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I hope so. I think his star is going to be pretty bright, too.

Johnson's been a pretty significant recruiter for us. He's got ties all over the upper mid west and Big Ten circles. They're pretty comparable. It would be a significant blow. That was my first thought as well. It will be interesting to see what happens if he does decide to take the job.

Well, yes, but the one they'll treat as the opener would be the one that actually counts in the records. They've done this for just about every new baseball stadium that's opened the past 20 years. Hold their last exhibition game there, perhaps have a couple other events there to put all their systems to the test and then roll live for the regular season. Or like a hotel or restaurant will have a soft open before the grand opening. Same sort of deal for the hoops team.

If they do, that would be nothing short of remarkable.

Zero tolerance policy, run the daylights out of him, I could go either way on whether he misses games or not.

My hope is that he wants to stick it to whomever comes out on to the court in a different jersey than his.

I threw FGCU on there mostly for a chuckle. And I'd imagine that "relationship" with Pitt is more similar to my divorced parents relationship. Don't really want to go there.

Again, if the info Crazy4NUHOOPS is accurate, both Kentucky and Gonzaga are not the team.

Maybe. Get him on campus and it might become a rather easy sell.

https://twitter.com/RobinWashut/status/322184186624622592

Let's, for a moment, assume that CrazyforNUHOOPS' information is correct we can rule out the Big 12, the SEC, UNC, Duke, Maryland, Miami, FSU, NC St, UCLA, Arizona, Stanford, Colorado, Oregon, New Mexico, SDSU, UNLV, Colorado St., Creighton, UMBC, Wichita St., Gonzaga, VCU, St. Louis, Notre Dame and Wyoming. If it's a school with a significant name as nearly everyone has been alluding to, that leaves Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Xavier, St. Joseph's, Temple, FGCU, Boston College, Virginia, Georgia TEch, Cincy, Pitt, Providence, DePaul, Rutgers, Seton Hall, South Florida, St. Johns, Syracuse, ASU, Cal, Oregon st., USC, Utah, Wash, WSU, Memphis, BYU, St. Mary's or UNO. We've now had just about program with a name of "significance" listed in this thread. If I'm putting money on it, I'm going with Xavier, Cincy or UNO. I'm probably wrong.

Was Oregon a 4 year deal?

https://twitter.com/SaiTummala24/status/322091709297217536

If the coach deleted the tweet it would indicate to me that he might have sent it out without all the information. Let's get him here, see what we have to offer and see what happens.

I thought there were rumblings that at least UGA and Pitt were sniffing around. ASU is a new one, i think.

https://twitter.com/RobinWashut/status/322058705921245184

Illinois has a lot of talent coming in and PSU and NW are the two worst teams until they prove otherwise much like we had to do last year. I have no idea what Minnesota will be.

I've got a red Nebraska sweater vest, if I wear it to the opener, will you sign it?

https://twitter.com/SwagAir/status/321805227693072384

14,970. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinnacle_Bank_Arena So it's more like 79% sold already. Huskers.com and the PBA site both have it over 15K. I'm gonna go with those.

Whoop, you're right. I misread this: " In 1989, Pitino would dismiss the report, saying "I didn't make any mistakes, I don't care what anybody says." As this: "In 1989, Pitino would be dismissed from the report, saying "I didn't make any mistakes, I don't care what anybody says." My bad.

According to that Wiki thing, he was the first assistant Boeheim hired when he got the job at Syracuse. He also was at Hawaii under Bruce O'Neal when they came under NCAA scrutiny. He was later cleared. He also was an assistant in the NBA under Hubie Brown.

So, if they've sold 10.3K, plus 1,500 student seats and the building holds 15.3K, that mean's 77% of capacity is already accounted for. That's impressive considering the product on the floor the past 15 years has been...lacking.

I don't know if Biggs is as quick as Siva, but he's as quick as anyone we've had since Nate Johnson, at least.

Who's gotten lazy? The players or the refs? If the refs start calling it, the players and coaches will adjust. They'll have to. It will be interesting to see what adjustments and emphasis they'll have next year.