Dead Dog Alley

Yvan Ouedraogo had six games in double figures in points as a freshman, and six games in double figures in points in the three seasons since. (In rebounds, six games with more than 10 as a freshman and nine since).

My old family recipes all involve no seasonings, and leaving everything on the grill until it has a similar texture as shoe leather

Nobody else makes those plays unless they have the freedom that comes with being the coach's kid. Anyone else is too worried about sticking with their assignment, and wouldn't take the chances Sam did on those plays.

You're not a real conference unless you have Miami, Washington, USC, and Boston College. And maybe Hawai'i.

Eric Piatkowski bought a beer for me once. So, Eric Piatkowski.

Next question, who will be in his top 8 when he hits the portal

He's in the portal

Well aren't you Mr. Important, I was stuck up in C section for that one

I hate to be "that guy" who points out everybody's mis-recollections, but - Dourisseau's last year was Collier's final season, so he had graduated before Sadler took over.

My wife's son went along for a night on the town after a Laker game last year with AD and LeBron. He also went to Russell Westbrook's Super Bowl party at his house last year. Not that these things are relevant to anything; I just wanted to see the response was from the resident Lakers fans here.

"Seppo Evwaraye was successful here, proving that someone from Finland can fit right in in Lincoln." "Three of our four interior players are coming off of surgeries or injuries. One only has a year of eligibility left, and the others are in their fourth or fifth year right now so may not return the next year. Your second year, you will be in line for a lot of playing time." "We've got the Japanese Steph Curry, why not come here and turn into the Finnish LeBron James?"

When he plays his first minute of college basketball, he'll be a couple months away from turning 22.

In fairness, since it's pretty cold there I'd expect that there was some shrinkage involved

2022: Incarnate Word 64, Southern Illinois 29 Southern Illinois 31, Northwestern 24 Northwestern 31, Nebraska 28

Quaran McPherson to..... Northern Illinois

By some strange coincidence the player from Helskinki that they just offered is listed at 6'8", 230.

I’m pretty sure we all know which number Standhardinger would have taken

I guess it's time to go through this annual excersize, and compare how they match up talent wise to our last tournament team. Interior Walter Pitchford, So. Reink Mast, Jr. Leslee Smith, Jr. Josh Allick, Sr. David Rivers, Jr. Juwan Gary, Jr. Sergej Vucetic, Fr. Blaise Keita, Jr. Kye Kurkowski, So. Henry Burt, So. Wings Terran Petteway, So. Brice Williams, Jr. Shavon Shields, So. Ramel Lloyd, Fr. Nathan Hawkins, Fr. CJ Wilcher, Jr. Eli Rice, Fr. Perimeter Ray Gallegos, Sr. Keisei Tominaga, Sr. Tai Webster, Fr. Jamarques Lawrence, So. Benny Parker, So. Ahron Ulis, Jr. Trevor Menke, So. Sam Hoiberg, So. Mike Peltz, Sr. Cale Jacobsen, Fr.

Good to see him taking the number 53 (in honor of one of the best people I was ever fortunate to know).

Or, "If you had married a taller woman your sons would be 6'8" All Americans."

i'll give them one thing, when Iowa fans are calling each other morons there's a strong likelihood that they are all correct.

I guess it is still 2021? Plus he averaged 15.0 that year, not 10.5. Otherwise this thing writes about the same as what you find on BTPowerhouse.

Braden Frager (6'6", 205, Junior to be, Lincoln Southwest) gets an offer; Sophomore Stats: 11.4 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 1.7 apg, 1.1 spg, 42 3P% gets an offer. For comparison, Sam Griesel's sophomore stats: 6'3", Lincoln East, 6.6 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.9 apg, 0.8 spg, 37% 3P.

I had looked up Omar Bynum yesterday, thinking he had come out of Omaha just a few years ago, then realized it was more like 25 years ago, then realized I was really old.

Either that or he can transfer to Syracuse at the end of June, that would be fine with me as well.