I don't know if Miles has the cajones to do it, and they don't have the shooters right now, but I'd love to see NU transition to the Grinnell College model. I'm dead serious about that, too.
Ed shot .514 from the floor. For as much as he gets the ball in the paint, he's gotta be close to .600. He was his freshman year. Swanigan was similar to Ed this year, but he does a lot more jump shooting.
He'll probably be able to get it off, but I agree with @aphilso1, in that it's not the most efficient shot. It's probably adequate and hopefully can tighten and quicken it up as he matures.
I think I agree with just about all of this.
http://www.omaha.com/huskers/blogs/mad-chatter-how-tim-miles-can-prove-shawn-eichorst-right/article_ba5e618e-04eb-11e7-a3f5-5fac3855592c.html
Miles said they're starting a new contract period on this thing and continuing the H/A rotation might not line up as neatly as it has before now. So, projection might be a bit trickier. NC State or Pitt would make a lot of sense to me.
I'd love it, too, but for that to happen, we'll need to be perceived as a top team for more than a season. Need to string a few seasons together before we're in the marquee matchup discussion.
They'll have opportunities next year with KU, a Big East team and hopefully an ACC team coming into PBA. I don't anticipate any true road games other than Creighton. But yeah, can't get pushed around by the Jays again.
Yeah, I counted wrong, either way, that stretch where he was out of the lineup, he needs to eliminate that and he'll be an asset. He was one, once he returned to the rotation.
Nope, that stretch from Dayton to Iowa. He figures out how to eliminate that and he'd be about 40% from 3. That's also where Glynn ended up for the season after really struggling last year. I think that's close to where Horne can be, too.
Until this week, he was shooting a higher percentage this year than he did last year with the slump included. Just needs a little more consistency and he'll be just fine.