CrazyforNUHOOPS

Nebraska got a very fair deal.

First part no (surprised me), second part yes, third part kinda.

I like the idea of moving Yeezy into athletic apparel and shoes, but the Yeezy basketball shoes I've seen in their test stages have a ways to go.

You're very well in the know. Hobby, connections, or profession?

UA is going to have trouble actually being able to meet the contracts they have with schools now in their current financial situation, so they're not going to be signing any new schools in the near future. Nike has no need for Nebraska. They've got their top dogs and wouldn't be willing to offer Nebraska anywhere close to what adidas did.

Medical staff is the same though.

It's also going to take some admission from Georgetown that they played him while injured and that's going to be tough to get from them.

If these apparel items you have say "Addidas" on them, then I think you've found the problem.

Adolph "Adi" Dassler. Both Puma and adidas still have offices in Herzogenaurach.

I'm breathlessly waiting for the video of your hand two feet above the rim.

No, ops positions don't drive fork lifts and they're definitely not responsible for the transportation of equipment on the road (which a forklift isn't needed for, either).

Petteway is in Italy.

That's the understatement of the year. That salsa is an addiction....and I've got it bad.

You have no idea what you're talking about.

All it would have taken was AWIII helping in four games. The three 1 point loses and the 2 points at Clemson and they would have been over .500.

Yes many times. When was the last time you did?

No, it's really not.

Don't need any kind of tourney for that. Teams can legally practice together up to the Final Four.

He's sitting down.

There were Nebraska Ultra Boosts as well, don't worry.

Paul's senior year playing at KU, their PA guy actually started announcing him as Justin Verlander. The media relations director had to walk over to correct him.

Paul still can't shake the "Verlander".

I don't believe walk-ons affect APR. But I could be wrong. What you can do, however, is give walk-ons with great grades and graduating soon a scholarship after the year starts and that would affect your APR. Did I use the right affect? You're right, my mistake. But you definitely don't want walk ons not pulling their weight on the academic side.

What do you mean by this? A walk on who has an academic scholarship is an advantage over a regular dumb walk on? How so? The obvious advantage is the use of a non-athletic scholarship for a "unrecruited" walk-on. There are recruiting rules in places for this circumstance, that's why the players aren't named until after school is in session.I understand the advantage that could be gained there and the rules in place to stop these occurrences. What I didn't understand was what advantage was gained by having an academic scholarship walk on versus a regular walk on. They are both walk ons so eat up no athletic scholarships. Because walk ons who aren't going to play meaningful minutes for you and don't get good grades drag down your APR.