in the coming weeks and will start his rehab. According to men’s basketball athletic trainer R.J. Pietig, McPherson’s recovery is expected to be between six and eight months following surgery. McPherson is expected to make a full recovery in time for the start of the 2023-24 season. “It is disappointing to see Quaran’s redshirt freshman year end this early,” Hoiberg said. “He had a very good summer and worked hard to put himself in position for playing time. Quaran came back from a similar injury back in high school to play at a high level, so he understands the rehab process ahead. Knowing the type of competitor he is, I think Quaran will do everything he can to get back healthy.” McPherson, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound guard, redshirted last season. At Link Year (Mo.) Prep in 2020-21, McPherson averaged 19 points, four assists and four rebounds per game helping the school to a 26-4 record and a runner-up finish at the 2021 Post Grad Nationals.

We'll get a look at him in December

This is certainly one way to look at what might be the historical low point of this program

Neutral site game.

Almost positive it does.

No, this adds to the intrigue a bit but really nothing to worry about unless he actually commits here.

We're talking about a guy who was the SEC preseason player of the year coming into 2020-21 who hasn't really played since collapsing in that Dec 2020 game vs Florida St. If he's 90% of what he was he'd probably be the best player on our roster.

Big lefty from out east. Couldn't shoot a lick. Constantly injured. Worked his way into the rotation and then got the starting spot after Thomas Allen's season ended. Was key in that big Iowa win where Thor blocked the shot at the end, which was his last game as a Husker as he was injured. Ended up at GW where it looks like he never got healthy.

Oh I certainly think MA had a lot to do with that. However then Loesner gets here and his name pops up everywhere so I don't know if Gates was out just as much on the down low or what.

Worth noting that Zeigler was recruiting him at Miss St