millerhusker

I'm pretty sure UNL has the AlterG treadmills. Anti-gravity, and can gradually increase impact as the athlete progresses through rehab.

https://alterg.com/

Way too soft. We’re not punching back. There’s been 41 missed shots and we have 12 damn rebounds as a team right now.

Meah has been a big net negative so far

They might not call 5 fouls on MSU all game long

Petteway’s second half performance in that game was cold freaking blooded.

That’s rough. How has their European guard not been cleared by the NCAA yet? Seems ridiculous.

Need to add “better than Kansas” to the poll

When I went to bed they were ahead 30 to 7…

Connor attempted 8 threes against North Florida. Skimming through Keisei's game logs, he attempted 8 or more threes at least 20 times in his Husker career.

Rienk, Connor and Berke. Look out.

Connor shot 23 threes in the last 2 games... he has to be so elated with his decision to transfer.

My opinion was partially based on Connor's true freshman season at Wisconsin, which statistically wasn't too far off from Keisei's senior (5th) year. Even if Connor's 3P% drops 7% - equal to Keisei's percentage last year - I still think it's a conversation, as Connor is slightly better in many other aspects of the game. What set Keisei apart (aside from his shot making ability) was an inherent feel for the game that is pretty rare at this level, which allowed him to play much faster/quicker than he would be in a combine setting. But as someone else said, Essegian's b-ball IQ is pretty high up there, as well.

I have a controversial opinion that I hesitate to post here, but here goes... Connor Essegian is a better player than Keisei. However, Keisei could light a fire under a team, and a whole arena, unlike any player we've had here since probably T Lue. Momentum and belief is worth a lot in college basketball.

The subtle jabs at Creighton on this board make me smile