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Feels like sometimes people get mad when people pick Nebraska to lose and we win. As someone always trying to win this competition, I don't share that sentiment.

The last time a Husker made a all-tourney team was 1998

Indiana tourney game https://huskerhoopscentral.com/2023-24/RadioBroadcasts/2024-03-15 Nebraska vs Indiana BTT.mp3

You might have the dehydration

Kudos to anyone who thought Nebraska was going to win this game by the biggest margin in a tournament game in school history

No one played over 28 minutes tonight.

Who schedules a wedding during March Maddess!?!?!?

Notes from UNL Nebraska won its 23rd game of the 2023-24 season, marking the second-most wins in school history. Nebraska’s victory marked its first win in a Big Ten Tournament contest since 2019, and tomorrow will be Nebraska’s first-ever appearance in the Big Ten semifinals. The Huskers were last in a conference tournament semifinal in 2006 when the Huskers reached the Big 12 semifinals. Nebraska’s 27-point victory marked its largest margin of victory in a Big Ten Tournament game, surpassing a 17-point win over Rutgers in 2016 (89-72). It was also its largest in any conference tournament game in Nebraska history, bettering a 23-point win over Iowa State in 1983 (94-71) in a first-round Big Eight tournament game in Lincoln. The win completed a three-game sweep of Indiana, marking the first time Nebraska has defeated a team three times in one season since sweeping three games from Rutgers in 2015-16. Nebraska connected on 14-of-32 3-pointers in the game, marking its 16th game this season with at least 10 3-pointers, including all three matchups with Indiana. The Huskers connected on a total of 40 3-pointers in three games against the Hoosiers this season, with at least 12 in each game. Nebraska’s 14 3-pointers tied a season high (four times). The 14 3-pointers are the most Nebraska has made in a conference tournament game in school history. The previous high was 11 against Maryland in 2016 (31 att.). Nebraska eclipsed that total before halftime with 12 first-half 3-pointers. Nebraska scored 50 points in the first half to take a 50-27 halftime lead. It marked the Huskers’ second straight game with 50 first-half points after leading Michigan 50-43 at halftime last Sunday in Ann Arbor. Nebraska held Indiana to 35.3 percent shooting in the game, marking the 12th straight game Nebraska has limited the opposition to 43 percent or less. Keisei Tominaga scored 23 points, including 18 before halftime. Tonight’s game marked Tominaga’s seventh 20-point game of the season and the 17th of his Nebraska career. Tominaga made 4-of-7 3-pointers, including 4-of-6 before halftime. It marked his seventh game this season with at least four 3-pointers. Tominaga finished with a career-high five assists, bettering his previous high of four on two occasions earlier this sea­son. Brice Williams’ 23 points were his most since scoring a season-high 25 points against Oregon State on Nov. 18. It was his third 20-point game of the season. Williams had four 3-pointers in the game, all in the first half. The four 3-pointers tied a career-high. Jamarques Lawrence scored 15 points on 5-of-6 shooting, including 3-of-4 from the 3-point line. It was Lawrence’s 10th double-figure scoring game of the season with five of those since Feb. 7. Lawrence made at least three 3-pointers for the fifth time this season, including two against Indiana.

Mike Woodson

UNDERSTATEMENT

Won't have a problem rooting against either Ohio St or Illinois. What an unlikeable couple of teams.

1 win Nebraska 78 - Indiana 65

I wonder if Hepburn has ever asked Buie how he handles all the booing

If North Carolina loses today and Arizona wins the Pac-12, there is a chance that Arizona is a #1 seed in Salt Lake City

2021 - Howard gets a double technical and ejected during a game vs Maryland where he yelled "I'll fucking kill you" at Mark Turgeon 2022- Howard get suspended for the last 5 games of the season after striking Wisconsin Joe Krabbenhoft in the head after a scuffle in the post game handshake line 2022-23 - Howard allegedly pulled told his son Jett during a practice that "I'll slap the shit out of you" 2023 - Howard allegedly had to be held back from fighting long time strength coach Jon Sanderson after Sanderson intervened in a confrontation between Jace Howard and a trainer

It's not just about the wins and loses with Howard. By all accounts the guy was a hot head and a bully.

You forgot that you can't startle Juwan Howard or he'll try to punch you

My working theory is sometimes he compiles these at night and in lieu of reading back through it, posts it here to see if someone flips up mistakes as opposed to doing his own editorial work. Cynically, I sometimes wonder if he purposely does this because he craves attention. Regardless, expect an upvote if you find one of these Easter eggs.

That is exactly what happened though I did at one point correctly set it at 4.5.

in terms of drivable vs flyable, it's better to be a high 9 than a low 8.

It was nice to dip our toes in the 20s for the first time since 2019