Navin R. Johnson

It's been very quiet on the Creighton front as far as portal news and what Kalk and Alexander are doing.  I'm concerned CH Fidler and Kyle might be replacing those guys.

Don't forget about Carter Whitt.  On second thought, go ahead and forget about Carter Whitt.

Don't forget about Carter Whitt.  On second thought, go ahead and forget about Carter Whitt.

Don't forget about Carter Whitt.  On second thought, go ahead and forget about Carter Whitt.

Can't be.  Nobody on the board said he was going to.😉 seriously Coach always seems to get guys to come in under the radar. 

We have been recruiting this guy for like 6 years now.  Has he ever been on campus or has he cancelled every planned visit?
 

It's like the NCAA just wanted to say "see, I told you so"

Another player who was better than anyone the Huskers had on their roster, according to Tom Shatel
 
 

He must have searched every golf course in that area for him.

Another player who was better than anyone the Huskers had on their roster, according to Tom Shatel
 
 

Another player who was better than anyone the Huskers had on their roster, according to Tom Shatel
 
 

He must have searched every golf course in that area for him.

Another player who was better than anyone the Huskers had on their roster, according to Tom Shatel
 
 

Do we need to let the head coaches at NU know that you stole their license plate?

I was thinking the same thing.  I figured Wake came in with a bunch of NIL money (I guess we can just say "money" now) but after seeing he has a 2nd visit set up with us I feel a little better about our chances.
 
Let's Go Bucs!

 

I thought I would revisit my possible portent of doom and destruction with this year's team.  Remember, I really liked this team coming into the season, but of course being a lifetime Husker hoops fan, I had to temper my excitement and expect the worst.
 
KT: Had a good year.  A little up and down but pretty much what we expected.
Coleman: Did struggle for what ever reason given his resume, but was certainly not a chemistry problem if fact just the opposite. (notice I had him starting)
Williams: Not even close on this one thankfully.  Was a great in game shooter and hit a number of key 3's this year.
Gary: Shoulder was fine, thankfully.
Mast: Did at times have issues defending but overall had a great year with a bit of a bum knee.
 
Lawrence: Did have a Soph slump partly from playing a new position but came on at the end of the year
Wilcher: It was a bit of the same old but he had a stretch where he was outstanding
Keita: Injuries kept him out but it didn't take Nostradamus to predict this one
Allick: Fit in very well as a P5 player
Rice: He did defend like a freshman but had some solid moments offensively
Lloyd: Void
Diop: Bingo
Hoiberg: Did not play like a normal walk on.  Didn't shoot it as well this year but still an important piece.
Jacobsen: Had the confidence of his coach to go in and defend when needed.
Ulis: Bingo and Nostradamus not needed on this either
 
We did struggle rebounding (big time in a few of our losses) but the chemistry seemed to be good all year.
 

I thought I would revisit my possible portent of doom and destruction with this year's team.  Remember, I really liked this team coming into the season, but of course being a lifetime Husker hoops fan, I had to temper my excitement and expect the worst.
 
KT: Had a good year.  A little up and down but pretty much what we expected.
Coleman: Did struggle for what ever reason given his resume, but was certainly not a chemistry problem if fact just the opposite. (notice I had him starting)
Williams: Not even close on this one thankfully.  Was a great in game shooter and hit a number of key 3's this year.
Gary: Shoulder was fine, thankfully.
Mast: Did at times have issues defending but overall had a great year with a bit of a bum knee.
 
Lawrence: Did have a Soph slump partly from playing a new position but came on at the end of the year
Wilcher: It was a bit of the same old but he had a stretch where he was outstanding
Keita: Injuries kept him out but it didn't take Nostradamus to predict this one
Allick: Fit in very well as a P5 player
Rice: He did defend like a freshman but had some solid moments offensively
Lloyd: Void
Diop: Bingo
Hoiberg: Did not play like a normal walk on.  Didn't shoot it as well this year but still an important piece.
Jacobsen: Had the confidence of his coach to go in and defend when needed.
Ulis: Bingo and Nostradamus not needed on this either
 
We did struggle rebounding (big time in a few of our losses) but the chemistry seemed to be good all year.
 

Yup.  He seemed to play his a** off in games and to get those minutes he must do it in practice as well.  I just forgot about him to start the season.

I thought I would revisit my possible portent of doom and destruction with this year's team.  Remember, I really liked this team coming into the season, but of course being a lifetime Husker hoops fan, I had to temper my excitement and expect the worst.
 
KT: Had a good year.  A little up and down but pretty much what we expected.
Coleman: Did struggle for what ever reason given his resume, but was certainly not a chemistry problem if fact just the opposite. (notice I had him starting)
Williams: Not even close on this one thankfully.  Was a great in game shooter and hit a number of key 3's this year.
Gary: Shoulder was fine, thankfully.
Mast: Did at times have issues defending but overall had a great year with a bit of a bum knee.
 
Lawrence: Did have a Soph slump partly from playing a new position but came on at the end of the year
Wilcher: It was a bit of the same old but he had a stretch where he was outstanding
Keita: Injuries kept him out but it didn't take Nostradamus to predict this one
Allick: Fit in very well as a P5 player
Rice: He did defend like a freshman but had some solid moments offensively
Lloyd: Void
Diop: Bingo
Hoiberg: Did not play like a normal walk on.  Didn't shoot it as well this year but still an important piece.
Jacobsen: Had the confidence of his coach to go in and defend when needed.
Ulis: Bingo and Nostradamus not needed on this either
 
We did struggle rebounding (big time in a few of our losses) but the chemistry seemed to be good all year.
 

Clingan was the difference maker in the game.  He guarded Edey straight up which eliminated the open 3's Purdue got all season with teams having to double Edey.

Clingan was the difference maker in the game.  He guarded Edey straight up which eliminated the open 3's Purdue got all season with teams having to double Edey.