Huskerpapa

Sheesh. We aren't playing bad at all, but we are down by seven and soon to be eight

Josh Jackson can fill it up

Ughh. Everytime we have to help out, we get burned

I don't think they look disinterested. They are playing typical Jayhawk basketball. At a certain point, they are going to amp up defensive pressure. IF we can handle that, then we will hang in there. They are shooting really well right now, not sure that will last.

Crappy second chance points

Good start.

No way this game gets started on time on ESPN...be prepared to flip channels

HB and his wife will be two rows behind our bench. He will be the one in red.

We came into the Creighton game loose, but looked tighter than tight when the game began. We simply cannot do that at KU. Play loose and free and let happen, happen!

...and a bit more "stuff" http://sportschatplace.com/college-basketball-picks/2016/12/10/kansas-jayhawks-vs-nebraska-cornhuskers-12/10/16-college-basketball-pick-odds-and-prediction

Decent scouting report from KU about NU: http://www2.kusports.com/weblogs/call-nightengale/2016/dec/9/getting-to-know-nebraska-basketball/

Hopefully I will be SHOCKED at this time tomorrow.

One HECKOFA comeback! Wowser!

Ughh Huskers 65 Kansas 78

I am one torked dude. Was mad last night and I am disappointed today. Nuff said. I am laying low for a few days. Otherwise, I likely would say some things I may regret when I cool down.

Stay at the Clarion Hotel. Good hotel, decent price, very near the stadium, and since I know you and the missus loves good ol country music, you wouldn't be to dern fer away from the Grand Ol Opry

Call me selfish if you wish, but I want all my true number of posts back

I hope my expectations are blown out of the water on this one.

Try to contact The Gym Bar and Grill in San Tan Valley. They have had Nebraska watch parties in the past. Perhaps they can hook you up. I believe their phone number is 480-677-2146

Certainly a different type of PG than Glynn. Looks like he has game.

Good teams are going to run their offenses and defenses. They do not have to gadget up. I won't say that Creighton won't throw an occasional zone at us, but I will be surprised if is anything more than to show us the defense. Where they will change things up is whether they go under or over picks, or other nuances of their man defensive package. But to reinvent the wheel just doesn't sound plausible.

I don't know...the normal person in me would likely strike up a conversation with them and be a nice guy. In fact, I went to Mass on Saturday evening and encountered a family wearing Blue Jay gear. I sort of heckled them in a good natured kind of way as we were filing out of church. I think the four year old was intimidated though But there is a little devil seated on one of my shoulders that given the right incentive would turn me into that A**hole you are talking about. I am not certain what that incentive would be, but when I was younger, it took less than it would today. That incentive would likely be boorish behavior on their part...but most Creighton fans are pretty decent people (for example my idiot sister and brother-in-law --did I just say that out loud). But there are a few...

I don't disagree with the opponent, but I am sort of underwhelmed by the bowl itself, and the location (given that this will basically be a home game for Tennessee).

Here is the deal. We apparently did not go after Patton hard enough. I remember when he signed with Creighton, there were a lot of people kind of surprised. Some people did not think he was going to be a major college player. Good for him that he has apparently materialized into a NBA type player. But I sort of like the group that we picked up in that recruiting class. MJ, Ed, Glynn and Jack. They have all had growing pains and bouts with inconsistency, but they were thrown to the Big Ten wolves in season one, and quite frankly, are doing quite well. Would I like Patton today, sure. But our group is good and could be great by the time they leave good ol UNL.

Okay, I found this and it now makes better sense: The NCAA altered its timeout rules before the 2015-16 season, making it so coaches could no longer call one in live-ball situations. The rule was designed to help speed up play and shift the emphasis of the game to the players. This season, the NCAA has tweaked the rule, allowing coaches to call timeouts in live-ball situations, but only when the team is inbounding the ball.