HuskerFever

The number of people who have told me after Purdue lost that Nebraska needs to win this tournament because they despise Illinois and Wisconsin. We have the world on our side.

Double digits about 40% of the way through this game!

We kneed Allick...

The best teams in the NCAA tournament are the ones who, any day, somebody steps it up to help the team win. We have that. Can't wait for next week.

Rising to the occasion!

2-0. Don't look back.

CBS analysts on #1 conference teams losing: "I think there's a lot of value losing in the conference tournament...extra day of rest." Then why do we even have a conference tournament?

He's the one that took the game to OT. Then in the final seconds of OT got a huge call and that led to the game winning basket. Boo Hepburn is a big part of this victory.

He doesn't in the NCAA tournament. And they tend to suffer for it.

They're afraid of us

Booooo Hepburn taking this first game to overtime.

One of the best Asian countries I've been to. And very hospitable people.

At San Jose State? Not at all. But if they considered hiring him, it's more for what he's done at larger programs, not what he's done at San Jose State. Any other year I'd say "Why not? Stanford deprioritizes its athletics. So he might have a shot." But this year? When they're making a change to the ACC? I don't have a clue how that administration is going to view that change.

Ahhh...so THAT'S what we've been doing wrong this whole time. Why didn't anybody say anything?

The only way you could get more is if they had a cameo from B1G play by play man Connor Onions There's so many layers to that joke.

I have a bigger problem with a +3 point game turning into +12 or -8 strictly off of free throw scheming in the final minute of a game than I do counting OT or not. It's difficult to evaluate "was this truly a close game or not?" Because no two 12-point victories are the same. But all OT games begin with two teams having the same amount of points after 40 minutes.

On a loosely related topic, in Korea more women attend sporting events than men. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/20/world/asia/women-sports-fans-south-korea.html

I'll keep that in mind when I have my next performance evaluation with the boss "You might not think I'm good at my job, but actually I'm just really successful."

I just wonder what the committee is going to do when they have to make last minute changes, predicting incorrectly that Purdue was going to beat Nebraska on Sunday afternoon.

We're in for quite a ride if this trend continues...

For what it's worth, we didn't really have many "quality wins" over the last month.

As someone who's frequently picked us to win this year and we lose, and pick us to lose and we win... I'm just glad we're winning Also... I'll win it next year. There's always next year.

Stanford is also a program who hasn't made it to the Big Dance since........ 2014.