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According to FlightAware.com, it arrived in Dallas at 10:25 this morning. Just 6 minutes before ER's tweet.

Yeah, how many TV sets is the BTN on? Compared to, say, Fox Sports 1? Currently, BTN is in 90 million homes, FS1 is in about half that. FS1 is in 90 million homes. Ah, you're right, misread it.

Yeah, how many TV sets is the BTN on? Compared to, say, Fox Sports 1? Currently, BTN is in 90 million homes, FS1 is in about half that.

Then, shouldn't Rex Burkhead be on that plane?

well, we've had that for as long as this board has been around...

Does that mean we need to start stumping now?

To help cure your ignorance: http://board.huskerhoopscentral.com/topic/2857-how-to-post-tweets/ (not intended to be a swipe at anyone's intelligence level. Ignorance and stupidity are two different things.)

Fair enough.

There are a couple of road games that come immediately to mind that should be winnable: Northwestern, Penn State. Iowa, Purdue, Illinois right after that. But after watching how Miles teams battled on the road most of the time last year, I'm not writing off any of them. I'll be very curious to see how they handle road tussles vs. Creighton and Cincinnati. Those two could tell us a lot about this team.

I can tell you first hand this is the furthest thing from the truth. McKeown is the biggest Husker homer around (well, excluding Sipple I guess). If you don't like Sam, I suspect that you won't like anybody they could possibly hire. Besides, aren't just about all of the sports reporters for the OWH graduates of your university? Pivovar may be the lone exception (he went to UNO) and Shatel (Mizzou) doesn't count as he doesn't do any reporting. If you can't get the homer coverage you desire from your own alums, who do you expect to provide it? Nyatawa went to Purdue. Kaipust went to UNO as well, I believe.

so, if we can vote for multiple options, does that mean that we'll be cutting down the list to say, the top 5 at some point?

We'll likely have more added along the line...like this:

What if the actual truth is there are flaws in the programs? I can tell you first hand this is the furthest thing from the truth.

More than double since 08-09.

Where are the other 22%

Personally think that Minnesota and Northwestern could be in for rough, rough years.

Well, Shields numbers as a freshman compare decently with Pierce's freshman year. He wasn't exactly a world beater. Pierce had more points and PPG, but not overwhelmingly so. Shields had a better FG, FT and 3PT %. Don't assume the ceiling for Shields can't be that high.

He's not, clearly. He's fortunate that he has people on these trips with him to help him stay grounded and not get caught up in the moment. Not every kid has that.

That's what I'm thinking. I saw they showed Bron Bron at the OSU/UW game saturday night, but I didn't see any 7 foot high school centers anywhere near him... Exactly. Yea, shaq and lebron may show up to these games, but I doubt they want to spend all their time with a 17 year old. Heck, Lebron didn't even go to OSU. How is he suppose to sell them on the program when he never played there? Seriously? Rubbing shoulders with the most popular basketball player of a generation on your recruiting visit is a big deal. Whether he ends up there or not, having him there left an impression, without a doubt. Remember, it all matters.

Sounds like quite the tour...

Did we get Jadler's review? Did I miss it?

highlights of the action anywhere? I havent' been able to find anything except Pitchfords dunks and the player intros.

I think you might be confusing him with Rivers, if the previous posts of Petteway tearing it up in practice are true.

Gallegos' shot is ugly? It might be a little quick, but it's pretty smooth, IMO.

I heard Miles made a crack about Creighton...